I can guarantee I am going to have to eliminate some pics b/c I know I have well over 25 quoted!
I spent my day with Amy as we embroidered a birthday shirt for her ds to match the shorts she had posted. My needle fell out in one of the later steps but thank goodness it didn't ruin the shirt! I have no idea how it fell out! The shirt is adorable so hopefully Amy will post pics of it soon.
I also went to Walmart to get some fabric for the Dorothy dress I have to make dd for her play. The fabric was there earlier in the week but they are now redoing the fabric dept which they just redid less than a year ago and they hardly have any fabric out and it was GONE!!! The kind lady even looked int he back for me and no luck so now this weekend I have to hunt down the fabric. It was only $2 a yard at Walmart so I am so hoping the other Wally with fabric has it -- though Amy told me another Wally in our area is starting to carry fabric too ---YAY!!!!!
ANdrea I know she has a Wizarding World of HArry Potter Graphic.
I saw that but I was hoping for some of the characters. No worries -- I'm doing something else for the BG instead. I didn't want to pay for any HP figures since I would never use them for myself (though dd might like HP -- don't know).
Andrea 80 isn't that much if I do 2 a day I will be done by August. My oldest will wear whatever shorts he has and dh and i just need shorts. Its the younger ones that will have mostly matching tops and shorts or dresses. I'm a workaholic and I only have 1 at home so i have plenty of time on my hands.
I got this Marie on etsy and its super easy and stitched out great took about a hour to do. Thank for the comment on the girls and their dresses. It was a last minute grab at Walmart since they marked it all down to $2.00 a yard.
I'm still trying to multiquote and its going to take me some time lol
For me two a day is too many!!! In doing shirts for Amy if I do two a day it precludes me from cleaning (which in itself is good, but in the long run makes my house look horrid) and working out. Between caring for the kids, pets, cleaning and sewing there is no way I could get that much sewing and embroidering done. Hats off to you!
Sorry for the confusion, but my family is NOT military.....my SIL is a DOD civilian, so that's why I will have the privilege of staying at the same place as our awesome service men/women and their families. However the resort looks just beautiful and I'm so excited about getting to stay there.
Thought you might be military and live near Amy and me and then we could really have some sewing parties! We didn't stay at SoG but went there to buy our tickets and the resort looked lovely and you can't beat the price.
I bought a new serger. I went with a Janome 1110DX. I tried a couple different at the store and I liked this one a little better than the Janome 7034D
I think I wanted to stay away from anything with a 34 at the end.
Going to set it up later tonight and work on some orders
Congrats!!!!!!!
This is the first dress I made for DD.
Here's the second pillowcase.
Here is the matching set
I'll post pics of the others once I finish!
You said to be gentle but I'm not going to be -- EVERYTHING IS AWESOME!!!!! You really, really did a fantastic job! I'm very impressed.
Oh my goodness - the mice must have been busy at our house because this creation for my youngest just appeared
Cinderella's Made by Mice Dress by
S & J Harrison, on Flickr
I'm SO happy with the way this came out! This was the original dress that I first found and fell in love with on Ollie Girl and my first two (Briar Rose & Rapunzel) were confidence builders to ramp up to this one...just hope that my little one grows in the next 7 months before our trip so that I don't have to hem it up too much
And just for a little extra, I followed the twirly garden dress tutorial that someone posted and combined it with Carla C's jumper top for these sundresses for the girls:
Emme sundress back by
S & J Harrison, on Flickr
Your Cindy dress is TDF!!! I love it! the sundresses are great too. If you are done with the mice I'd appreciate you sending them my way. Will they work for cheese? Will they mind my cats (and dogs) chasing them?
I did this cute crayon tote:
Next time I need to trim the fabric a little closer.
Here's the inside
My kids are grown and out of the house and there's no grandkids yet, so I've been making these for the great nieces and nephews. I sent a similar one to Justin for his Big Give.
Fabulous!!!!
I have had a terrible time with the DISboards lately. Probably a week or so. Even before the change over. Way too much to quote, but love all the things I have seen. I have been making things slowly here. Mom and I made 25 pillow cases for GKTW last weekend. I made a pair of shorts for Christophers 2nd birthday (which is next tuesday) I plan to make a bowling shirt and then Andrea agreed to help me make a t-shirt for under it. So excited. He LOVES mickey mouse! So I decided to go with that for his theme!Just like his mommy
Happy Sewing!
You know, you can post bigger pictures on here!!! Fortunately I had the privilege of seeing these in person today and Amy did a beautiful job on them (the pockets are perfect!!!).
I finally finished my my skirt for myself this afternoon. I picked out the striped fabric, it's shimmery and has gold stitching, brought it home and realized it was a bit on the see through side. So I figured instead of finding something to line it with I would just make it reversable. I'm loving it so much I bought two more fabrics to make another reversable skirt! I love that I can dress it up or down and can wear just about anything with it, tanks, tee, dressier shirts. I apologize in advance for the horrible pics, I don't have a full length mirror so I put the hall mirror on the floor to get a somewhat decent pic of it in action.
Gorgeous! Did you use a pattern or follow a tut? I really need to make time to do some things for myself.
So I finished another day... our 4th of July day
This was my first time doing a stripwork skirt but I love how it came out.
I can not thumbnail these as I am in LOVE with them. I'd put 100 worshipping smilies in here if I wasn't over my limit on photos! Between these and the other sets you have made I can definitely say you and I have similar taste. I am awe of the creations you have been doing lately! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE them!!!!
I continue to be amazed and inspired by all the awesome designs and talent on this board! Question- and forgive me if its been asked and answered before- where do you all get your Disney fabrics? I have a tough time finding Mickey Heads especially...
and speaking of Mickey Heads- Target had Mickey head sheet sets. I thought about buying a set just for the fabric
Walmart, Joann's, Hancock, and rarely e-bay and etsy. Hobby Lobby as well (though I've never had the opportunity to travel to a HL).
This is who I get to start making clothes for. Welcome Madison!
Precious! I want one! Make that two, I really want two!
Here is an easter shirt I made for my nephew:
Easter egg hunt outfit for DD:
Matching shirt for DS:
PJ set for my nephew and my first appliqué using my PE770:
Cute! And yay on the first applique with the PE770!!!