ice cream top :: kcwc days 5, 6 & 7
KCWC ended on Sunday, but it took me a while to get these last few photos…
The last piece I worked on during kcwc was this Oliver + S ice cream top. I must admit that my sewing got a little side-tracked this week-end by the raised vegetable bed that was put into position. It needed filling of course, and then there was the planning of where to put the vegetables and which ones should go into the bed as opposed to being grown in pots…
Needless to say, while I was busy getting soil totally embedded beneath my finger nails, sewing was not at the forefront of my mind! However, as the purpose of kcwc was just to set aside 1 hour a day for a week, I think I can still say I fulfilled that goal. I just didn’t exceed 1 hour a day for the last 3 days!
Both fabrics are from the ‘Outfoxed’ collection by Lizzy House. Come on now, little wee hedgehogs…how could I not sew somethings with that?!
Shown with the Basic Pocket Pants.
And as a wrap up to the spring 2012 edition of kcwc, this past week I learnt the following:
- sewing with a 2½ year old on my lap can be done quite successfully
- making a button hole really isn’t that difficult (I really love my sewing machine!)
- sewing is best accomplished while the babe is sleeping…whether on the sheepskin or in a sling makes no difference
- I sew clothes for my children as much for myself as I do for them. It is incredibly therapeutic to create.
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This is an adorable outfit! The hedgehogs nailed it!
Super cute top, and I LOVE that fabric. Well done. (I came here from the Elsie Marlie photo pool.)
Oh my goodness- that is adorable! I will need to head over to your house for a tutorial one day when I get my sewing machine!
I absolutely love that hedgehog fabric and it is such a cute top. I totally agree with points 2 and 4 above. It was a really fun week.
Utterly cute !!