It has been rainy and cloudy all day today. I kinda like this weather. What better way to spend Sunday afternoon than by finishing up some projects. I got such a positive response to my Sleepytime Santa that I made three more. By the way, these are from a pattern from Sparkles and Spirit. I am selling the finished product for $20 each, so email me if you are interested. I have four completed, but I have orders for two. I added the glass of milk to these.
I also finished four of my Crescent Santas. They are my very best seller and I have been making them for over ten years. The pic isn't great, but I wanted you to get the idea.
I haven't sewn the hanger on the back yet, so I just leaned him up on the couch. Well, another busy week ahead. I hope to get all of these items packed away and started on some more items. Have a great week!
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Monday, July 22, 2013
Clothespin Snowmen
Happy Monday, y'all. Been working on these little clothespin snowmen......They can either be clipped onto the tree, onto a package, or you could put magnets on the back and clip on those holiday pictures. I think I will use some on a jute swag to hold Christmas cards.
I bought two packages of clothespins at the dollar store. (18 in each package x 2 =36 pins for $2) I spray painted them white with paint that I had on hand but if you bought it, it would cost about $6, total cost $8 or about twenty two cents each.
Make sure you get all sides painted. Then pick out the best flat side and draw a face on it. I used a sharpie for the eyes an buttons and orange paint for a nose. Simply tie a scrap of fabric around the spring area. I added a little blush as well.
Cute, huh? Well, I am off to water the garden and get ready for a research study that I am going to go to tomorrow. Last time, I got lost so I want to print out the directions, just in case my GPS misleads me again......
I bought two packages of clothespins at the dollar store. (18 in each package x 2 =36 pins for $2) I spray painted them white with paint that I had on hand but if you bought it, it would cost about $6, total cost $8 or about twenty two cents each.
Make sure you get all sides painted. Then pick out the best flat side and draw a face on it. I used a sharpie for the eyes an buttons and orange paint for a nose. Simply tie a scrap of fabric around the spring area. I added a little blush as well.
Cute, huh? Well, I am off to water the garden and get ready for a research study that I am going to go to tomorrow. Last time, I got lost so I want to print out the directions, just in case my GPS misleads me again......
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