Apparel
How to Cut Fabric with a Silhouette (and iron it on a shirt)
When I got my Silhouette Cameo, I was excited to try out a bunch of things, like the chipboard, vinyl, cutting without a mat, and of course… cutting fabric!
So, today, I want to show you how to use your Silhouette to cut fabric. And I’ll show you how I fancied up some plain shirts for my… Continue reading
Make Your Own T-shirt {Using Iron On Vinyl}
Expressions Vinyl was so awesome to send me some iron-on T-shirt vinyl to try out.
They have all sorts of colors, but I picked glow in the dark… who wouldn’t?
And especially with Halloween coming up, I knew my kiddos would love a spooky (or cute) t-shirt to wear.
I’ve already told you how much I love Expressions Vinyl. They… Continue reading
Ruffle Skirt Tutorial
It’s no secret that I LOOOVE me some ruffles. It all started with my ruffle lamp and now I’m going crazy over ruffles on my little girl.
The other day, I was shopping with my good friend, and I saw a really cute silky ruffle skirt at Baby Gap. I was tempted to buy it, but the $32 price tag was a little steep for something she’ll wear 3 times and most likely ruin anyway.
So, instead of buying the skirt, I looked really closely at how it was made, and came home to make my own.
And you won’t believe how much it cost me.
Four Dollars.
Take that, Baby Gap!
I paired the skirt with a plain, pink onesie. The black flower on her onesie is just a hair flower clipped onto the neck.
Her headband is made from nylons, and her hair bow was made using this singed flower tutorial.
And just cause you’re all dressed up, doesn’t mean you can’t play in the dirt!
Would you like to make a sweet ruffle skirt for your own little girl? (or even for yourself?)
A One-seam Baby Dress Tutorial
Shamrock Shirt and Skirt
Sometimes life gets a little crazy around here, so I craft, decorate, design, sew, and cook to keep me sane {and avoid housework}.
StickyGram
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