Thank you!!
Thank you!! Amazingly - she has less hair now then when she was born. AND its a little flat in this picture - LOL, you should see her after a bath or when she wakes up!
Thank you! I cannot wait to get the girls together either! Our little MT cousinsAdi, the little outfit came out great! Isabel is sooo adorable!
I smile and think about how fun getting the girls together will be when I see pics of Isabel. Looking forward to getting one of Isabel and Kaitlyn together!
THANK YOU!
Thank you
My first t-shirt appliques - for Noah's big give! - I can see a few little boo-boo's, but I don't think they are bad for my first try on that stretchy t-shirt material! Hope the boys like them...I am really happy with how they came out...
Here is the outfit I made Isabel for Valentine's Day, she was 3 months old here (3 days shy of 4 months). The top is Carla C's Portrait Peasant (made the 6 month size, fit her big, but we can use it again since it doesn't actually say anything about Valentine's Day) and the bottoms are Crala C's easyfits - I had to do a modification. Isabel is a slim baby, so the 6 month size was HUGE! So, I started over and got the 18-inch doll pattern and extended the leg part and the behind part to accommodate for her diaper, but it fit perfectly
(could be cause I was bald till almost 2, and my mom used to tape bows to my head for pics)Last week someone posted a photo of a beautiful snow white outfit. I was inspired by it and here is my result.
The bodice and shorts are navy blue eyelet, the skirt is a pretty yellow calico with roses on it, and the sleeves are broadcloth. The bows were added for pretty and also to cover up the fact that I serge everything with white threadI guess I get a little lazy...
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Stephanie
She is such a doll and the outfit looks so cute on her.
That came out great!
Here's the second test skirt for the Audrey skirt pattern (named in honor of a little girl who must have 'butt ruffles' on most things)
I'm very pleased with how the development of this is going. I used the actual pattern I drafted for this one and only had to tweak a couple things. The next step is to resize the pattern and see how it works.
Thank you! I've got the book in my cart at amazon and I'm trying to find $7.87 worth of stuff to bring my total up to $25 for the super saver shipping!
It looks like you both suggested the same book, and you both have husbands named Robert! Thank you, Shannon! I think adjusting the shutter speed really helped with the blurryness.
Here's the second test skirt for the Audrey skirt pattern (named in honor of a little girl who must have 'butt ruffles' on most things
I'm very pleased with how the development of this is going. I used the actual pattern I drafted for this one and only had to tweak a couple things. The next step is to resize the pattern and see how it works.
Last week someone posted a photo of a beautiful snow white outfit. I was inspired by it and here is my result.
The bodice and shorts are navy blue eyelet, the skirt is a pretty yellow calico with roses on it, and the sleeves are broadcloth. The bows were added for pretty and also to cover up the fact that I serge everything with white thread
Thanks
Stephanie
She is such a doll and the outfit looks so cute on her.
That came out great!
Here's the second test skirt for the Audrey skirt pattern (named in honor of a little girl who must have 'butt ruffles' on most things
I'm very pleased with how the development of this is going. I used the actual pattern I drafted for this one and only had to tweak a couple things. The next step is to resize the pattern and see how it works.
Here's a Tinkerbelle top for the Flower and Garden festival I made for a customer. This gave me such a hard time, for something that should have been pretty easy! I couldn't get the petals to puff out enough, but I think I finally got it!
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Last week someone posted a photo of a beautiful snow white outfit. I was inspired by it and here is my result.
The bodice and shorts are navy blue eyelet, the skirt is a pretty yellow calico with roses on it, and the sleeves are broadcloth. The bows were added for pretty and also to cover up the fact that I serge everything with white thread
Thanks
Stephanie
The only way to fix the problem was to replace the flesh colored fabric on the applique. I know the dress had been at least washed a few times in the attempt to get the spots out but I still had to work to get the stained fabric loose from background.
She is such a doll and the outfit looks so cute on her.
That came out great!
