These past two weeks have been super busy. I won't bore you with my agenda of every hour, but just trust me...it has been crazy! I can always tell how busy I've been when I haven't been able to call my mom and grandma. When I think, "I haven't talked to them in a while", it is time to slow down and breathe. Well, classes are over (until tomorrow!). I mean, we are starting a new block of classes, so hopefully the breathing will continue into the weekend! Today, I thought I would do some things that I want to do...so I got out all of my new sewing stuff and played all afternoon! Here are some pictures:
This is a project that I started in college! I bought a book that's called "108 Ways to Transform a Tshirt"! So I started making this bag by hand sewing it! 5 years later, I finish it with my sewing machine! I am not sure if I'll ever carry it, because I don't love it...but it was all about finishing what I started! Here's the back of the bag.
I love wearing these cute little hair clips! I bought my first one at Cuppies and Joe in Oklahoma City. I have been in love ever since. Recently, I found a blog that taught how to make "fabric yoyos". I jumped with excitement and made my very first hair clip! I found a cheap clip that I bought from H&M and studied it before I ripped it apart. All they did was cut a circle out of fabric, loop the clip through it and hot clue it. So I did the same to my new clip that i made!!
This is a project that I started in college! I bought a book that's called "108 Ways to Transform a Tshirt"! So I started making this bag by hand sewing it! 5 years later, I finish it with my sewing machine! I am not sure if I'll ever carry it, because I don't love it...but it was all about finishing what I started! Here's the back of the bag.I love wearing these cute little hair clips! I bought my first one at Cuppies and Joe in Oklahoma City. I have been in love ever since. Recently, I found a blog that taught how to make "fabric yoyos". I jumped with excitement and made my very first hair clip! I found a cheap clip that I bought from H&M and studied it before I ripped it apart. All they did was cut a circle out of fabric, loop the clip through it and hot clue it. So I did the same to my new clip that i made!!And...I finally finished my bib from the other day. The only thing it needed was velcro to complete it! Now it's ready to be given to my friend!
