Welcome back to the final day of our Topsy-Turvy doll directions. For the previous days, see: part 1, part 2, part 3. Today we’ll make the yarn hair for our doll. I used Red Heart brand in worsted weight, but you can…
We’re continuing on with our Topsy-Turvy doll. If you missed the previous posts, you can find part 1 here and part 2 here. Hope you’re having fun with this project! We’re making this little lady. Her sleeping counterpart is underneath her dress. …
Welcome to part 2 of our Topsy-Turvy doll. If you’re jumping into the middle, you can find part 1 here. This is what we’re making: At this point your doll faces should be complete, the bodies and arms should be sewn, stuffed…
I used to sew so many so many of the Christmas gifts for my family, but as my boys got older I did less and less. However, now that I have a granddaughter, it feels good to get back into it! This year I’m making…
I’ve really been enjoying Kristina Werner’s Holiday Card series over at her blog. Her ideas are always have clean and simple lines, which makes them easy to adapt to your own style and supplies. She made this one on Day 7 using her Silhouette. …
So, I’ve been trying to get caught up making Christmas cards inspired by Kristina Werner’s Holiday card series. Here are the ones I made today. I really like the vellum window, but it took quite a bit of time to cut out…
I’ve been following Kristina Werner’s Holiday Card Series over at her blog, and was going to make another Christmas card today, but then I remembered a friend who has a birthday coming up next week. Kristina’s day 2 design works perfectly for a…
Kristina Werner is in the middle of her Holiday Card series for the second year. I’ve got to admire her stamina as she puts up a new card video every weekday for five weeks. And today’s post has THREE cards, wow. I decided…
Well, I did it. I think I spent way too much buying up Tim-type goodies, but that’s ok, I learned so much! And I’m sure to use many of these techniques & products on different projects throughout the year. My favorites? The…
Here are the rest of the pages in the First Father’s Day album I made for my son: (You can find Part 1 here.) The crown is Grungeboard from the Tim Holtz Idea-ology Plain Elements set. I didn’t have the gold distress…
