Yes I Did Just Totally Whip Up A Formal Gown
Well, I held my breath as I let Sis choose some heavy satin and yards of tulle. [Satin fabrics are notoriously temperamental, and I usually turn down friends’ pleas to […]
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T-Shirt(s) Upcycle: Patchwork Maxi Dress
So, I’ve been serving at my church’s VBS for seven years now, and each year we get VBS shirts. They are an easy and cheap ($5!) uniform for the week… […]
Twinning Tutorial: 2 Skirts From 1 {for mom & daughter}
Y’all know I have an affinity for cutting up my clothes… And y’all REALLY know I love making clothes for Sis… So–let’s face facts–it was only a matter of time […]
Upcycled: Girl’s Dress to Shirt & Skirt
Well, I didn’t get yesterday’s post up in time. But THAT is Spring Break for ya! Sis and I spent almost the entire day at the boys’ school yesterday. It […]
All Aboard For Some Birthday Swag: Peek-A-Boo Ruffles Skirt
So hopefully on Wednesday you caught the little tie shirt I made for my friend’s son’s train-themed birthday celebration he has coming up. But I simply could not leave his […]
It’s a Railroad “Tie” Shirt {get it?}
My good friend’s son is turning five soon… He’s a total cutie dapper dan, always dressed cute and preppy with his hair spiked up just so. So of COURSE he […]
Matilda Jane Giveaway WINNER! …and a birdie outfit makeover
Hooray for WINNING!! Well, despite a network that is on the fritz [read: dead.], I am still happy today because I get to share who wins the $50 Matilda Jane […]
Upcycled Again: Dress to Skirt to Ruffles & Knots
Do you remember this little dress from a couple of years ago? It is made with the softest, most deliciously faded fabric. I just love the feminine girliness of it. […]
DIY Christmas Tree Skirt: Whimsical Village
So, a couple of years ago, I decided to make a tree skirt. Up until that point, I’d just wrapped apiece of fabric around the base of the tree. So […]
A Little Birdie Told Me Sew
It’s Sis’s turn for a little dress makeover: I mean really–poor thing–doesn’t have any handmade clothes. HA! So I gathered a few fabrics that looked like they could be friends, […]
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