So I can't say that this was my idea but I saw it on Pinterest. I know, I know... who doesn't get their ideas there but hey I wanted to make them and I did.
My 3-D lollipop Valentine's card cost me about $5 for 25. So I made custom cards for my son to hand out to his Pre-K class for about the same price as buying some tacky, cheesy ones that aren't very special.
I begged my son to stand with his arm out like this and snapped his photo in his nice dress t-shirt that I made him. I did a little editing to add the graphics and then ordered them online through Shutterfly. I think they are an adorable way to add something special and personal.
Happy Valentine's Day everyone!!
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Monday, February 6, 2012
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Toy Sling
We are working on turning their "bedroom" into a playroom. We have taken off the bed frame and turned the bed into a couch. We put a television in there just so they can watch their movies while we watch ours. As it turns out they have more stuffed animals then I realized and needed somewhere to put them...
In came the Toy Sling idea. I took some leftover fabric that I had from making their pajamas and turned it into a place to store their stuffed animals. My original design was more of a pouch but you couldn't see what was in there and if you can't tell what you have then we might as well donate all the toys... so I made this...
This is the view from the bottom. And it is a simple triangle and I have attached it by sewing button holes along the front and two at the back. I used some mug hooks I got on sale from CVS and instant room changer... love it!
I really like it and plan to make a second one for the opposite corner since I didn't realize that they had some bigger ones that just don't fit in their right. I will post pictures once their room is done. We are planning on painting the walls since Franco decided to paint it with a sharpie one night...
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