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    Saturday 12 December, 2009

    Few days ago Martina post a comment on my site… I became curious from the name of her blog so I went for a peek and I have to say her website is really cute.

    But that’s not the only thing… if you visit her site you will find some very interesting and useful idea for Christmas. If you like sewing as I do and you are always searching for interesting ideas and tutorilas, you might take a look at Confession of a sewing addict. For example… what do you think about this deer hat as a present for your children, your nephews, your friends? And what about a matching bib?

    baby deer hatdeer bib

    Well, Martina created a beautiful tutorial that you can also download as a free pdf. Cute, isn’t it? Her blog is also in english so go visit her for more details!

    Saturday 28 November, 2009

    In these last days I took back a bit my sewing machine.. unfortunately I am not able to dedicate to this activity as much time as I would like to,but days pass really fast and between my job and Nabiki I really have little time for everything else.

    It is my intention in any case to prepare a notebook to keep in time in where I will insert all the small sewing and crafting projects I am (and I will) working on, keeping also and eventually re-drawing all the scheme and patterns necessary to repeat them.. the idea behind is to give this notebook to Nabiki once she will be older just in case she wants to try some of them..

    fabric project notebook

    So I bought a nice hard cover notebook and I sew for it a nice fabric cover… maybe in the future I will also add some decoration in the front facade, but for now it is already a step ahead…

    fabric project notebook

    Tuesday 24 November, 2009

    Today on the web I found a beautiful and useful idea that can help our children to learn while playing…placesetting.gif

    My daughter is still too young but for sure when she will be older she will want to help me setting the table (and me too).. so what is better than teach her ther right place for each tool from the beginning?

    You can print the template on hard card stock and just cut out the pieces. Then leave your children play with them using their fantasy, their taste or showing them how those objects are normally placed on the table without the risk of breaking something. Moreover they are so colorful!!!

    You can download the file on Martha Stewart craft section.