We start with full length joggers worn once for a Mr Bump dress up for World Book Day & a child in need of shorts. I wanted some shorts to fit just below the knee so decided 20 cm was…
We start with full length joggers worn once for a Mr Bump dress up for World Book Day & a child in need of shorts. I wanted some shorts to fit just below the knee so decided 20 cm was…
So yet another kids party. I normally make felt stuffed letters but I thought I would make something that requires less time & a bit different. You could also try Sammy’s car caddy as a gift for boy. Or Danielle’s…
I used the Essential Pants Pattern from Etsy shop Jocole. This is a top bargain PDF pattern you get pattern for shorts, capri trousers & full length trousers for ages stated. Its a very easy pattern to use with a…
Bloglovin So a lot of you have probably heard about appliqué You sew a cut out shape onto fabric! This is my first cut out appliqué project. It’s basically the opposite of standard appliqué rather than cut the shape to…
Bloglovin I got a little distracted this afternoon 💁 I should have been making bunting but instead I decided I’d have a go at making a car caddy like the 1 in the tutorial I shared with you from Handmade…
Bloglovin Hey Everyone, I thought I would share this great tutorial I came across today, so here it is…. Tutorial and images by – Gingercake My sweet little Marion is almost 4 months old. She is precious but the girl…
Originally posted on Red Spotty Blog & Patterns:
So this is a blog of all sorts. The pattern & instructions used are not my own I bought them so didn’t feel was fair to share how to make so its…
Here is a fantastic tutorial from: homemade by Jill Cozy Car Caddy Tutorial Materials used: two pieces of denim (17 x 10 inches and 17 x 6 inches) one piece of Duck Cloth or other heavy fabric (17 x 10…
Originally posted on Red Spotty Blog & Patterns:
You will need: plastic CD wallet beads, sequins buttons etc material scraps approx 14 cm square paper pins ruler pencil First Step is to fill your plastic wallet. I use beads, buttons…