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handmade holidays

November 1, 2009 By: amyswanderingcomment

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It’s time for the 3rd Annual Handmade Holidays hosted by Sew, Mama, Sew! Last year’s was packed full of great ideas, so I can’t wait to see all the goodies!

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handmade halloween

October 20, 2009 By: amyswanderingcomment

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review – Sense & Sensibility patterns

September 1, 2009 By: amyswandering1 Comment

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I stop by to admire the beautiful dresses at Sense & Sensibility Patterns from time to time. I like to look around and think about what it must have been like to wear feminine things like this and this. We eagerly signed up for a chance to try out the Girls’ Edwardian Apron eClass.

I was very impressed with the class. Pictures and audio take you step-by-step through the entire process. The terms are very basic – no advanced sewing jargon to try and figure out. Since my niece is schooling with us this year, I pulled my sewing sister in on this one. The end result is very cute. The pattern can even be scaled down to fit an American girl doll! Wouldn’t a little girl apron and matching doll apron be a precious Christmas gift?

The Nitty Gritty:

The eClass and pattern are $24.95, or you can download just the pattern for $7.95.

Things I Like:

  • the pattern doesn’t have to be stored – just print off another if you ever need it again
  • the lesson is great for a beginner sewer and doesn’t assume you already know the basics
  • it is so cute & girly!

Value: I think this is a good deal for a class and a pattern. Unlike a real-live class, this one can be reviewed over & over until each step is mastered.

See what my TOS Crew Mates have to say about Sense & Sensibility Patterns!

~~apron picture coming soon~~

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handiwork ideas

August 6, 2009 By: amyswanderingcomment

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Sew, Mama, Sew! is hosting A Month of Hand Sewing. There are some great ideas for all ages!

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wfmw – american girl patterns

April 8, 2009 By: amyswanderingcomment

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My 10 year old became the proud owner of an American Girl doll in November. I cringe at the thought of paying $100 for a doll, but she diligently saved up her birthday and allowance money, and she has proved to be a very responsible mommy. I draw the line, however, at paying more for doll clothes than we pay for our own. I did a search and found some beautiful (and free!)  American Girl doll dress patterns.  Our Walmart has some very pretty fabric on the dollar table that should work great for these!

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Run on over to We Are That Family for tons of great tips!

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