Showing posts with label Toy Savers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toy Savers. Show all posts

Tuesday, 31 May 2011

Lego Shoes

It has been ages since I have even thought about making baby shoes, but the opportunity presented itself to make some baby shoes for a special lady about to have baby number two ...



Shoes are a size 6-12 months, 100% cotton machine washable.



I cracked open the embroidery machine and did some labeling for the back of the shoes. Took me a few tries to get it right, given I had not done this in about a year!



Packaged them up nice and neat for the present. From the offcuts I made a toysaver with my bias maker.



I hope that she likes them and that she gets some good use out of them. Now I have to go and tidy my craft room again ..

Monday, 18 January 2010

Presents for babies

I love doing applique ... so I knocked this up as a present for friends who have an 8 week old. They had a little girl, but are not pink people and since I have a love of teal, I thought I would use it as inspiration ...



Using some Japanese Matryoshka doll print fabric, I cut out and appliquéd the doll onto a white bib and some flowers onto some face washers. Check out etsy for Matryoshka or Babushka Doll fabric, it is everywhere ...



Paired up with a toysaver, it made a nice neat little package. Material was backed with interfacing, then some double sided interfacing to stabilise the shape before sewing it around with zig zag.


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Saturday, 28 March 2009

New Kaos on Etsy

I have some new uploads on etsy that I thought you might like to see .... what is that! Upsey Daisy!

After losing too many soft toys and sippy cups while strolling down Brunswick Street, I decided to utilise some modernish technology to prevent the loss of a loved one again. I managed to get a hold of some skull and crossbone ribbon and voila! A cute little Toy Saver!

I normally just sell these at markets, but they are too cute! The last time we lost a loved one was while visiting the Little Creatures Beer Hall on Brunswick Street. Highly recommended!

Tori has decided that she just likes to eat mayonaise at the Beer Hall!

I had a few lengths of this fabric left and decided that they would be a gorgeous flannel winter wrap! I edged it with purple (Tori has a red edged one). I have only done one of these, there are scraps left, but not sure what I am going to do with them yet. Bibs maybe?

On a business note, I have hooked upto Technorati in a vain attempt to get more traffic to the blog! But the service also does this really cute key word image on my blog that I quite like. The more people link to my pages, the more "ratings" I get, the more sales, the more creations!