Projects made before my blog!
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| Got a chalk board on clearance at Joann's and turned into an amazing Totoro themed key chain holder! |
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| T-shirt quilt I made for a friend |
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| Grill cover |
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| Child's Driver Cap |
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| Driver Cap prototype |
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| Child's Driver Cap with ear flaps |
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| Another Driver Cap prototype |
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| Knitting tools cover |
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| Applique pillows for our couch |
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| Reversible totes made for my bestie! I altered a tote pattern from A Very Purple Person's blog. (http://verypurpleperson.com/2010/04/reversible-bag-pattern/) |
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| My beautiful sister modeling a reversible tote I made for her when she came to visit! Same pattern, but unaltered from the link above. |
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| Created my own thread holder. Going to need a bigger one soon though! |
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| Spirited Away themed mini sewing kit. |
Oh wow, the Totoro-themed chalkboard and the portable sewing kit are SO cute .. I'm really impressed. I can't draw to save my thread so I was wondering how you drew your graphics. Did you find them online or did you do the actual figures. I'm needing to make my own supply storage and hadn't even thought to decorate them. I'm a practical much more than aesthetic type of female =/ .. Thanks so much for sharing your journey.
ReplyDeleteFor the Totoro-themed chalkboard and sewing kit, I printed out the images and used mod podge. Super easy. The dust sprites I painted on and it took forever, but it was worth it. :) For the no face thread holder I used shrinky dinks. I have actually drawn some Totoro images, but I am not sure what to do with them yet. Thanks for commenting and stopping by! :D
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