Um…. Yeah… You read that right! I contacted Shannon and Tiffany from Create Kids Couture and asked if they would be willing to offer a special discount code for The Haitian pillowcase dress drive that we have going on all month! I’m pleased to report that they were eager to jump on board! Get this, They are offering up [...]
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The church that I am a member of does several Missions trips every year. Haiti is one of “our” stops. I have never personally, been to Haiti. I have yet to go on a mission trip. I’m not sure if God will call me to the mission field “overseas” in the flesh or not. But, [...]
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GULP! Sorry for the L-O-N-G absence! Sometimes “life” just gets ya. Let me do a recap of the last few weeks…. * My grandma passed away… I drove to Pa. to attend her funeral. Beautiful service… while sad I was able to spend a little time with my family. * My husband has been in [...]
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So sorry with the delay of this tutorial! Here it is…. finally. My daughter adores this “cranky cloud” knit fabric. So, much so that I bought it in a couple different color schemes. I had been promising her that I’d make her a new dress for a bit now. So, this past week she had school pictures [...]
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I haven’t done this in months…. Sorry! Life got crazy around Christmas and well…. I let the ball drop. We go through seasons in life, and our family is enduring a bit of a “storm” at the moment. Thankfully, we are all healthy. I have no doubt that God is working in our lives, even [...]
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Ok… Here we go! Our third and final day! Today will fly by! 27. Take your pocket pieces and lay your closure tab snap facing down on the center right edge as shown below. I like to pin and baste all the way around. It helps keep everything from slipping. 28. Next [...]
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All-righty, lets pick up where we left off. 15. Take your right pocket panel and line up the pockets as shown below. Starting from the top down. Do each one individually. At the bottom of each stitch a 3/8″ seam across the bottom. When you get to the very bottom use the larger pocket [...]
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