His was the leftover pieces from a blanket I made for him earlier this year. This was really getting creative, I even looked thru my "kids stash" (boxes of fabric scraps I've kept for the kids to create with) and came up with a long top hem piece from a sheet in a perfect construction yellow for the handles. He even wanted me to use a small 4 x 3 triangular piece, so I added it to more yellow fabric and created a pocket. Finally went thru my button stash, and found 2 adorable trucks to put on the ends of the handles. Really cute.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Sewing with the GrandKids
My grandson and granddaughter wanted to sew while they were in town for my son's wedding. They are 7 (girl) and 3 1/2 (boy) We sewed while their sister (2 yo) slept and mom and dad went to the ball game.
His was the leftover pieces from a blanket I made for him earlier this year. This was really getting creative, I even looked thru my "kids stash" (boxes of fabric scraps I've kept for the kids to create with) and came up with a long top hem piece from a sheet in a perfect construction yellow for the handles. He even wanted me to use a small 4 x 3 triangular piece, so I added it to more yellow fabric and created a pocket. Finally went thru my button stash, and found 2 adorable trucks to put on the ends of the handles. Really cute.
His was the leftover pieces from a blanket I made for him earlier this year. This was really getting creative, I even looked thru my "kids stash" (boxes of fabric scraps I've kept for the kids to create with) and came up with a long top hem piece from a sheet in a perfect construction yellow for the handles. He even wanted me to use a small 4 x 3 triangular piece, so I added it to more yellow fabric and created a pocket. Finally went thru my button stash, and found 2 adorable trucks to put on the ends of the handles. Really cute.
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