Tuesday, 14 April 2009
belated easter
happy late easter, everybody! we had a gorgeous weekend, visiting with shane's family and friends in bendigo, checking out the easter festivities, me hitting the ops shop and working on unpicking the ill fated quilt in the evenings. we came home sunday and then yesterday went out to pick up our fancy new dishwasher (fancy in the electronic vs. hand sense), which my talented husband installed last night. my life just got so much easier, it's not even funny.
late thursday night i whipped up this little easter treat for maesey. i had a well dressed oobee in the works for her, in the same fuzzy bamboo/cotton fabric, but then decided it wasn't "easter-y" enough. i pulled this guy together on the fly, with a vague idea of what i wanted, and i pretty much love him. he's much smaller than any toy i've made before, long and lean with very chewable legs and ears, and just feels really good to hold. mae seems slightly indifferent towards him so far... maybe he'll have to come live with me in my sewing room where he is appreciated : )
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Hi Leslie, the oobee is just beautiful, I especially love the fabric you have used on the body.
ReplyDeletewow, I love the print you used. Where did you get the material for his torso? Hes precious!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! You'd think with those long legs, Mae would love to chew on it. Aren't they funny which toys they choose....
ReplyDeletethanks all! the fabric for the torso is by lecien and i picked it up from amitie (http://www.amitie.com.au). i only bought a small precut chunk so i don't know if they have it anymore - i'd like more of it myself!
ReplyDeleteWe were in Bendigo visiting family at Easter too! Only for a day trip up from Lancefield though so didn't get to go to any op shops. Hope you are getting excited about the weekend ahead.........
ReplyDeleteLovely Easter sewing!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds really rather dull & domestic but having a dishwasher changed my life for the better! I was more than happy to knock out cupboards to fit ours in...it was a second hand giveaway but it's still going strong & has outlasted my sisters new fancy one installed at the same time. Ecostore do a good dishwashing powder & rinse that has worked well for us (& makes me feel better about using it!)
Wow what a cute bunny! it must be for your lil girl I guess. I m a fan of your blog since a while and I love your ideas and the things you make. I am totally new to the craft world and would like to have some advice on buying a sewing machine. I m confused about which machine to buy and for what price. Some told me Pfaff is the best but now its manaufactured in China and doesnt have the same quality according a sales woman. I ve no idea which one to buy.Please help me!
ReplyDeleteI've just found you- and am so glad i did! Love, love love your work.
ReplyDeleteThis is the most adorable bunny I have seen. Love the little pink legs.
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