I Made It! Monday just keeps growing and growing. And I’m liking it! You posted some fantastic inspirations last week. Here’s my favorite: Can you say adorable? It’s the product of a great little tutorial by Jill of Jill Made It. Be sure and grab a featured button over on the sidebar. Now on to
is absolutely lame. At least that’s my opinion. I’ve been fighting a cold for a few days now. I think the most annoying thing is it’s just lurking there, waiting to pounce when I least expect it instead of just becoming a full-blown hurricane. So here I sit, having decided to take today off, and
So I have this uber-fantastic fabric that I love working with. It’s bright and colorful as well as super adaptable. I’ve made all sorts of things with it. I wanted to do a little something different, though. So when I was organizing, I found a couple of truly ugly frames. Bought myself some pumpkin
Well, here it is: the unveiling of my first onesie design. It’s for a little girl. I didn’t want it to be too girly, so I used a not pink fabric. Sure, it’s got flowers, but it’s bright, and it’s bold: it’s orange! (Can’t go wrong with orange, right?) But to keep it kinda
As you may know, I just started my own etsy shop, Ninth Street Notions. I’ve created some lovely accessories. I’d love for you to stop by! But how about a giveaway? Here’s one of my new rings: a pink rose on an antiqued silver filigree band. Would you like to win? If so, you must
Aren’t these cute little cupcakes for kids? They couldn’t be easier to make. First, make cupcakes according to directions. They can be any flavor because you’ll cover them up. I used a clearance holiday chip cake mix to make it easy. Let cool and frost with chocolate frosting. Make from scratch or use packaged