That is too stinkin' cute!!!! I love it! I'd like to see a closeup of what's on the other side- opposite the peep. It looks like you did a little hill applique or something over there?
Here is what I did yesterday and today. I totally CASEd it from. Megan loves the bunny peep. I had my first serger accident, sliced a big hole in the peasant dress. Thankfully it's under the jumper so it's ok.
Action shot!
When I went to JoAnns to get the clips I saw the cutest madras fabric, 40% off. Like I need something else to add to the todo pile!
Great find!Look what my itchy bidding finger got me!! This was a full sheet set, so it has 2 pillowcases. It came to $10 w/shipping! They look brand new. I don't have a clue what I'm going to do with it!
The whole set:---------------------------------The top sheet:
Fitted sheet:------------------------------One side of pillowcase:
Other side of pillowcase:
Very cute!Here is what I did yesterday and today. I totally CASEd it from
Action shot!
Thank you. I will add that to my pile.
Look what my itchy bidding finger got me!! This was a full sheet set, so it has 2 pillowcases. It came to $10 w/shipping! They look brand new. I don't have a clue what I'm going to do with it!
The whole set:---------------------------------The top sheet:
Fitted sheet:------------------------------One side of pillowcase:
Other side of pillowcase:
Just thought I would share the Cat-in-the-Hat outfit that I made for my little one. You can't really see all of them in the picture but the twirl skirt has pictures of the Cat, the little boy and girl and the goldfish in the bowl. Kinda funky looking but we love funky here...hahaha.
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Amazing....lots of details.....and perfect for today!!!!! I assume she wore it today!
Okay I'm 26 and I would SO wear that skirt!!! I LOVE IT!!!
Wow you guys REALLY made my day!!! SERIOUSLY!!! Thank you so much for the wonderful comments!!!! My DD doesn't want to take it off. Makes a mama proud!!! It had a small outlined embroidered santa on it (very tiny) so I just appliqued my Cat in the Hat image on top of it. I just thought it looked so "Cat-in-the-Hatty", I had to use it!!! LOL
Glad to hear Ireland is feeling better. Off topic, but how did you come up with the name Ireland? I think it is such a pretty name.
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When I was pregnant, I was searching for an Irish girls name...it was difficult, because the way the names are spelled, aren't the way they are pronounced...I was plagued with this my entire life. My name is Elisa, but it is pronounced Ah-lisa. not Eliza, Alyssa, Elsie..and all of the other variations that I've had to endure...anyway, I was watching the baby story, and the little girl in the show's name was Ireland, and I thought, How perfect! and that was it. So far in her life she's met 2 other little girls named Ireland. One at Epcot, and one at the grocery store...I hear it's beginning to become a popular name...egads..I hope not.
But the downfall of naming your child a "place" name, is that it's kind of tacky to do it twice, so my dreams of naming my second daughter Syndey, fell by the wayside. Everyone poo-poohed the idea, and I said, FINE!!I'll just pick anything out of the "A" section of the baby name book, and low and behold. Alexis was born...
Glad to hear Ireland is feeling better. Off topic, but how did you come up with the name Ireland? I think it is such a pretty name.
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When I was pregnant, I was searching for an Irish girls name...it was difficult, because the way the names are spelled, aren't the way they are pronounced...I was plagued with this my entire life. My name is Elisa, but it is pronounced Ah-lisa. not Eliza, Alyssa, Elsie..and all of the other variations that I've had to endure...anyway, I was watching the baby story, and the little girl in the show's name was Ireland, and I thought, How perfect! and that was it. So far in her life she's met 2 other little girls named Ireland. One at Epcot, and one at the grocery store...I hear it's beginning to become a popular name...egads..I hope not.
But the downfall of naming your child a "place" name, is that it's kind of tacky to do it twice, so my dreams of naming my second daughter Syndey, fell by the wayside. Everyone poo-poohed the idea, and I said, FINE!!
Emily was almost a Sidney too! We decided on Emily because it's a family name.
I've loved everything that's been posted this weekend! I was gone scrapbooking and had lots to look at when I got back! The Seuss out fit is awesome!! I have to find some Seuss fabric.
When I was pregnant, I was searching for an Irish girls name...it was difficult, because the way the names are spelled, aren't the way they are pronounced...I was plagued with this my entire life. My name is Elisa, but it is pronounced Ah-lisa. not Eliza, Alyssa, Elsie..and all of the other variations that I've had to endure...anyway, I was watching the baby story, and the little girl in the show's name was Ireland, and I thought, How perfect! and that was it. So far in her life she's met 2 other little girls named Ireland. One at Epcot, and one at the grocery store...I hear it's beginning to become a popular name...egads..I hope not.
But the downfall of naming your child a "place" name, is that it's kind of tacky to do it twice, so my dreams of naming my second daughter Syndey, fell by the wayside. Everyone poo-poohed the idea, and I said, FINE!!
I love the idea of naming your child for a culture. Anastasia , Josephine and Nicholas are all Royal Monarch names from Russia. are we russian - noooo. But I as a child was very much into cultures around the world. I traveled a bit and lived in sydney for a few years and almost went for the sydney route. But having children with royal names and given them grand names has always been a must for me! well when they were born you should have heard people -"is that from the movie?" - "such a long name for a little baby!" - and my mothers quote - " That is stupid why would you name a child something like that!" Wow that pushed me over the edge! People are always telling us all what to name our kids. Believe me If I could change my name from Lori to something grand and spectacular I would.
wait did I jsut ramble! sorry...
Lori
Glad to hear Ireland is feeling better. Off topic, but how did you come up with the name Ireland? I think it is such a pretty name.
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When I was pregnant, I was searching for an Irish girls name...it was difficult, because the way the names are spelled, aren't the way they are pronounced...I was plagued with this my entire life. My name is Elisa, but it is pronounced Ah-lisa. not Eliza, Alyssa, Elsie..and all of the other variations that I've had to endure...anyway, I was watching the baby story, and the little girl in the show's name was Ireland, and I thought, How perfect! and that was it. So far in her life she's met 2 other little girls named Ireland. One at Epcot, and one at the grocery store...I hear it's beginning to become a popular name...egads..I hope not.
But the downfall of naming your child a "place" name, is that it's kind of tacky to do it twice, so my dreams of naming my second daughter Syndey, fell by the wayside. Everyone poo-poohed the idea, and I said, FINE!!
I have met two other Ireland's her in our little town! One was a teenage girl on my dad's track team and another goes to Georgia's school.
I get ya on the name being a place...Georgia's WHOLE name are places. and we didnt mean to do that either. hahaha Her middle name is Sierra. and our last name just happens to be a City in GEORGIA! hahah go figure. But since I can't have babies anymore, we dont really have to worry about another place name. I liked Pacifica. Kevin didnt, but he pick Memphis for a boy!
Georgia had a little best friend at her old preschool named Savannah. It was really cute they would go around making up songs "we Savannah Georgia. then giggle. I dont think they actually knew what it was! But they were born on the same day, same year MINUTES apart from each other.
Thank you so much!!!
