We have a winner for the slipper giveaway!
Judy Ball is the winner of the Vintage Flair Flats pattern size newborn to women’s size 11 from Winter Peach. Congratulations, Judy!
If you would like to buy the pattern, you can use the coupon code PEACH25 and it will give you 25% off at check out.
Last fall, my eldest and I were invited to someone’s house to check out the clothing she was giving away. Her mother said she had told her daughter to narrow down her clothing and wondered if we would like her hand-me-downs. This young woman is always impeccably dressed and we went over there a…
For the eigth day of A Gift a Day, I made velvet headbands. Velvet headbands Supplies: velvet fabric (Approximately a 4 1/2″ by 17″ piece per headband)headbandsmatching thread tutorial (An important note–I love this tutorial and I have used it several times in the past, but I disagee with the measurements. You need the fabric to…
For the fourth day of A Gift a Day, I made flannel pajama pants. I’m late in getting these up because I didn’t finish them until today. I was only able to cut them out on Thursday night at 10:30 pm! I’m working on getting caught up on gift making. Pajama Pants Supplies: fabric (2-3…
For the eighteenth day of A Gift a Day, I made slippers. Last year I made 4 pairs of slippers, all very similar to these ones. I made a few changes to these this year, including zigzagging the seams to keep the satin from unraveling, and making the elastic longer than called for in the pattern…
My original plan was just to post gifts during the month of November. However, I have decided to continue this series for a while into December as I continue to make gifts for my family. I thought that you might like to see what else I’m making! For the sixteenth day of A Gift a Day,…
For the seventeenth day of A Gift a Day, I made embroidered handkerchiefs. I printed out initials for my children on my computer. I print the letters at a minimum of size 72. I then choose fonts that look best for that particular letter. I chose fancier fonts for the girls. You can tape the paper…