Sunday, August 2, 2009
Monday, July 6, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Sock Quilt - a what?!?
I go through socks like a kid in a chocolate factory. I hate throwing them away, so I had an idea -- why not make a quilt from the top part of the socks? Well, here's the beginning of it. It's about the size of a baby blanket now, but give it a year and it might be done. Some of my favorite socks from The Sneakery are slowly making their colorful way into the quilt.
Labels:
quilt,
sewing,
socks,
The Sneakery
From "too long" to "just right"
One of my favorite shirts needed an update. It was too long and boring and needed some new life. Thanks to my "Generation T 108 Ways to Transform a T-shirt" book, I was able to make a transformation. Using pattern #8, an old Tshirt and some ribbon, I was able to cinch up the sides. My sewing machine and a safety pin (to thread the ribbon) were also quite helpful.


Labels:
Abraxus Books,
cinch,
Generation T,
sew
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Champagne Chairs
Drea and I heard a story where her grandmother used to make miniature chairs out of champagne cages. Well, having an obsession with French 75s, I have quite a bit of champagne cages lying around. So, here are my first attempts at chairs and a love seat.


The chairs are on the terrace of a miniature efficiency apartment (in progress).



The chairs are on the terrace of a miniature efficiency apartment (in progress)

Labels:
champagne cage,
miniature chairs,
miniatures
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Um, is that an Atari coaster, or are you just happy to see me?
My friend, Caudled Milk, suggested I make some Atari themed things. I won't give specifics, just in case I end up doing it. But to get me started, I made these little coasters of Circus and Breakout, with scores and levels included.
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