**Note: I’ve been informed that the correct phrase should be Un Petit Pouffe, as a pouf is masculine. Apparently, the way I’ve titled this is an insult -I’d change it, but my links would all break… I’ve titled this a mini-tutorial, as I didn’t take photos of every step along the way, and I don’t have {…Continue Reading}
I received some lovely replies that a tutorial would be appreciated for my Kid’s Duffel, so here goes: Kid’s Duffel Skill Level – Beginner Items Needed – Fabric – 1 1/3 yard – home decor weight or canvas will work best for this Cotton Cording – 1 yard Cotton Webbing – 2/3 yard plus more {…Continue Reading}
Please take a moment to upload your post-baby pooch-hiding entries at Mother Been Flickr Group. The prize sponsors are amazing! This portion of the competition is a lot more open to interpretation – if it disguises, cinches in, or minimizes a postpartum jiggle belly – we want to see it! If you have any trouble {…Continue Reading}
Today I’ll be sharing a project I hope you find inspirational for Mother to Be – Maternity.Remember to post your entries to the Mother to Be Flickr Group. If you have any trouble getting your project uploaded, please feel free to send your photo and description to me at deshazer(dot)jennifer(at)gmail(dot)com. As a reminder, the guidelines {…Continue Reading}
If you missed the first post for the Every Occasion Dress and the Ruffled Apron – check it out here. This totorial is for the second of the two interchangeable aprons – the Banded Apron. This one is even easier than the Ruffled Apron since there is no gathering involved. Every Occasion Dress – Banded ApronSkill Level – {…Continue Reading}
This was another part of my project for Week 4 of Shwin&Swhin’s Project Toddler Runway. The challenge for this week Inspired by Boy. I had a little hat that fit Arden well to use as a guide, but you could easily measure your child’s head and go from there. Lil’ Rascal CapSkill Level – confident beginner to intermediateItems {…Continue Reading}
This was part of my project for Week 4 of Shwin&Swhin’s Project Toddler Runway. The challenge for this week Inspired by Boy. Someday I’ll get access to a scanner and show you the doodles I do for each week’s challenge to come up with my concept. For this one I wrote a few keywords: Menswear, Mondo, and {…Continue Reading}
This was part of my project for Week 3 of Shwin&Swhin’s Project Toddler Runway. The challenge for this week was Feathers, Sequins & Fur, Oh My! – so we were to create something using one or all three. I went ’round a bit on this one before settling on sequins; anyone need any faux giraffe? {…Continue Reading}
This was my Week 2 dress for Shwin&Swhin’s Project Toddler Runway. For this A Flower In Your Hair week, we were given a flower headpiece as an inspiration. My flower was a beautiful yellow with a green center and a little rhinestone accent. I didn’t want to go literal with a yellow and green outfit, so my doodling {…Continue Reading}
As seen on Shwin&Shwin’s Project Toddler Runway, here is the tutorial behind my project: The Arden Refashioned Shirt Dress. Turn a shirt and a skirt or a dress into a refashioned shirt dress! In the excitement of creating the first project for my first blog competition, I didn’t take photos along the way. So, I {…Continue Reading}
