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“One of your unique, precious, and sublime gifts is your femininity, with its natural grace, goodness, and divinity. Femininity is not just lipstick, stylish hairdos, and trendy clothes. It is the divine adornment of humanity. It finds expression in your qualities of your capacity to love, your spirituality, delicacy, radiance, sensitivity, creativity, charm, graciousness, gentleness, [...]
I love old sturdy furniture, especially when it’s free! My new neighbor across the street was getting rid of a sturdy, solid wood child’s desk when we first moved in. I gladly took it off their hands and painted it black. It is now in the 3rd bedroom and all the kid’s have a desk [...]
”Art washes from the soul the dust of everyday life.” — Picasso We love to have crafty parties. One of these parties was spent making aprons. My daughter, Chloris and her friend learned to work a sewing machine by making homemade purses. My friend and I made aprons- mine being another towel apron. Please forgive [...]
I made three tassels last weekend. Two are finished and one is almost completed. I am sharing the two that are completed. If you wish to learn how to make them yourself, join the Deluxe Edition! If you wish to enjoy looking at them, continue on and enjoy the eye candy. Parisian Carnival Tassel Colorful [...]
There is a Renaissance Faire at the end of this month and we are going! I’ve been working on my dress first, well second, Bella’s is almost done. I have gotten the skirt 3/4 of the way done. It needs some serious hemming- LOL! I’m standing on the bench for these pictures so Ben could [...]
Marie Madeline Studio is a mother-daughter owned studio. These are two talented women! They put together some beautiful creations. Guess what apron lovers? They also sell a sassy apron pattern! You have to spend time perusing their store and blog!
I know my original plans were to do the Count of Monte Cristo, however I procrastinated until it was too late…or rather was super busy filling the role of mom and dad and didn’t spend every waking minute on the costumes. Instead, I chose for us to be the “Baker’s”. We all had aprons with [...]
I managed to get two more pics of the apron in the sunlight of my room.
I finished Meredith’s apron last night. It is so long and can totally double as a dress, which is what I think I’ll do! I have lots of extra fabric and decided to sell a couple of these ….specify the sizes I can do from 3T-8 in kids.
I fell in love with this skirt and bought the pattern online last night. I will be working on one for myself today and finishing the aprons. Don’t forget to join their ezine! I also highly recommend the ebook I bought last week. It is FULL of gluten free recipes, flour mix, nutritional information, etc. [...]
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