Showing posts with label lace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lace. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Ornament swap
This is the best idea, it was organised by Sara and this is how it works... we got put into groups of 6 people, and you "swap" ornaments. You make 6 handmade ornaments, one for yourself, and one for each of the other members of your group. You end up with 6 beautiful handmade ornaments for your tree! These are what I made...
I am doing another swap with my coffee group, so five more hand made decorations, my tree will be full! Can't wait!
Thursday, 6 October 2011
DIY Summer baby dress
This is such a great pattern and I love sewing for my girls! We are going to a wedding tomorrow, so I have made the girls matching dresses (in different fabric's), this is for the youngest. It's so much fun sewing for girls, so many pretty things to make! Well here is the first one... (I have added a photo and measurements of the pattern at the bottom of the blog)
The fabric was from a garage sale last week, I got two supermarket bags of material for $4 each! So this dress would have cost under $1 (NZ) to make! I added some little pockets to the pattern to make it extra special!
The pockets in progress, I added a little pieces of lace
Finished pockets, turned then over and pressed (I use my iron every step of the way!)
Over locked all edges apart from sides, then sewed up sides, then over locked. Pressed the underarm, neck and bottom hems. After stitching the hems I threaded some lace through the front and back to create the straps
Finished product, I'm very happy with it and it looks so cute on!
This size is for a one year old, you place the long side (2) on the fold of the material and cut two.
1m of lace is needed for the straps
Happy sewing!
Friday, 23 September 2011
Wrap me in Chiffon & Lace
This present is for my best friends baby shower, so I thought I'd make it extra special! It is chiffon material, the roses were easy, I just cut long strips of material about 5cm wide, folded it long ways then wrap round & round and hand stitched as I went...
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