Lyds had something on each of her bedroom walls, except for one, and I had no idea what to do.  I came across this site and decided it would be a easy, free, and quick way to dress up her wall.  And if it didn’t work out, hey, it was free because I had all the supplies on hand, and non invasive, so it can be removed anytime. You need: Scrapbook paper (any square size: [...]

I made Baby Legwarmers in two different ways.  The first way: a knee high sock went from this to this. This way took less time than the second way, but it didn’t look as good, and the legwarmers kept sliding off Abs’s thighs at church. So, the tutorial is going to be how to make legwarmers that look the top 3 legwarmers in this picture: Supplies Ladies Knee High socks Thread Directions Cut the sock [...]

So far, I’ve made these two dresses from old shirts I had.  They are definitely not perfect, but Abs likes them, so I guess that’s what matters. This was a super simple project.  Can’t believe I didn’t make one sooner.  Here’s a tutorial for you: Lay a dress or shirt of your toddler’s on top of the shirt you’re going to cut.  Make sure the necklines match up and fold the sleeves in on the [...]

Several women have commented on Lyds’s car seat tent, so I’m finally getting around to doing the tutorial.  It’s SUPER easy! I remember going out with Abs and getting frustrated, trying to keep the sun completely out of her eyes with the car seat sunshade.  And don’t even get me started about when it would rain.  Also, the wind, oh the wind where I live is killer and blankets would always blow off, and it [...]

Here’s the tutorial for how to make a crinkle square mini blanket with taggies like the one below for a baby.  It’s super easy, quick, and doesn’t cost much.  If you don’t have ribbon on hand, that might be your biggest expense.  Supplies thread 2 squares of flannel (I used 9×9 inches) ribbons cut to about 4 inches long and folded in half (I used 4 big pieces, 4 medium pieces, and 4 skinny pieces) [...]

Back in November, we decided to grow my daughters hair out, but her hair kept getting in her eyes.  Bows come in and out easily, so I decided I’d try to make her some headbands.  You could make some for yourself, too, and your daughter might be extra excited about wearing headbands, just like Mommy. Materials Needed: material an elastic hair band/ponytail holder without the metal coordinating thread Instructions Measure around your toddler’s head to [...]

Just a little note to say that I have done a few crafty projects that I thought I’d share with you . . . sometime.  I just need to write up some tutorials.  So, you can look forward to learning how to make: Baby Square Crinkle Mini Blanket Fabric Headbands Baby Legwarmers (I’m still working on these, so I haven’t uploaded the pictures, yet.