Heat-Bonded Onesies

This is a pretty quick project, and they are so cute! I used my Cricut to cut out the stencils. I then used heat bond to attatch the stencil to the onesie. After the shape is attatched, I used a blanket stitch around the shape to add a little character and I feel like it helps keep it attatched better!

They make great gifts! You could also use this technique for birthday onesies and shirts!

Cloth Flowers

I have been trying to find projects where I can use my material scraps. My mom found how to make cloth flowers and she taught me how to make them. They are super easy and quick to make. You can use them for hairbows, or what I like to do is pin them to my sweaters.

Scrap Cloth Tu-Tu

My sister and I were making tutus, when I thought that maybe making a tu-tu out of all of my moms scraps of material might turn out cute! What do you know?!? It did! Now I have something that I can make with all of my scrap material!

Bow Madness

My mom, sister, and I had a craft day and went "bow crazy"! We made stackable bows, boutique-style bows, and loop bows!

 Since the Christmas season is coming upon us, we had to make sure to make Christmas bows for all of the little girls...

 These bows were just fun!

We had to make some lady bug bows for my "little lady". I also made caterpillar bows. To do this, you just roll 3-4 grossgrain ribbons to the size you like and hot glue them on to the clip. Then you roll one more ribbon a little smaller and make it as the head. To make the antennas, you cut two very small pieces of black ribbon and hot glue it to the small rolled ribbon. Then you have your caterpillar!