Topic: HOLIDAY FUN
Click on the little elves to view and print all of the paper dolls.
The site has cute VINTAGE paper dolls.
Posted by oziahz
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Click on the little elves to view and print all of the paper dolls.
The site has cute VINTAGE paper dolls.
This is me with my vintage swank eyeglasses in a little reflective gift ornament.
ISBN# 4-579-10755-1
This is my Fourth Japanese Craft Book
THE MODE COMES HOME.
Funny title for such a nice book.
Patterns for tops, dresses, coats, skirts, etc.
Full size pull out patterns.
ANOTHER GREAT JAPANESE CRAFT BOOK!
I purchased this baby pixie from a woman on Ebay that was selling her mother in laws vintage Christmas items. She described it so ugly, it's cute.
I think he is JUST SO SWEET!
We named him Herry or HERALD instead of Harold. :0)
This is a potholder apron with Christmas penguins for my December Tie One On "Holiday Apron" theme.
The pattern is on my free PATTERNZ page.
Growing up in Southern California we would have to make a trip to Big Bear to enjoy the snow in the winter. I never liked my Mom decorating for Christmas in PLASTIC, melted plastic wall decor, a fake tree, and a plastic door santa instead of a fresh wreath. Now that I live in Maine (The Pine Tree State) I can't help hanging what I call "My California Wreath"
I picked this up at Wal Mart for 2.50. The scarf looks like fluffy snow balls. I thought my daughter would like it (kind of Kawaii looking) It was a simple kit just 31 big fluffy pre-made pom poms and 30 small pre-made pom poms. with about a 5' satin cord. Just thread the pom poms starting with a big one and a knot at the end, and keep threading alternating pom poms. Thread the pom poms so that they meet with one another without compressing them. It turned out to be a cute scarf. I wish they had the kit in metallic pom poms.
CLICK ON THE IMAGE FOR HOW TO INFO
Rain helped me make these "Woolykeshi Dolls", that were inspired by the little Yuka doll I recently purchased.
Enjoy the tutorial!
These are the items I found for my Thift Store Swap Partner from HERE.
This is a list of the items.
#1 Two funky African looking burlap pouches.
#2 An attempt at making a scarf from an old sweater
#3 A small red flocked pony
#4 A book wriiten and illustrated by ANDY WARHOL about angels
#5 A natural looking knit hat
#6 A funky silk shirt ( may not fit but the the fabric is nice)
#7 Two little knit kitchen towels???
#8 (oops put #1 again ) Little Japanese ceramic item
#9 A Bruce tape and Christmas Tape
#10 A red button
#11 A vintage mica glitter Christmas card
#12 wooden napkin rings
#13 wooden reindeer pen
#14 rusty bells
#15 Lucky cat bag
#16 Bookmark/snowman pin
#17 Bone Necklace
#18 A funny looking kitchen whisker
#19 Funky clip on drop pearl earrings
#20 Perfume called Earth Worm that smells like dirt
#21 MY FAVORITE FIND OF ALL!! Female HORNED RIMMED GLASSES!!!
Little Yuka arrived today perfectly packaged in a muslin bag with her name, and a little heart charm, carefully rolled in handmade paper with a small pink teapot sticker......AND GUMMI BEARS!!! Click on the image to get one while they last.
Thank You Rachael she is beautiful. I wish I could make something this pretty and cute.
