Disneymom1218
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- Apr 10, 2010
Does anyone know where I can find plain white canvas shoes? For cheap? Thanks.
Kmart usually sells the plain white canvas shoes. the fake keds type shoe.
Does anyone know where I can find plain white canvas shoes? For cheap? Thanks.
thanks guys...this is my 2nd nephew, and i have 1 niece (and two of my own of course)
Since everyone is posting their stuff on the runway I thought I'd post something that i sent to the new baby...non-disney, but very cute just the same.
the matching hat...and the back
I am so flattered...
Please don't be mad, but I honestly have no idea how I learned. When I first started sewing last year, I made my own patterns from things I already had, because I didn't want to "waste $$" buying patterns only to wreck them. Well, then I started designing my own patterns (My fab 5s, Princess line and Toy story line). There were so many adorable baby patterns out there that I loved, so I made a few gifts for people - but the thing I wanted was to be able to make some of those things for the dolls, because they were cute - but they were never available in doll sizes... So, I took some of these patterns, and traced them on to another sheet of paper - measuring and drawing until I thought I had it about right... then I'd sew up a muslin of the pattern I'd just drafted... try it on the dolls... adjust the pattern... sew up another muslin... on and on until I finally had a product that I could sew up on real fabric. The whole thing was trial and error, and need. LOL Now, I just pull out a kid's pattern, and draw - sew a muslin - draw some more - sew another muslin... until I am happy with the final product.
See, I have this issue, that's annoying - but I am starting to wonder if I am a bit OCD - then I think I have this other issue on top of that - where I am always trying to out do myself - then.... I also think that I have this really strange brain thing going on, where I can see patterns and fabric 3 dimensional... It's all very strange and highly annoying. So, in the end, I have no idea how I do anything, I just do. I wish I could explain it better.
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Hi everyone. Thank you so much for posting your projects I get so much inspiration from this board. Unfortunately, due to too much to do I don't get to post very often. Today, though, I just have to share. This is Daisy's 10th birthday dress. It is a Manhattan from "Sewing Clothes Kids Love". Not a simple dress, but really looks nice when it is done. Felicity is her birthday present and I would have never even attempted a dress for her if it wasn't for you guys.
THANK YOU ALL!!!
Here is big sister's version. I have so much to do so everything is going wrong. I had to redo the embroidery after Jessie was already done and Woody had all the applique in place because my machine screwed up. Ugh! A wasted hour! Now my PED-Basic is not working. GRR!
When D. first introduced us to Patience, I started reading up on vintage Singers and drooling over the possibilities. Then I started stalking Craigslist to find one of my own. There have been 100s of "treadmill" (oy! they all meant 'treadle') machines listed, but I was waiting for a specific model to show up fairly close to home. Finally last week, it did, and for a great price! I picked her up this morning. Allow me to introduce, Beth:
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MY DS() wanted to be Jake
DS (9) asked for hook my DW has been altering a large red shirt into Hook's jacket
She will be gorgeous when you are finished with her, I can't wait to see! Now I really want to get a Singer 401, so I can get rid of my Brother from the 80s, and sew zig zags on a vintage machine, as well.
I think we are not going to start until September when the schools around here start even though I probably should start earlier since the baby is coming in January. I hope you have a great school year!
Press Alt then 3 and release both at the same time.
Like this ♥ or this ♥ <----almost like watching youtube, right
Your dress looks comfy. Good job.
I loves how the fish are jumping out of the bowls on your Seuss outfits.
Great find with all of the buttons. I can tell what they are.
How often does that happen? Super comfy and affordable. Score!
Tyler went to two doctors yesterday and we finally have good news! His ear appears to be healing and the infection is most likely only in the ear canal. We need one more week of antibiotic ear drops and oral antibiotics and hopefully it will be healed enough to have a new ear tube put in. Once it is healed they can retest his hearing to make sure the infection did not make it to the bone.
Then we went to the Developmental / Behavioral Pediatric doctor. Tyler's exam took two hours. She determined that his is not autistic. She said that she will not diagnose anyone with Sensory Processing Disorder as the criteria for it is not defined enough. We are basically back at square one. His chromosome disorder is too rare for any additional medical insight.
Next week he will be fitted for a new left foot daytime brace and two new night time leg braces. We will keep fixing him one piece at a time. In the meantime we will enjoy his smiles and laughter.
Here he is yesterday on his first day of school. Hayley wanted in the photos too. The shorts he are wearing have an elastic waist for potty training and pockets. Last year I made him five pairs since all of the uniform shorts in his size had zippers and buttons that he could not work!
Gotta remember to use dagnabit more. It's a hightly underused word.
Also, I would like to add that I just noticed your DS's name (Micaiah). I love it. That was my dad's name and I have always loved it. My DD wanted to name her soon-to-be-born son after him but her hubby had other ideas
For some reason he wanted him to be named after him!