Here's the second test skirt for the Audrey skirt pattern (named in honor of a little girl who must have 'butt ruffles' on most things
I'm very pleased with how the development of this is going. I used the actual pattern I drafted for this one and only had to tweak a couple things. The next step is to resize the pattern and see how it works.
Last week someone posted a photo of a beautiful snow white outfit. I was inspired by it and here is my result.
The bodice and shorts are navy blue eyelet, the skirt is a pretty yellow calico with roses on it, and the sleeves are broadcloth. The bows were added for pretty and also to cover up the fact that I serge everything with white thread
Thanks
Stephanie
That is perfect! So cute and comfy!Last week someone posted a photo of a beautiful snow white outfit. I was inspired by it and here is my result.
The bodice and shorts are navy blue eyelet, the skirt is a pretty yellow calico with roses on it, and the sleeves are broadcloth. The bows were added for pretty and also to cover up the fact that I serge everything with white thread
Thanks
Stephanie
I love it!!
I'm very pleased with how the development of this is going. I used the actual pattern I drafted for this one and only had to tweak a couple things. The next step is to resize the pattern and see how it works.
1. She still isn't looking any better. She keeps throwing up and she still has a fever. Darn it! Maybe Henry will stay home with her and I'll be able to come over.1.) Poor Tessie!! I'm guessing she is going to miss pizza night tomorrow.
3.)You could have asked Corey.
I'm guessing you wanted an explanation that made sense??
He's a smart boy, but not the best teacher!
Here is my new baby..
We have been rearranging furniture to make room for a new sewing table to put it on that my hubby is building so sorry for the delay! I've had it home since Sunday night.
I haven't had that much time to play with it yet, but I think the most impressive part for me is the sewing. It just does wonderful things with sewing stitches that my older machine didn't do. I'm loving the knee lever thing that lifts the presser foot too. The buttonholes are gorgeous!!!
Here is my new baby..
We have been rearranging furniture to make room for a new sewing table to put it on that my hubby is building so sorry for the delay! I've had it home since Sunday night.
I haven't had that much time to play with it yet, but I think the most impressive part for me is the sewing. It just does wonderful things with sewing stitches that my older machine didn't do. I'm loving the knee lever thing that lifts the presser foot too. The buttonholes are gorgeous!!!
Here is my new baby..
We have been rearranging furniture to make room for a new sewing table to put it on that my hubby is building so sorry for the delay! I've had it home since Sunday night.
I haven't had that much time to play with it yet, but I think the most impressive part for me is the sewing. It just does wonderful things with sewing stitches that my older machine didn't do. I'm loving the knee lever thing that lifts the presser foot too. The buttonholes are gorgeous!!!
I bet you are 
Here is my new baby..
We have been rearranging furniture to make room for a new sewing table to put it on that my hubby is building so sorry for the delay! I've had it home since Sunday night.
I haven't had that much time to play with it yet, but I think the most impressive part for me is the sewing. It just does wonderful things with sewing stitches that my older machine didn't do. I'm loving the knee lever thing that lifts the presser foot too. The buttonholes are gorgeous!!!
Thanks. I got it from my MIL.Wow! It's gorgeous! My mom always had Bernina machines and LOVED them. I keep waiting for her to decide she doesn't need her Bernina serger anymore and find it a new home at MY house
Now my vent for the day....I bought Catie a cheap pair of jeans from WallyWorld for my first jean applique endeavor. I washed them 3 or 4 times. This weekend I made the Alice & Hatter appliques and she loved them. Just took them out of the dryer & Alice's face is navy & her apron is all streaky!!!!! ARGH!!! I know I should have waited to go the store to get some color catchers....now I am just mad at myself!
It does stitch great. It's alot faster than the other machine too.
Yes.Wow! She is beautiful!
Oooh.. which one did you get?? I bet you got the 830 huh?? I drool over that machine everytime I see it. Pillowcases are good practice. My daughter has alot of them for that reason.
