I made another skinny tee in the 3T size so that Rae could compare the two. I really love it! I have been saving this shirt to cut up for something (it shrunk and was too small for Nick but i have always loved it immensely). I'm kinda sad it's not the 4T because he will grow out of it soon, but then i can just hand it down to Eldie (so grateful for a little brother only 18 months behind--usually only 12 months in clothes!)
I really really really love the skinny tee pattern and am so excited to delve into it more and more! *hopefully* for the new baby i can shrink the pattern down and make some baby size tees... :)
Friday, February 17, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
Table Runner
I made my mom a table runner to match her tree skirt from last year. It's from the same fabrics from Joanns. I tried to make it pretty long.
Funny. So my mom apparently likes to call and explain to me all about how she is going to make the presents I just finished for her in a few weeks. Yes. My mom calls me and goes "hey sweetie. I am going to make a table runner with my new Bernina {rub it in}....yada yada yada" The whole time I am sitting there going Yeah, i just finished a table runner for you yesterday.
I am happy to say she likes it. Well... honestly... i don't think she would tell me if she didn't. I followed the same system as I did with my mom's tree skirt and I think it is pretty cute. It looks better on her table than on mine! :)
I'm all done showing you the things from Christmas! *Phew* I wasn't sure i was ever going to be done! :)
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Casserole Carrier
Back to Christmas catch-up. haha! For my sister for Christmas I wanted to make something but I couldn't totally decide what. So then I decided to make a casserole carrier. I know that when i was young and married I would have loved one.
And like normal, I forgot to take nice pictures of it. So this is what you have. And i can't for the life of me remember what the fabric is. So again, there we go. :) BUT I know know that i followed the tutorials by homemadebyJill and Little Hooligans. It's great and pretty easy to put together!
I hope she likes it! I know I did!
Friday, February 3, 2012
Made by Rae Skinny Tee Test
I am so honored today to get to share with you a shirt I made with the test pattern by Rae or at made-by-rae.com. It's for the skinny shirt. She mentioned it in a post a week ago and I just sent a casual email asking when she thought it might be done so I could possibly use it to make a shirt for Hayden for his birthday {the big 3. Oh my goodness. He cannot be THREE}. Well, lo and behold she responds and offers to let me test the pattern. Wow! I was like through the roof! I literally spent the next few days waiting to see if i would REALLY be able to test the pattern. {i think i checked my email a zillion times...haha}
Well, I can report that the pattern is amazing. No surprise. I have quite a few patterns by Rae and they are all great. This pattern is for a pretty back little kids tee and it is open to SO many possibilities! I can't wait. I have this shirt of Hayden's I've been wanting to try and "re-create" and this is the perfect pattern for it. I highly recommend it!
Thank you again Rae! That was great fun!
Do you want to hear a funny terrible story about this shirt? Yeah?! Well, I did the stenciling on the fabric (see below) and when I was finishing it up, my boys were watching with me. I looked down and saw red spots on my fabric...BLOOD! BLOOD! Do you know how hard it is to get blood out of white fabric? I quickly looked at my children and pulled the fabric away as I exclaimed, "Stop bleeding on my fabric! Who is bleeding on my fabric?!" It only took me a few more seconds to think **Gee, Kelly. There is blood. Why is there blood? How is there blood. Wait. Blood?! What happened? My child is hurt. Ahhh!** But that was definitely not my first reaction. haha. Welcome to reality. Right?!
{For the shirt i used an interlock knit from Joanns (it's def not my favorite fabric. I need to stock up on nice knits, but i am just starting to really be daring with my knits). I used a stencil I made on my Silhouette and then painted the lightning bolts onto the fabric! Worst part?! I ran out of fabric on accident. haha So i had to make a mad dash to Joanns to get more! Luckily I still got it done on time!}
Well, I can report that the pattern is amazing. No surprise. I have quite a few patterns by Rae and they are all great. This pattern is for a pretty back little kids tee and it is open to SO many possibilities! I can't wait. I have this shirt of Hayden's I've been wanting to try and "re-create" and this is the perfect pattern for it. I highly recommend it!
Thank you again Rae! That was great fun!
Do you want to hear a funny terrible story about this shirt? Yeah?! Well, I did the stenciling on the fabric (see below) and when I was finishing it up, my boys were watching with me. I looked down and saw red spots on my fabric...BLOOD! BLOOD! Do you know how hard it is to get blood out of white fabric? I quickly looked at my children and pulled the fabric away as I exclaimed, "Stop bleeding on my fabric! Who is bleeding on my fabric?!" It only took me a few more seconds to think **Gee, Kelly. There is blood. Why is there blood? How is there blood. Wait. Blood?! What happened? My child is hurt. Ahhh!** But that was definitely not my first reaction. haha. Welcome to reality. Right?!
{For the shirt i used an interlock knit from Joanns (it's def not my favorite fabric. I need to stock up on nice knits, but i am just starting to really be daring with my knits). I used a stencil I made on my Silhouette and then painted the lightning bolts onto the fabric! Worst part?! I ran out of fabric on accident. haha So i had to make a mad dash to Joanns to get more! Luckily I still got it done on time!}
Can you tell he loves having his picture taken? I'm just so happy! He absolutely loves it. I absolutely love it. That is what i call a successful tee! :)
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