I used Oliver + S's Ice Cream Dress pattern to make this shirt, but wanted to add a little something to make it extra special.  My gran...

Here's some evidence of my last ditch effort for 2010.  Most of that effort was spent on Christmas presents.  Now, I can start focusing...

Doesn't Darth look ominous AND inviting, sitting on the rocker?  I made this last minute gift for our sweet friend Cannon who turned 5 ...

Lately, I've been playing around with Christmas trees as a design element in my holiday sewing projects.  I thought you might like to h...

 After a trip to Anthropologie, Mom and I were inspired to make Christmas tea towels.   Kristin stopped by to share her scraps and ad...

I made these for Jenny's birthday. I wish I knew what kind of fabric the off-white is. I bought it two years ago at JoAnn's and th...

Here is the top to go with Eva's popsicle pj pants. Fabric scraps cut into a cone shape and three scoops were backed with iron-on inter...

These cloth baby shoes are constructed like "Robeez" leather shoes. It is fun to see what you can do with scraps of fabric in con...

The last time I went to Dallas and discovered Heaven on Earth , I picked up some interesting cotton called Quilter's Tweed to add to my...

Lucy has been asking for something like this, for the first day of school: And me, thinking, oh that would be easy to make! came up with som...

I think I'm in love. Ever since Anna Maria Horner's Little Folks line came out, I've been drooling over its Indian summer colo...

There's something about summer in Arkansas that just sucks all of the creative juices out of me. I think it's 110 degree humidity. ...