Good Morning Everyone!
Thanks for your kind comments! It is so exciting to see that someone actually read your blog.
As promised here are my pictures of my "Wee Bunnies" The yellow one has wonky ears and I was getting ready to rip them out and redo when "Yngwie" (DS age 15) came by and said "Hey I like the yellow one best, he has cool ears" I told him I was going to redo the ears and he says" Don't! everybunny isn't perfect" and then went giggling away pleased with his joke. So I left them.
They are sitting in blue and white china bowls I got at the Rescue Mission thrift shop. The post cards are adorable. I got those at a local antique store. They are from 1915 and 1917. I love the writing on the back. Instead of a city, she just wrote "local" how cool is that.
These bunnies are going to live with my Grandmother and Sister, They are all packaged up and ready for Easter.
The next photo is for Bitter Betty who asked me to post a photo of a blouse I made from a vintage pattern. I forgot to check the pattern number before I started my blog so I will have to get back to you on that!
The fabric was thrifted from the Rescue Mission as well. 2 1/2 yards for $1.00. It is a very thin cotton with green and orange follage and little or
ange deer. I thought it was so cute! I still have to hem the sleeves and bottom.
Hope everyone has a wonderful day!
Oh and Lindat, I got the cake stand at TJ Max for a whopping $9.99 they had two different sizes, one a little bigger than this, I think I may go back and get it.
And Rebecca, yes! The frogs are peepers! I get so excited when they return each year. The windows are flung open so I can hear them. Such a welcome sound of springs arrival.
They are sitting in blue and white china bowls I got at the Rescue Mission thrift shop. The post cards are adorable. I got those at a local antique store. They are from 1915 and 1917. I love the writing on the back. Instead of a city, she just wrote "local" how cool is that.
These bunnies are going to live with my Grandmother and Sister, They are all packaged up and ready for Easter.
The next photo is for Bitter Betty who asked me to post a photo of a blouse I made from a vintage pattern. I forgot to check the pattern number before I started my blog so I will have to get back to you on that!The fabric was thrifted from the Rescue Mission as well. 2 1/2 yards for $1.00. It is a very thin cotton with green and orange follage and little or
ange deer. I thought it was so cute! I still have to hem the sleeves and bottom.Hope everyone has a wonderful day!
Oh and Lindat, I got the cake stand at TJ Max for a whopping $9.99 they had two different sizes, one a little bigger than this, I think I may go back and get it.
And Rebecca, yes! The frogs are peepers! I get so excited when they return each year. The windows are flung open so I can hear them. Such a welcome sound of springs arrival.
4 comments:
Your son is right, yay for the wonky ears. They give that little bunny its own personality.
The blouse looks great too. Cool that you thrifted the fabric.
Darla
You must keep very busy with sewing and crafts. The bunnies are adorable. I agree with your son. The ears give it character. Thank you for encouraging me to sew. I am getting closer. Maybe this summer when I have more time. What would be a good beginner's sewing machine? One that is not too expensive either.
Thanks.
Jenn
Oh, I love the little yellow bunny too!! So cute!!
I also love the postcard, what a wonderful treasure!
Kelli
The little bunnies look so cute with the postcards and the dishes! Presentation is everything, and the recipients of your gifties are going to be thrilled!
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