Wednesday, February 24, 2010
A sneek peek...
Labels:
adjustable strap,
diaper bag,
flowers,
messenger bag,
polka dots
Red Rover Designs now has a fan page on facebook! I encourage you to become a fan if you are not already :) I will still be posting things here with details of each project, but now have another way to show off my work. Thanks for all the support you offer me now and in the future.
If you have any sewing needs let me know and I am sure we can work something out!
Rebecca
If you have any sewing needs let me know and I am sure we can work something out!
Rebecca
Friday, February 12, 2010
Don't let it fall...
It's bound to happen...the pacifier is going to fall out at some point. These fabric pacifier clips are washable and have a convenient snap so it can be used with your child's favorite pacifier. Also available are matching burp cloths. Gift sets available! E-mail redroverdesigns@hotmail.com for more information and pricing for each item.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Ready to Ship...
As promised here is a picture of my completed scarf for The Red Scarf Project. For this scarf I decided to add some fringe on the ends. The scarf is packaged, sealed, and addressed ready to be shipped to the Orphan Foundation of America! I am glad I was able to participate in this project and hope that whoever receives this scarf is able to stay warm and know that there are people that do care!
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Spit Happens...
...But no one said it couldn't be pretty :) Burp cloths can be found in almost every store's baby section because they are one of those things every mom uses. These burp cloths have been jazzed up a bit with cute fabric prints to take a boring white burp cloth and turn it into an accessory. All fabric is machine washable. These also make great gifts for a new or expectant Mommy!
Dot, Dot, Dot
Paisley
Blue & Brown
Bubbles...
$10 each
Place your order today!
Don't see what your looking for? Let me know and I will make it!
Monday, February 1, 2010
Cooking with Style
An apron with a bit of style can make cooking/baking more enjoyable and fun! I originally came up with the idea as a Christmas present for my Aunt Carole (my mom's sister) who always wears an apron when she is preparing Christmas dinner. I have some of the best memories of helping her in the kitchen on Christmas day to get everything prepared. Several years ago my sister (Amber), cousin (Lisa...Carole's daughter) and I decorated an apron with painted hand prints for her and she still uses that apron to this day. Whenever I think about my Aunt Carole I always think about how much she loves the hand print apron and all the memories helping in her kitchen. This year I decided it was time to make a new apron for her with a more "updated look". I know she still cherishes the hand print apron but I am sure there will be many memories created with her new one too! **The photographed apron is the one that I created for my sister who also enjoys wearing an apron when she is cooking with her boys and sharing in the memories we had growing up. I knew I couldn't make one for my Aunt Carole without making one for her too.
Side note: Amber called one day to get ideas for Aunt Carole for Christmas and she told me she was thinking about ordering an apron for her. I had already purchased a red apron for Aunt Carole and a green apron for Amber when she called to tell me about her apron idea. I didn't want to spoil the surprise completely so I told Amber "that's a horrible idea"...needless to say she figured out I had the same idea, but didn't know she would be getting something similar.
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