Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Tigers in the Fairy Garden ;)
This piece of remnant has been sitting in my scraps box screaming at me to do something with it. So I finally did, it took about 5minutes and the kids absolutely loved it :) They spent most of the day running around growling and playing together as tigers.
The piece I had was 40cm x 150cm I folded it in half and cut about 5cm off the edge to make the tail, then cut the remaining fabric in half so I had 2 pieces that were 35cm wide and 75cm long. I folded each of these pieces in half again and then I made a 1cm cut in the very center of the fabric and extending it along the fold for there heads. Since my kids have large heads I also cut down a little at the front so I had cut a T shape. Then I took the piece I'd cut for the tail and cut it in half so it was 5cm x 75cm and stitched it onto the middle of the back of the piece of fabric. Since I used minkee it needs no heaming, although I would sew the tail on with your sewing machine as our tails got pulled a lot and are now a lot longer than they were when we started :)
There you go a very simple tigers costume, that was heaps of fun to play in and took next to no time :)
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Reusable Nappy Week is Next Week!!!
We have organised a nappy making class for the 17th of October staring Lesley from Cherubs Kiss teaching using the Pookey Pockets Nappy pattern from The Cloth Nappy Shop.
17th October 2009, 9am till 12 noon
St Williams Church HallDawson Parade,Grovely.
Off street parking available.
Cost - $25 includes basic materials.
Need to bring - white polyester thread and your sewing machine, plus a bottle of water, and some snacks.
No mobile children please due to workplace health and safety, please contact us to discuss this if concerned.
Contact for further details- fairyfabrics@fairyfabrics.com.au
For further details about Reusable Nappy week - see the Australian Nappy Network website.
If where nice, Lesley may even make cupcakes - We'll see ;)
17th October 2009, 9am till 12 noon
St Williams Church HallDawson Parade,Grovely.
Off street parking available.
Cost - $25 includes basic materials.
Need to bring - white polyester thread and your sewing machine, plus a bottle of water, and some snacks.
No mobile children please due to workplace health and safety, please contact us to discuss this if concerned.
Contact for further details- fairyfabrics@fairyfabrics.com.au
For further details about Reusable Nappy week - see the Australian Nappy Network website.
If where nice, Lesley may even make cupcakes - We'll see ;)
Friday, October 2, 2009
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