I just love them to pieces!!!
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Flower Onesie Tutorial
I finally got around to making Lorelei a little something.
This is a super easy way to glamorize a plain onesie.
You'll need some felt, 2 strips of fabric, and fray check.
1. Cut two squares from felt.
2. Cut two strips of fabric...mine were about 18"-24"
3. Set your sewing machine tension to the highest setting and set your thread length to the longest setting. Sew down the middle of your fabric strips to create a ruffle.
4. Starting at the center of your felt, sew the ruffled strip onto the square, spiraling it as you go.
It should look like this from the front when you finish the spiral
...and this on the back.
Do both flowers the same way.
5. Squeeze the fray check across the ends of the fabric to prevent further unraveling. I like a little unravelling because I think it looks shabby-chicy ;)
6. Lastly, sew the flowers onto your onesie.
Then put it on your baby!
She's thrilled to be wearing it, can't you tell???
This is also great for tshirts for older girls.
What a sweet sister's picture this would be to make a matching onesie and tshirt???
I hope your week has been a great one!
Ours flew by.
Today we are headed to the pool to try and stay cool and mostly because I love the naps my kids take when we get back home...haha!
Don't forget to enter the Kay Marie Giveaway.
Tomorrow I will announce the winner!
Friday, July 6, 2012
Kay Marie Giveaway
My beautiful friend, Kimberly, is a very talented little lady!
Her love for creativity is evident in every area of her life, from jewelry making to painting to photography, to being a fun mama to her sweet little girl.
I am so excited to host a giveaway featuring her beautiful jewelry.
One of you will win a $20 gift card to her etsy shop to choose your favorite piece of jewelry!
Here are a few of my favorite picks:
ENTER HERE!
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Monday, July 2, 2012
Side Table Makeover
This fabulous side table was given to me about a year ago.
I love the shabby chic look of it, but I wanted to incorporate it into Lorelei's nursery and I had another side table that I wanted to match it to.
I decided it was time to give this little guy an update.
I started by lightly sanding.
Then it got a good wipe down with a damp rag.
Next came the yellow spray paint.
About 3 coats to be exact.
I also removed the hardware and painted it white.
With a little help from a handmade stencil, a ruler, and a cute little guy, I created the design on the top.
Final result:
I'm happy with how it turned out.
I especially love the design on the top!
Here it is, in its new home...
and I think it's very happy.
Happy Monday!
What will you re-do today???
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