Thursday, November 20, 2008

A Scattering of Projects

This post is completely random. Here is the beginnings of Jane Atkinson:


Here is a skirt I made over the summer, the waist band was a quickie so I could wear it out one night to hang out with some friends who were in town. Note to self--remember to always add a few inches to the back because babe you got one big butt. The hike up factor was a pain. I have a long way to go before I should actually consider wearing something I've made. But it worked out ok and my top covered the unfinished waistband. I am wishing now I had bought the patchwork fabric I saw at JoAnn's in August, would have made a great fall skirt in this simple pattern. Even my big butt would have been cute in it.


Here's my attempt at the buttonhole stitch in Blackbird Designs Beneath the Sunlit Sky. It's not properly executed and we all know what Nina Garcia says about execution but honestly, I was over the stupid stitch and just made it up.


Here are some strips for a completely winged table runner. The fabric was purchased at a yard sale, the yellow I'm pretty sure was at one time a sheet, the green some kind of decorator fabric. Kind of funky but hey so am I:



New kitchen bling:



Scored three of these skillets at TJ Maxx. I was in desperate need of new cookware and these were just too fun not to buy and they were cheap too!






A few years ago, the middle DS was whining about being bored. I told him to find something to do, he was obviously hungry too and created this painting of a pizza on a Pizza Hut pizza box. I love it and want to frame it.




What does one do when her feet are cold? Unravel the Sophie bag and crochet some slippers. I lost the pattern to the Sophie bag and it's no longer online as far as I can tell. It was a freebie I think.







And the current candy addiction, why Hershey's Hot Cocoa Kisses:













6 comments:

Anna van Schurman said...

I'm sure I have a copy of the sophie bag pattern if you want to borrow it sometime.

staci said...

Lovely new start :) And all of your pics are great eye candy :)

Real Live Woman said...

My daughter and I were anxiously awaiting the return of the HOt Cocoa kisses. We bought two bags this weekend and one is already gone.

Michelle said...

That pizza painting is greatness! Great skirt too. I'll have to try those hot chocolate kisses.

Maureen said...

Oh i love your pans - they would go so well with my ridicously pink frying pan..

Délit Maille said...

Good blog post