I just Love these if I say so myself!
I was blog hopping last night an came up on this tutorial and had to give it a try.http://hummadeedledee.blogspot.com/2008/09/pumpkin-inspiration-tutorial.html
Had some old sweaters in the basement waiting for me to loose weight. They have been waiting a lllooonnnggg time so I decided to give them a new life!
I also had 1 ball of twine so I made the 1st two then ran to the dollar store and all they had was butchers string but I think it looks cute too.
I have several more sweaters in fall colors so I will be working on those this week and adding to my /etsy store.

I have a craft show this Tuesday at one of our local colleges. I have been making things for the students for their dorms.

School colors are green and yellow. How about this banner and swag?
My Mom was a professional seamstress and had a lot of buttons. I really don't do anything with all of them so I decided to make hair clips the girls might like.

I have also been using up my scrapbook papers making small things the students can put on a bulletin board in their dorms or use as book marks.




A series of cards I'm adding to Esty of Savannah, GA and Tybe Island
And then another venture is fabric assemblage. I'm new at this so I'm just going with the flow here. The 1st one isn't done yet.
Used my images to iron on vintage cotton nightgown fabric I have and used other odds and ends I have laying around.

Repurpose, Reuse, Recycle
And then another venture is fabric assemblage. I'm new at this so I'm just going with the flow here. The 1st one isn't done yet.
Used my images to iron on vintage cotton nightgown fabric I have and used other odds and ends I have laying around.
Repurpose, Reuse, Recycle
I Love it!



I never thought I'd say I liked the sewing machine but my daughters machine is easy to use and has lots of fun stitches. For now, I'll keep playing while the creative juices are flowing!



I never thought I'd say I liked the sewing machine but my daughters machine is easy to use and has lots of fun stitches. For now, I'll keep playing while the creative juices are flowing!