Showing posts with label sisters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sisters. Show all posts

16 May, 2014

Installing A Zipper On A Small Pouch

LAST DAY to ENTER ---- And if you're looking for my SewMamaSew giveaways this week (open until May 16 - friday):
SewMamaSew Giveaway #1 is here.

SewMamaSew Giveaway #2 is here




The Stitchin' Post in Sisters, Oregon just sent me this video on a different way to install a zipper on a zippered pouch.

Cool.
Might try it on my next one.

31 December, 2011

Kitty Nightie


The nightie arrived in a package from Minnesota today.
I am this close to becoming one of those grandma's who have life-size dolls at their houses.
Fortunately I still have this big teddy bear floating around one of the bedrooms so I have a model. It's not like Rusty would ever wear this and not try to rip it to shreds at the same time. There are moments when I really miss my other dog, Rocket. He lived to dress-up.

The nightie is for the three-year-old great-niece, Sophea. My sister found the fabric and a pattern and sewed this really cute nightie to go with the doll bed.



at least we can drink the beer now that it is no longer needed as a model.



The Phea bear modeling in the hangar as it is chilly outside (freezing fog this morning).
I don't know how she climbed up into the airplane.



A  friendlier perch on the tail.



Rusty is not ripping this outfit to shreds although a thin trail of lab slime might have attached itself to the hem. This is the fifth photo as Rusty cannot hold still.




Close-up of the front details.
Pretty ribbon and flowers.



Notice the perfect kitty button closure and the pink-heart stitching around the neckline.
Purr-fect placement of the button, sis.
 
 
 
 
 HAPPY NEW YEAR!
  I did an informal  survey at work Friday.   Until 3:48pm, I had a 100% response  for Not staying awake until midnight (hubbardites are SLUGS), then all of a sudden, I had four in a row say THEY WERE STAYING UP to see the new year in.
I went from being very impressed at having a 100% survey response to  understanding the night owls hadn’t come in yet to my retail business.