Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
project 40 (Baby's felt ball) #2
Friday, July 8, 2011
July, project 41
Project #41: Gnome in the shell, on page 50, of the 2005 edition of The Children's Year. I think a very sweet surprise. Want to craftalong? Please join us, and craftalong with love. Anna
Friday, July 1, 2011
Thursday, June 2, 2011
June, project 40
Project #40: Baby's felt ball, on page 49, of the 2005 edition of The Children's Year. There is always a baby around, and I am sure any baby would love this as a gift. I already have a baby in mind. Want to craftalong? Please join us, and craftalong with love. Anna
Sunday, May 1, 2011
May, project 4
Project #4: Cloth basket, on page 5, of the 2005 edition of The Children's Year. It would make a sweet little sewing basket, or perhaps an alternative to wrapping paper for a gift, maybe a large basket without a lid for a kitty bed. Want to craftalong? Please join us, and craftalong with love. Anna
Monday, April 4, 2011
project 22 (Spring flower fairies) #3
Under The Humble Moon's root children...

...and a sweet flower by her daughter, that simply couldn't wait any longer to dance in the Spring sun. Can you see her dress twirling?

...and a sweet flower by her daughter, that simply couldn't wait any longer to dance in the Spring sun. Can you see her dress twirling?Thursday, March 31, 2011
project 95 (Doll) #2
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
project 22 (Spring flower fairies) #1
The Daffodil and her twin. So happy and ready to greet Spring. From Laura at Nestled Under Rainbows.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
March, project 22
Monday, January 31, 2011
project 95 (Doll) #1
Monday, January 10, 2011
January, project 95
Happy New Year! Welcome back to all my craftalong friends, and welcome to all the new. I am so happy to be continuing our craftalong, and I thought we could start off with...
Project #95: Doll, on page 134, of the 2005 edition of The Children's Year. One of the most important toys for boys and girls alike? Absolutely!
Want to craftalong? Please do. You may email me the pictures of your completed projects along with a description (you do not need a blog to join in). Craftalong with love! Anna
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
August, project 43
Project, #43: Fabric printing with leaves on page 53, of the 2005 edition of The Children's Year has so many possibilities.
I personally am already thinking ahead towards colder days to come (but not wanting them to come), by making some curtains for my boys' room, just for a little extra insulation.
As always, feel free to join in at any time.
I personally am already thinking ahead towards colder days to come (but not wanting them to come), by making some curtains for my boys' room, just for a little extra insulation.
As always, feel free to join in at any time.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
June, project 34 & July, project 33
I am so very sorry that I have been a neglectful host to this craftalong. This last month has brought things (which I just cannot discuss on this blog) that have taken me elsewhere. I sincerely apologize. Along with this month's project, we will complete June's project as well.
June's project, #34 is a very simple one: Butterflies on page 43 of the 2005 edition of The Children's Year and ...
July's project #33, Flying ricebags and streamers.
I like the book's idea of tying the butterflies to a branch for a mobile; and the flying ricebags, I think they would be a great game for the fourth. Maybe we could make extras to go with Eoghan's lemonade stand this weekend.
Craftalong with love, Anna.
June's project, #34 is a very simple one: Butterflies on page 43 of the 2005 edition of The Children's Year and ...
July's project #33, Flying ricebags and streamers.
I like the book's idea of tying the butterflies to a branch for a mobile; and the flying ricebags, I think they would be a great game for the fourth. Maybe we could make extras to go with Eoghan's lemonade stand this weekend.
Craftalong with love, Anna.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
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