Hi everyone. Thank you so much for posting your projects I get so much inspiration from this board. Unfortunately, due to too much to do I don't get to post very often. Today, though, I just have to share. This is Daisy's 10th birthday dress. It is a Manhattan from "Sewing Clothes Kids Love". Not a simple dress, but really looks nice when it is done. Felicity is her birthday present and I would have never even attempted a dress for her if it wasn't for you guys.
THANK YOU ALL!!!
Enabler ALERT
The Singer Futura Embroidery machine is on HSN this hour for $549.00 ! It comes with software to adjust and combine designs (simlar to Embird). Not the best machine out there - but it is a great price for a beginning machine. It even does close to a 5x7 (not a true 5x7, but close) It even has 5 flex pays for $110. So you could be sewing on a new machine for 110 to start. This is by far the cheapest I have seen it. This is the one I have.
I hope this helps someone wanting an embroidery machine.
Tyler went to two doctors yesterday and we finally have good news! His ear appears to be healing and the infection is most likely only in the ear canal. We need one more week of antibiotic ear drops and oral antibiotics and hopefully it will be healed enough to have a new ear tube put in. Once it is healed they can retest his hearing to make sure the infection did not make it to the bone.
Then we went to the Developmental / Behavioral Pediatric doctor. Tyler's exam took two hours. She determined that his is not autistic. She said that she will not diagnose anyone with Sensory Processing Disorder as the criteria for it is not defined enough. We are basically back at square one. His chromosome disorder is too rare for any additional medical insight.
Sooo cute!! I love the fabric combinations.
As for the PED-basic...are these new designs that you haven't used before??
A couple times I have bought from Heather and they wouldn't show up on PES. She renamed them for me and still didn't show up so she had to resize just a tad bit I believe (it apparently was just outside of my hoop). On the other hand, I have bought at least 10 designs from stitchontime.com that didn't show up on the PES. Each time I asked her to resize and she would resend it back unzipped (I assume she resized them as well) and they always show up after she does that. HTH!
See above! And if Heather doesn't answer, send her an email. She usually answers that quicker!
LOL Maybe that's why we get along so well. What Cheryl doesn't know, is that everyone has my address now, except for her... I just finished giving it out to the last people on the list today.
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MY DS() wanted to be Jake
DS (9) asked for hook my DW has been altering a large red shirt into Hook's jacket
The third kid does you in
Then we went to the Developmental / Behavioral Pediatric doctor. Tyler's exam took two hours. She determined that his is not autistic. She said that she will not diagnose anyone with Sensory Processing Disorder as the criteria for it is not defined enough. We are basically back at square one. His chromosome disorder is too rare for any additional medical insight.
In the meantime we will enjoy his smiles and laughter.
Here he is yesterday on his first day of school. Hayley wanted in the photos too. The shorts he are wearing have an elastic waist for potty training and pockets. Last year I made him five pairs since all of the uniform shorts in his size had zippers and buttons that he could not work!
Hmm - doesn't work for me . . .
I got this curtain panel 'NWOT' at thirft store for $4!!!! it's 54 x 52 I think .Not sure if it will be th ebottom of a dress for dgd Elli or wait to see if I have another g'daughter anytime soon! would be a sweet blanket with the pink minky fabric on the back..or a buggie cover/diaper bag...glider pad cover...wish I had more than the one... I just thought I can also cut out and frame some of it in pink frames,maybe add other stuff in the frame,initials?? who knows but I LOVE IT!!!
I love your son's shorts. It is great that you are able to make them. My sister has been learning to sew to keep her autistic son from getting into his diapers. She knew some basic sewing before. Now she is experimenting with sewing together his pajamas top and bottoms. Then she puts a zipper into the back of the top so she can get him into them.Tyler went to two doctors yesterday and we finally have good news! His ear appears to be healing and the infection is most likely only in the ear canal. We need one more week of antibiotic ear drops and oral antibiotics and hopefully it will be healed enough to have a new ear tube put in. Once it is healed they can retest his hearing to make sure the infection did not make it to the bone.
Then we went to the Developmental / Behavioral Pediatric doctor. Tyler's exam took two hours. She determined that his is not autistic. She said that she will not diagnose anyone with Sensory Processing Disorder as the criteria for it is not defined enough. We are basically back at square one. His chromosome disorder is too rare for any additional medical insight.
Next week he will be fitted for a new left foot daytime brace and two new night time leg braces. We will keep fixing him one piece at a time. In the meantime we will enjoy his smiles and laughter.
Here he is yesterday on his first day of school. Hayley wanted in the photos too. The shorts he are wearing have an elastic waist for potty training and pockets. Last year I made him five pairs since all of the uniform shorts in his size had zippers and buttons that he could not work!
