Through the Looking Glass- Rattle Fun

The other day, I was looking around for something new to add to my line from Stitch Me a Wish- Bubbles & Britches. And I came across some of the most adorable designs for rattles!

I am an embroidery and sewing person. And these are a super fun project. If you have an embroidery machine I highly suggest investing in these patterns. They are super cute, easy to stitch out, and a joy to make.

I have a whole list but I wanted to showcase the first one I did- Alice in Wonderland inspired Cheshire cat Rattle. These are available on my facebook page and will be on my etsy and website soon. 10.00 each plus shipping. They can be made as just plushies as well. Website is under construction :)

Glam Girl- Awesome product for ALL ages

As some ( if not most) of you know, I am a Perfectly Posh Independent Consultant.

I wanted to show you one of my favorite products that I purchased, that I will have and use for years to come without having to replace it often. And it WONT make you look like a teeny bopper!!!

The Glam Girl Demo

<3 this product

This is GREAT for cheerleaders, dance team, pageant girls!

-Steph

Fabric {love}

I could live in a fabric store. I am so at home there. I could sit for hours and pour over every bolt of fabric, seeing what I could create out of it, or just saying "I need that!"

Case in point, we went yesterday to look for curtain fabric for my sister in law for the nursery. And to see what else they had on sale.  I could have taken home 90 percent of the store.

Here's some fabric I picked up to work on:

Top fabric is for a crib sheet, middle not sure but so dang cute, and bottom is for a dress

 I fell in love with the military fabric pictured above. I had to have some. I am thinking of doing some small zipper bags ( makeup bags) with them and maybe something else. Just love it!

 And this fabric here, is for me! I love the brightness and boldness of the colors. Its a jersey knit so I am going to make a dress out of it for me and possibly a fold over top skirt.

And this last fabric i just loved. It was on sale as well, because all but the top was Valentine's fabric. So i had to get some to make some dresses or something for next year. The top ducky fabric I just thought was super cute. Maybe for some pants and a top if i have enough material.

Chevron is ADDICTING

In progress dress- used a brand new Garanimals top w/ yellow chevron cotton fabric and made a dress.

Looking to do something with the gray chevron posted. I thought about an anchor on the dress bottom and not sure about the top....

Owl Mobile- Part 1

I am addicted to looking up cute projects online.

You should see my bookmarked list. Its insane.

I came across the cutest owl mobile over at this site. I tried her template for the tree but it was a wee bit small. This is what I came up with when I used it. SO im modifying it a bit to fit my needs next go around.

I also came up with my owl template from looking at her pics. Which was a bit harder then i thought. And trust me, I have a few more to do to work at perfecting it. Anyways- I am going to be putting together this mobile as a test run to see how it goes. I think its cute.

( now, I do realize the eyes look a bit scary I am not used to doing that on my machine so next time ill hand sew it )

He is stuffed as well.

To make this entire mobile i have to make 4 of these and then the tree in the middle. I thought about doing the flowers as well but I'll see how it goes.

xoxo
Steph

Buttons, Buttons Everywhere!

Newest washcloth bibs I put together tonight. Great news is that I have enough fabric left over ( pretty sure) to be able to make a 6 month pillow case dress AND a matching head band!

In LOVE with these!

xoxo - Steph

Washcloth Bib

I have to say, I have never seen this pattern before, and it was very easy to make. These would make excellent gifts!

Here's my finished projects! I just used some washcloth's that I had bought for like 4 bucks a pack, and some of my scrap fabric I had. Turned out so cute!

Here's the tutorial I used- happy sewing!

Stephanie