Ok...I've been keeping a secret...I started through "The Art of Homemaking" book...again...without you.I'm sorry. There has been so much going on around here, too many things to post and I really needed to get back to the book. I'd been falling back into old habits and needed to start over again.So I did. I started with "FACET NO. 1 THE TWO A's"(which are attitude and appearance) In her section on attitude Daryl Hoole says your attitude will improve if you "are at your physical best at all ... View the Post
Lookbook: The Audrey Pants
One of the projects I did for Project Run and Play last year was a pair of "Audrey Hepburn" pants to go with this outfit. It was the most-worn pair of pants in Hannie's drawer, so the one thing I knew that had to be in the collection were another pair. These are made out of stretch denim (the same as the pencil skirt) that I got at FIDM in LA. They are basically a straight-legged pant with a waistband and side seam zipper. Last year's version I traced from a pair of leggings. This year ... View the Post
Lookbook: A Holiday Dress
I was in love with the this fabric the moment I saw on the clearance table. ( I almost felt like it was a splurge at $8 dollars a yard after all my super cheap finds.) It is a lilac suiting fabric, but it has a bit of a shine to it which is so pretty in real life. I used almost 3 yards of it for the dress.The bodice was drafted with a ballet neckline and front and back darts and elbow-length sleeves. I did line the bodice, but looking back it probably didn't need to be (which would have cut ... View the Post
I interrupt this regularly scheduled program….
to announce that my children have chosen COSTUMES!!!!! (Good news for me.) I gave them the deadline of Monday to choose and then quickly got to work. I have two costumes down (I have been up until all hours of the morning) and one more to go. And the best part of the deal....all of them were made for $15 each or less! (I love budget costumes.) Aaron decided on the red Ninjago figure (I forget his name, Kai, Cole? One of the two....). (I found this awesome cookie rendition from HERE, ... View the Post
Lookbook: A New Coat on the Block.
This coat is actually one of my favorite pieces that I made for the Lookbook this season. The pictures don't do it justice (it's a bit hard to photograph navy blue on a rainy day) but trust me when I say that it is DARLING in real life. I decided in the beginning that a color-blocked coat as part of the looks to mix and match for the colder weather which tends to suddenly hit.It is made from navy blue gabardine (which I used a coupon for) and winter white gabardine at the bottom for the bit ... View the Post
Lookbook: The Heart Tee.
I am almost embarrassed to post this as a tutorial but after the last heart shirt went over so well, I added another heart one into the mix for Fall/Winter. The inspiration for this shirt came from this darling shirt and I thought the idea was so simple and cute. The hearts are cut from felt and just sewn up the middle so they are three-dimensional in real life. I love felt for that reason. I am now brainstorming other felt appliques to make and sew on....and some boy ones are ... View the Post
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