See these guys? I love them. A lot.
And I really like making stuff for them.
So much so that Hudson is lulled to sleep by the sound of my sewing machine and Maverick puts in custom order requests.
I freezer paper stenciled these shirts the night before I delivered Hudson. Hudson's hat and pants were sewn from an old t-shirt. The hubs said he looked like Gnorm the Gnome.
How to be a cool mom? Make anything that looks like a light saber. That you can eat.
The Monster in My Pocket tee. For my little monster. Love the messy embroidery. Props to Cheri at I Am Momma Hear Me Roar.
I cannot believe how much this kid likes this blanket. Awesome use of scrap fabric. And he looks just so darn cute chewing on it all the time.
He's a pirate. All he needs is an eye patch.
Hand dyed onesie with a distressed freezer paper stencil.
That's all for today. Just thought I'd show what keeps me busy.
Thanks for stopping by.
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Saw you on Someday Crafts. As the Momma of a boy, it's nice to see some boy things since there are SO many girlie things out there! Your boys are adorable!!
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So fun! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute!! I'm curious... how do you distress a freezer-paper stencil? And I ADORE your little star wars popcicle cozies... so brilliant! :)
ReplyDeleteI saw your link at Tatertots & Jello, and I love your ideas! Especially the light saber, that's so clever!
ReplyDeleteSaw you on T&J... love boy ideas!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. They are so stinkin cute. I love that last picture.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll have to make my husband the light sabre freezie holder. Love it!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute ideas! There is so much out there for girls, thanks for sharing some boy stuff! I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lauren - love that you make cute stuff for boys!! I especially LOVE the light saber - so cute!
ReplyDeleteYou make such awesome stuff! I have 2 boys and I am always so lost with what to make for them. I would be thrilled if you linked this up to my Tuesday Confessional link party going on now: http://www.craftyconfessions.com/2011/07/tuesday-confessional-link-up-party.html
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~Macy
I love the skull outfit!!! soo stinkin cute!!
ReplyDeleteThese projects are really adorable! I have one little man and I agree, I love love love making things for him. :) It's great to see ideas for boy projects; I especially like the monster in my pocket t-shirt; my 2 year old would think that's the coolest thing ever. We're going to have to try that one for sure! Thanks for sharing! By the way, I'm your newest follower.
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These are all such cute little projects! I really love the monster in my pocket tee. I might have to borrow that idea to make for my nephew! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeletei love the little and big shirts! too cute! i really have to find a good tutorial on the freezer paper shirt thing! it looks so fun! thanks for linking this up to my tip-toe thru tuesday party! hope to see you again this week!
ReplyDeleteVery good site you have created. There is a vivid collection of kids clothing, they are available in various styles and have captivated the attention of all from all the corners of the world.
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These are fabulous t-shirt designs! Exactly how many can you make in one day? =D It seems like you enjoy what you do. Designing shirts like these truly brings out your creativity and your kids' joy, doesn't it? By they way, you should do a blog about proper care for stenciled shirts. Mainly, how to wash and iron them.
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