My apron for tie one on:
The pink chambray is vintage - I've had it for over twenty-five years. The pocket fabric I found last year - pink and red polka dots placed in a circular pattern (reminds me of an atomic era print). I like polka dot prints but must confess that many of them make me dizzy - particularly black and white or navy and white.
Apron is trimmed with baby and jumbo ric rac. Here is close-up of pocket:
I had originally planned a much more elaborate applique apron with various polka dot fabrics from my stash, but time constraints dictated I go with something simple. Even so, I was scrambling to get it done on time.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Monday, January 28, 2008
More beading on sticks
Chatterbelle really likes threading beads on sticks (chenille stems). While she was busy making beaded wreaths, I played around with a doll shape - which brought back memories of making piper cleaner dolls back in the 1960's when I was a wee girl.
When Chatterbelle saw the brown haired doll I had made, she declared that it needed a friend and I helped her make the golden haired doll. The two little dolls then played together (with Chatterbelle's help of course).
Later I made this father Christmas doll.
The three have since been squirreled away into a lost corner of Chatterbelle's room. If memory serves me correctly, they are about three or four inches tall at most.
When Chatterbelle saw the brown haired doll I had made, she declared that it needed a friend and I helped her make the golden haired doll. The two little dolls then played together (with Chatterbelle's help of course).
Later I made this father Christmas doll.
The three have since been squirreled away into a lost corner of Chatterbelle's room. If memory serves me correctly, they are about three or four inches tall at most.
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