I LOVE this! Two old t-shirts, a little bleach, a little embroidery thread (or "floss" in US english) and voila!
Very eco-chic ... get the how-to from Joy Beadworks.
I LOVE this! Two old t-shirts, a little bleach, a little embroidery thread (or "floss" in US english) and voila!
Very eco-chic ... get the how-to from Joy Beadworks.
If you sew for children (or you shop for them using a tape measure vs. the sizes printed on the tags) you NEED these little measurement charts. And I do mean need ... 'cos they're beyond cute.
Might also be fun to print off a bunch and tape them into an album or scrap book year after year... a mobile "growth chart". Thanks to Oliver+S.
If you save all those paper grocery bags (you know, the ones you have to use because you left all your reusable bags in the car ... because it was raining and your kids were screaming?) ... use them to wrap gifts! Alisa Burke is beyond talented and I love her eye.
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Retro Mama rocks. If you're going to make your own ornaments, it doesn't get much cuter than this.
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One day we will have 24 seasonally-appropriate books to wrap up. For now, I wrapped what we've got and lots of little bits and pieces that would be stocking stuffers any other year! The hope is that Ms Ro (16 months) will understand present opening by Christmas day ... and will have figured out that her super cute "thank you" should be uttered post gift opening! I still have to find and wrap up another 6 goodies. Sheesh!
