I experimented with a couple of projects recently. Successful in that they turned out to look pretty cool, but they are one of a kind because I'm never doing anything exactly like them again.
1. A swaddle blanket made with suede and ivory fur/minky.


I love how it turned out, but sewing on the furry side was too hard. I don't do things that are too hard.
2. A monogrammed trick-or-treat bag.

Why would I choose an "n"? I could have done an "l" or a "v". I'm all over the trick-or-treat bag idea (in fact, Kristi and I are going to be
giving these things away starting on Saturday), but no more furry monograms. (There is a reason why you're this far away from the picture. That is not fabric, it's like cat fur and it was all over my basement by the time I had finished that one little letter.) It's really cute, though. Hey, maybe Nathan needs a candy bag!
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3 comments:
A blanket made of suede and fur? Sweet. That would be like sleeping in a pair of Uggs.
I heart the trick-or-treating bag!
(My new favorite word verification: woryin.)
those projects both turned out so well. the fur is difficult, i concur. trick or treat bags! brilliant. my kids have done the plastic walmart bag one too many times.
Those are so cute. Once I made a furry wakeboard cover. I cleaned purple fur out of my machine for years! You should make wakeboard covers by the way. They are super expensive to buy.
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