Showing posts with label reuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reuse. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Fox Mask

The Fox is an on going theme in our home.


This cute mask is made out of felt, with yarn accent and ties.



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Friday, May 30, 2014

Baby O's First Birthday

I can't believe my lil man is a year old already! Its bitter sweet.  I am so bless to be able to stay home with him. He's my little prince, so sweet and smart. I love him so much!


Here is his gift from his momma.



His Daddy made him the  Teepee



Happy Birthday BabyBoy!











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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Fish Skeleton

This is a fun recreation from a blog that has inspired me to have fun with what I create.  They would look great as a kitchen decoration.   I have a few ideas for them including making a flag garland. Enjoy!





Here is a link to the original creator Basteldibix


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Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Upcycled T-shirt Diapers!

Look at this stack of colorful t-shirts!



I have been going through my familys clothes and collecting up all the 100% cotton t-shirts that are no longer worn.  It doesn't matter if there's holes or even some stain, I'll find a way to work with them!  If you don't have any old shirts hiding in your closet you can get them at a thrift shop pretty cheap, even better try a yard sale.  Sometimes towards the end of the day whatever clothes weren't sold individually will sold by the bag full for just a couple bucks.




Now look at these fun diapers!  They are 4x8x4, diaper service quality prefolds.  Meaning 4 layers of material for the outer rails and 8 in the center.  You wouldnt want to do any less or you could have problems with leaking.  The smallest measurements I use are 13"x 18" and I will go slightly larger just depending on the shirt I am working with. I like to use contrasting tread for fun, straight stitch to tack down the center layers and the finish it up with a zig-zag stitch around the entire edge.







I will follow up with a no sew fleece diaper cover and woolies made out of wool sweaters.



I would love to hear your ideas of ways to reuse T-shirts. 




(I will have sets of T-shirt diapers in my Etsy shop soon.  I will be opening it once I finish moving!)