Sewing Pattern Review - Pockets to Go

I apologize for the lack of a complete sewing pattern review this Sunday. My mother made me one of these "Pockets to Go" by Atkinson Designs for Mother's Day (chock full of sewing goodies including this pattern) She had suggested I make one for a pattern review...

Well... I've been working on it all week when the girls would give me a minute. And well it has been a longer project that I had anticipated. I remember planning on doing it in an evening and my Mum was shocked & informed it would take longer. Longer, indeed!

I will bring you the full pattern review next Sunday.. Let's just say it is an adorable basket, but this pattern would be best suited for a class project rather than going solo at home.

An adorable baby bonnet review is on the horizon as well! Have a pattern suggestion? Please let me know!

(picture via the Atkinson Design website)

Lenz Monzters Will Eat You Up!

Have trouble getting the kiddos attention at the photo shoots?

Are the kiddos afraid of your BIG camera?

Tired of searching in your camera bag for a toy?

My Lenz Monzter will ease those kiddo struggles!

It fits over your lens.

There is a squeaker in their tongues.

It's bright and camouflages your camera without obstruction.

It's totally custom and handcrafted.

It's available!

Holiday Monzters will make their debut this month!

April #1 ACP Challenge

As a design team member for A Charming Place, ACP, in the month of April I will be creating a challenge each week. Want to participate, just register on the site and dive in!

Here we go..

It's the Stash in a Flash!

You know what this weekend is? Easter!

Yes ya'll, your first challenge is to use what you have in your stash (no last minute runs to the craft store..lol) to create an Easter or spring accessory.

You can make something for your hair, jewelry, cell phone charm.. you name it! Just use what you have in your stash and make it spring-y!

Have ?? about my project.. I used 3 different flower embellishments, an awesome ACP silver tone flourish charm, and it's secured with a silver brad. The flower was then hot glued to bobby pin bases.