My nephew was interviewed by the autisim society. My sister had to take him to thier office where he spent several hours with the conselor. Then they spent an afternoon to observe him at school. Their "diagonis" was inconclusive. The felt he does have sensory issues with his hearing but it was something he'd outgrow. The strange part was that they also said he had average reading skills and intelligence. But in kindergarten, was a self taught reader and reading 5th grade level and has photographic memory.
lol i just realized when i got outta the shower that i had forgotten the picture!!! so i have now posted it and wil do it here too! it's rally crisp b/w not the cream it looks in the picture.Ok...Disneyjazz....you know how I love thrift store shopping! need a pic of the curtain!....i have been so disappointed by my thrift store...they want $3 for a naked dirty Barbie that's had a hair cut....when I could buy a new one for $5.
The Vida Toy Story is making me want to buy that pattern....and the sewing clothes kids love book....is there a knit hoodie in that book? if it has one I could justify the expense......even though I just want the insa and feliz pattern
My nephew was interviewed by the autisim society. My sister had to take him to thier office where he spent several hours with the conselor. Then they spent an afternoon to observe him at school. Their "diagonis" was inconclusive. The felt he does have sensory issues with his hearing but it was something he'd outgrow. The strange part was that they also said he had average reading skills and intelligence. But in kindergarten, was a self taught reader and reading 5th grade level and has photographic memory.
Ok...Disneyjazz....you know how I love thrift store shopping! need a pic of the curtain!....i have been so disappointed by my thrift store...they want $3 for a naked dirty Barbie that's had a hair cut....when I could buy a new one for $5.
The Vida Toy Story is making me want to buy that pattern....and the sewing clothes kids love book....is there a knit hoodie in that book? if it has one I could justify the expense......even though I just want the insa and feliz pattern
Hmm - doesn't work for me . . .
lol i just realized when i got outta the shower that i had forgotten the picture!!! so i have now posted it and wil do it here too! it's rally crisp b/w not the cream it looks in the picture.
It has the Imke Shirt that can be made into a hoodie. It has the option of a round hood or a pointed hood.
There are 10 different projects listed in the index.
lol i just realized when i got outta the shower that i had forgotten the picture!!! so i have now posted it and wil do it here too! it's rally crisp b/w not the cream it looks in the picture.
It has the Imke Shirt that can be made into a hoodie. It has the option of a round hood or a pointed hood.
There are 10 different projects listed in the index.
Not really sure,it's 52x54 i think ,can't remember what i measured,hehe,long ahrd day at work! .So what are you planning to make with it? It is a very pretty print.
I might have to invest in this book. I've been considering it for a while now but I haven't been ready to commit. I really hate tracing the patterns for the Vida, even though I love to make it. I love the patterns that I can just print off the computer like for the Simply Sweet.
Marianne - I meant to ask you, what book were the two designs you posted from? I love that skirt design! (Sorry if I just missed the mention somewhere!)
Enabler ALERT
The Singer Futura Embroidery machine is on HSN this hour for $549.00 ! It comes with software to adjust and combine designs (simlar to Embird). Not the best machine out there - but it is a great price for a beginning machine. It even does close to a 5x7 (not a true 5x7, but close) It even has 5 flex pays for $110. So you could be sewing on a new machine for 110 to start. This is by far the cheapest I have seen it. This is the one I have.
I hope this helps someone wanting an embroidery machine.
There is also a HSN coupon code for new customers.
C56838-15% off one item. 09/30/11
Did it ever occur to you that my runway entry couldn't have gotten more than one vote if I didn't have more than one dis ID? How can you be sure that I'm not one of the people who got your address today?
Think about it.
<---- but don't think too long or your face will freeze like
I'm not sure why, but my understadning is that it only works if you have a key pad (the square of numbers on the right hand side of your keyboard) not the numbers along the top.
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PS Class, that was Lesson 3
The Vida Toy Story is making me want to buy that pattern....and the sewing clothes kids love book....is there a knit hoodie in that book? if it has one I could justify the expense......even though I just want the insa and feliz pattern
Thank you to everyone with all of your support for Tyler. Unfortunately he is still the only one in the world with his exact chromosome deletion so we learn as we go. Simmons just did a study on kids with a 16p11.2 only deletion. Every child in the study had autism or autism spectrum. The doctor cannot udnerstand or explain why a child with a 16p11.2-13.1 deletion does not have it, but it is a good thing! He cannot read or write yet. He is trying. He goes to a regular school for right now and they pull him out for reading and math. I think he is doing amazing.
A few years ago I did not know how to sew. I received a sewing machine for mother's day and a how to book. I sew by trial and error. My seam ripper is my best friend. I am very grateful that I could make his school shorts since I could not find any on the market to go up and down without zippers. They also were not large enough to go over his pull-ups. I am happy that the ones from last year still fit! After five pairs of navy blue shorts, I do not ever want to sew anymore solid color items ever again!