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A bright blue minky back to compliment this gorgeous fabric!
Blogged here: craftymama-cradke.blogspot.com/2011/07/quilt-24-picnic-an...
Doll Quilt made with flea market fancy, using the liberated baskets. I really hope my partner likes it - I kind of just went with where my creativity took me.
Got to love the candy cane binding!
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Using Addison pattern & Outfoxed fabric
Blogged here: craftymama-cradke.blogspot.ca/2012/04/hedgehog-dresses.html
Larger card is from a sketch @ CARD PATTERNS. The strawberry basket, strawberry ribbon, the gorgeous red buttons and the sentiment stamps (HERO ARTS) are recycle/reuse.
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First quilt of 2012 - with Riley Blake's Hoo's in the Forest
Blogged here: craftymama-cradke.blogspot.com/2012/01/pink-9-patch-quilt...
Dogwood Pattern from Oh, Fransson! tutorial
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Hedgehogs, Birds and Flowers - Potholders with turquoise binding
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Ruffle quilt made with flannel - for my baby girl's first birthday
Blogged about here: craftymama-cradke.blogspot.com/2011/05/quilt-7-ruffle-qui...
A little retro? Lovely! Made with Hoo's in the Forest. A tutorial
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Just a quilt, playing at the park
Blogged at: craftymama-cradke.blogspot.com/2012/02/wonky-log-cabin-sc...
Super easy and fun! As an added bonus you can put your own scents and colors in. Some recipes say just to add powdered kool aid or drink mix, for color and scent. But i didn't want mine to be tempting to eat, and we don't drink those drinks. I added lavender essential oil and some food coloring! My kids love this dough, its easy to clean up, smells great - and you can make it custom colors.
I followed the recipe here:
www.flickr.com/photos/maxarlo/3175413213/in/photostream/
but there are lots of them around:
THis looks super easy
thegreenmomreview.com/2008/06/13/easy-no-cook-playdough-r...
and there are cornstarch recipes too:
sweetthingdesigns.typepad.com/craftymama/2009/04/cornstar...
a great site for all kinds of kids craft ideas:
belladia.typepad.com/crafty_crow/2009/05/cornstarch-clay....
recipes for all kinds of puttys, slimes and doughs
familycrafts.about.com/od/clayrecipes/Clay_Recipes.htm
this book looks interesting
Two of my cheeky girls - 'helping' me do the folding and showing off their new t-shirts. Make it Perfect Tee pattern, fabrics from Craftymamas.
Made with Amy Butler's Soul Blossom collection.
Blogged here: craftymama-cradke.blogspot.com/2011/08/quilt-22-queen-siz...
Made with the new Funky Pants pattern from Crafty Mamas.
More photos on my sewing blog.
Aplogies for the scary karate chop girl. It was just before bedtime.
From Ottobre Woman 5/2008 called Raglan Sleeve Wool Jersey Top. It has three pleats at the shoulder (a bit hard to see here) I made this top from a cotton /elastane knit (from craftymamas) and it worked fine.
The skirt is my own four-gore pattern made from some sort of stretch woven with an interesting texture, a remnant from Tessutii in Melbourne.
This photo is from early last year.
Made with Make It Perfect's Basic Tee pattern and embellished with an iron-on velour from Crafty Mama's.
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Made with Make It Perfect's Basic Tee pattern and embellished with an iron-on velour from Crafty Mama's.
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Made with Make It Perfect's Basic Tee pattern and embellished with an iron-on velour from Crafty Mama's.
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It has pockets! Always good, somewhere to put your hanky.
Vest is from Ottobre Woman 2/2009, the Waterfall blouse. Made without sleeves obviously - no facing, just a narrow hem turned twice and hemmed neatly, fabric is black wool jersey from my stash. The top is from a special packet Ottobre design "Women's Best Tops. The fabric is Stella cotton elastane from craftymamas.com.au.