- My doll-sized quilt, finally finished!!
- The clothes at www.bodenusa.com. Check out this adorable tunic! (It's been in my shopping cart for 2 days. I just can't bring myself to pay $75 for one shirt, but since I am going back to work full-time soon....)
- Ruffled pillow cases. Adding ruffles to anything makes all the girls in my house happy.
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- Hannah Anderson Dresses I stumbled upon a whole table full of tons of these last week at Costco for only $13, WAY cheaper than the website
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- Great books I've read lately: The Glass Castle: A Memoir
, Those Who Save Us
, Hunger Games Trilogy Boxset
, Fancy Nancy Collector's Quintet (I Can Read Book 1)
Sid the Science Kid: What's that Smell? (I Can Read Book 1)
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*None of the things I am currently obsessed with are paying me for this post. However, I will take commissions on the ruffled pillowcases. Price is the cost of fabric plus drinky-drink at girls' night out!
2 comments:
I love the Amy Butler fabrics you used on the pillow cases. So pretty.
Re: doll quilt. Did you do free motion quilting??? Do you have a gree motion foot for your machine? I haven't tried free motion quilting yet, but I'm looking forward to seeing how it comes out. Yours looks great!
It was free-motion quilting using a free motion stipiling foot. It was HARD and turned out pretty pathetic. I followed a tutorial from my cousin on www.sewinginthewendycity.blogspot.com. She did a great job on her instructions.
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