Working Through The UFO Box
8:24 pmTherapy, the kind that works for me, simple sewing, simple knitting, some spring cleaning, and time safe with my family.
Ernest modelling one of his new bibs.
And some bunting. (more bunting on my other blog.)
Therapy, the kind that works for me, simple sewing, simple knitting, some spring cleaning, and time safe with my family.
Ernest modelling one of his new bibs.
And some bunting. (more bunting on my other blog.)
Welcome to Lazy Seamstress.
I'm Jeanette, designer, seamstress, teacher,Mummy to six and wife to Woody, living in a chaotic Edwardian house in the UK. Blogging here since 2005.
14 comments
gorgeous photos....how do you get the rounded corners they look really good. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace, photo editing with picnik. :0)
ReplyDeleteI love that bib fabric. I am still holding on to my owl fabric scared to mess it up, even though Oscar is actually holding it up and saying 'mummy make that for you' lol
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric of his bib. We have a bib, a wetbag and a few other things made with the same. Love it.
ReplyDeletexo
Fabulous... and that armoire is the most lovely color!
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous bunting, gorgeous bib, gorgeous photos :)
ReplyDeleteooo lovely lovely photos!! Off to check out picnik, thanks :D
ReplyDeleteOh, love the photos!
ReplyDeleteThere is definitely something soothing about sewing.
wow the fabric on that bib is so perfect!
ReplyDeleteI have been meaning to write my own blog post about therapy, just this kind. Ive finally decided Im not going to feel horrible for NOT going to a therapist anymore, like Im willfully not "getting better", the joy and the therapy is in the faces of the living, and the mementos of the dead.
ReplyDeleteMy love
Such a cute bib.
ReplyDeletehi Jeanette
ReplyDeleteIs the bib one of your own patterns or do you have a link for it please? I fancy having a go at a couple of that style.
:-)
Lesley, it's my own pattern, but honestly you could so very easily make one the same.
ReplyDeleteJust use some scrap paper (newspaper will do) to draw the bib shape and create your pattern piece, cut two pieces of fabric, stitch together and add a snap/velcro/button for closing.
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Thanks Jeanette, I'll try that, and thinking about it logically (lightbulb moment lol) I can get the shape/length etc I like then. Sewing machine here i come :-)
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