Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts

27 February 2012

Update

I've been much too busy to post lately (work, school, new Etsy projects, reading), but wanted to post a quick update on a previous post.

Last year I made a little outfit and blanket set for a friend expecting her first baby, and she recently posted a photo of her son wearing it:


Such a cutie!

It was a challenge picking gender-neutral fabrics (my friend opted to leave the baby's sex a surprise), but I think this outfit would be darling on a girl as well. :)

02 December 2010

Baby Talk, Part 2

Here's a look at one of my more ambitious sewing projects to date:

 

Mom-to-be with Romper (features a hippo applique, with hand-stitched embroidery details)



Blanket


This set was made using Simplicity pattern #2428.  The pattern also has instructions for making booties to match the romper.  I may make a pair and send to my friend for Christmas.  :)

20 November 2010

Baby Talk

As I've mentioned before, two baby showers are on my schedule for the month of November.  My cousin's was last weekend, so I can now safely show off the gifts I made for her!

Hat



Sleeping gown




 Receiving blanket (inside and outside)


Sewing is a relatively new hobby of mine, so I started with a fairly simple project.  The blanket was a breeze, and the hat was pretty straight forward.  The sleeping gown was a bit more complicated, but I think I did a good job.


All were made using McCalls Infants Layette pattern (M4280).

02 March 2010

Finished & More In Progress




Paper with sewn detail.



The "pocket" created by the origami folds are a great place to stash a small piece of candy!


Here's the next card I've been working on:

This one will feature some more stitched detailing besides just that on the background paper.

27 February 2010

12 April 2009

Pillow Talk

My first real sewing project:


I actually made four of these using Hard Rock shirts I've collected over the years. The Vegas one looked the nicest.



The larger pillow was a Christmas gift from my sister. I made the smaller one using an old t-shirt and left over material.