Mama's bag...
Although she's not technically a mama (yet), I made this purse for my BFF from Soulemama's newest craft book. Such an easy, instant gratification kind of project. My fave. I used some thrifted heavy-weight fabric for the outer material and...had enough left over to cut out an EXACT MATCH for myself. Ahem. So my BFF's purse will have a BFF of its own.
Ducks...
From a trip to our wonderful, practically-backyard Rhodie garden.
And, home haircut...
Not as memorable as these haircuts (the latter, of which, Tracey so graciously recalled for me. Thanks Tracey!) But Holden's been growing his hair out for yikes, well over a year?? I cut off 8 inches, not quite the 10 inches that we hoped he had for Locks of Love. But oh well...there's always next year (he decided to grow his hair out again, after a mere 5 minutes post-haircut).
Some things never, ever change around this Whatknot household...
14 comments:
LOVE that purse! Whoever gets it, is a lucky BFF. :) Your son is very kind hearted to think of locks of love. Great to see you blog
Loving both the haircut and the mama bag. Great project, huh? (And I love that fabric!)
You are so talented!! Both the bag and the haircut!
yay for bags, ducks and haircuts :)
A friend of mine is just learning to sew and she one of her first projects was a Mama's bag. I love the fabric you choose. Maybe I'll make one myself someday.
I love my mama bag--so perfect for lots of goodness I carry around. I need to get it out for spring!
love the bag. i still need to get that book so i can make my own. your bff is a lucky gal.
and home haircuts rock. if i could do my own at home without looking like i stuck my head in a wood chipper, i totally would.
wow! that bag is great!
inspirational.... as are the rest of your posts! so glad i finally found your blog, sorry it took me so long.
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oh so funny - i just lopped off my boy Colden's bangs yesterday. pretty impulsively. it must be the return of the sun! nice work on the bag! love the rhodie garden!
oh, PLEASE give me lessons in cutting hair. the last ones i gave the boys turned out .. well .. i may as well have gone at them with hedge clippers.
the bag is beautiful, too! ;^)
Found your blog via The Crafty Crow! I am so taken with your photos-would you mind sharing what type of camera you use?
I have yet to try that bag pattern, but after seeing your pics, I absolutely MUST venture into my fabric stash and get to sewing!
8" off! Wow, that's impressive!
I love the fabric you choose. The bag is beautiful.
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