I have little time!!
What I'd give to have more 'time ... more 'time for me, for my children, for the things I'd like to do .. Always on the run, in anxiety, every minute seems like the last of the day and what does not allows you to say .. "Ooohhhh I'm done! I did all that I had to do .. now .. I'm interested in?" What?
no, there is always something that moves, which will be 'tomorrow .. uff ...
and also arrives at Christmas! and that 's a beautiful thing, of course ..
rest terrified every time I see news of blogger friends, those skilled hands that can do small and big miracles .. sometimes dare not even make a comment, and it seems to me that those who 'come before me have already' said all I could say.
I feel a little envious of these women know the determination so great that 'their good days, the family, work and succeed in implementing many small dreams ..
I've been here a little, you know, are not specialized in anything, I am dedicated to tape, the way I can, unpretentious ..
and although fatigue (e'quasi midnight as I write and I just finished a job ..) I did a little something for Christmas was me.
addition to a basket that although almost the same as one you've already 'seen, I can not put on display ... who knows 'why' ...
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
Fun Ways To Masterbate In The Shower
Christmas-part3
Third meeting of enchantments pre-Christmas:)
Password: do, do, do!
Spend an afternoon creating small little thoughts for yourself or for friends.
I sewed small robins using felt and fabric of the old.
Step 3: Make, make, make!
Spend your time making something lovely for you or your friends. I did robins using small pieces of felt and old fabric.
Develop a small sketch of your subject to get an idea of \u200b\u200bform and size,
Make a small rough about your subject,
cut shapes in felt, cut the shapes
into the felt,
stitched the parts together remembering to insert the button for the eyes, the parts
sew stitching the botton for the eye at first,
sewing the parts left a ' opening under the belly,
stitch the pieces leaving a gap under the belly,
padded a bit (I used the simple cotton) and then sew the opening.
stuff the robin and close the gap.
With the ribbon you can create loops to hang the tree.
Using Some robins Could the ribbon hanging from your tree.
More or less the same way I did the birds of cloth:)
In the Same Way I Did Also Some robins with fabric:)
Below are other ideas I found on the web, enjoy!
Some other ideas here below from the web. enjoy!
small gifts, a great idea from Bugs and Fishes ^ ^
felt dog candy, from Felt Cafe
Printable Christmas cards, from How About Orange
Chris TMAS labels, from Orange you lucky!
X mas printable September, from My Chart.
Third meeting of enchantments pre-Christmas:)
Password: do, do, do!
Spend an afternoon creating small little thoughts for yourself or for friends.
I sewed small robins using felt and fabric of the old.
Step 3: Make, make, make!
Spend your time making something lovely for you or your friends. I did robins using small pieces of felt and old fabric.
Develop a small sketch of your subject to get an idea of \u200b\u200bform and size,
Make a small rough about your subject,
cut shapes in felt, cut the shapes
into the felt,
stitched the parts together remembering to insert the button for the eyes, the parts
sew stitching the botton for the eye at first,
sewing the parts left a ' opening under the belly,
stitch the pieces leaving a gap under the belly,
padded a bit (I used the simple cotton) and then sew the opening.
stuff the robin and close the gap.
With the ribbon you can create loops to hang the tree.
Using Some robins Could the ribbon hanging from your tree.
More or less the same way I did the birds of cloth:)
In the Same Way I Did Also Some robins with fabric:)
Below are other ideas I found on the web, enjoy!
Some other ideas here below from the web. enjoy!
small gifts, a great idea from Bugs and Fishes ^ ^
felt dog candy, from Felt Cafe
Printable Christmas cards, from How About Orange
Chris TMAS labels, from Orange you lucky!
X mas printable September, from My Chart.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Who Do You Order Sam Adams From In Columbus Ohio
Waiting Waiting Waiting
Runner-up to Christmas: a look around and on the internet looking for ideas and inspiration ...
Second step: Get inspired of you looking around and on the web ...
(images from Print and Pattern )
... then prepare your own personal greeting card for friends!
Then sketch your personal wishes for your dears.
I have already started working on my own and this time, as the subject, I chose the robin:)
Already I'm working on mine, this time it'll be a Christmas Robin:)
Have fun!
Enjoy!
Runner-up to Christmas: a look around and on the internet looking for ideas and inspiration ...
Second step: Get inspired of you looking around and on the web ...
(images from Print and Pattern )
... then prepare your own personal greeting card for friends!
Then sketch your personal wishes for your dears.
I have already started working on my own and this time, as the subject, I chose the robin:)
Already I'm working on mine, this time it'll be a Christmas Robin:)
Have fun!
Enjoy!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Where Do People Get Hussyfan?
part2 Christmas 2010-Christmas 2010-part 1
between illusion and the other, throughout December, here is a small number of post waiting for Christmas:)
things to do-see-imagine.
Part 1: feel the warmth even in the snow with leg warmers do-it-yourself.
I used a scarf to do with an old couple. Easy and cheap ^ ^
Try it yourself and then take advantage of these first snowfalls to go out in joy! Some inspiring posts waiting
Christmas:)
What You Could Do, and look at image.
Part 2: Stay warm and cozy with legwarmers and boots. Here my new pair of legwarmers I did from an old scarf. Easy and cheap ^ ^
Try to do yours and get out happily in the snow!
bisects the scarf after measuring the length and circumference you need.
Carefully Cut the scarf in two (as long as you need to wrap your legs, of course!)
Sew both sides with the beautiful sides against each other using a zig zag to strengthen.
and then turned over the rim at the point where he cut the scarf. The other edge
has already been done as it was the original scarf.
Sew the right sides with a zig-zag stitch and turn out your legwarmers. Make a hem Where You 've cut the scarf in two. The hem other 'll be the original one's scarf.
now wear them with your favorite shoes or boots.
Wear them up with your favorite shoes or boots.
ready to go out and enjoy the snow? :)
Are you ready to go out and enjoy your times snowing? :) Hello and
to the next idea!
See you with the next new idea!
between illusion and the other, throughout December, here is a small number of post waiting for Christmas:)
things to do-see-imagine.
Part 1: feel the warmth even in the snow with leg warmers do-it-yourself.
I used a scarf to do with an old couple. Easy and cheap ^ ^
Try it yourself and then take advantage of these first snowfalls to go out in joy! Some inspiring posts waiting
Christmas:)
What You Could Do, and look at image.
Part 2: Stay warm and cozy with legwarmers and boots. Here my new pair of legwarmers I did from an old scarf. Easy and cheap ^ ^
Try to do yours and get out happily in the snow!
bisects the scarf after measuring the length and circumference you need.
Carefully Cut the scarf in two (as long as you need to wrap your legs, of course!)
Sew both sides with the beautiful sides against each other using a zig zag to strengthen.
and then turned over the rim at the point where he cut the scarf. The other edge
has already been done as it was the original scarf.
Sew the right sides with a zig-zag stitch and turn out your legwarmers. Make a hem Where You 've cut the scarf in two. The hem other 'll be the original one's scarf.
now wear them with your favorite shoes or boots.
Wear them up with your favorite shoes or boots.
ready to go out and enjoy the snow? :)
Are you ready to go out and enjoy your times snowing? :) Hello and
to the next idea!
See you with the next new idea!
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