Thursday, January 22, 2009

Misc.

My Mom and Dad came for a visit. My mom came with a bad cold and passed it on to my Dad, and now my Dad is trying to pass it on to the rest of us. We don't want it. Despite the colds, we are having a good visit. Scott left for another TDY on Wednesday so it's nice to have some company.

I have tons of friends and family that are expecting babies. I make hooded bath towels for all my friend's babies when they are born. Here is one of my latest. It might be one of my favorites.



Jessica also decided (how entrepreneurial of her) that if it would be a lot cheaper for her to have me MAKE her American Girl doll clothes than to buy them. We bought a pattern and she chose some beautiful inexpensive remnants to make some pretty dresses and outfits out of. She also has cheap labor.




Malia,does this qualify me as being Blissfully Domestic?,
i am blissfully domestic iron

7 comments:

Double A's Mom said...

Wink, wink. I know of someone who might like to have one of those towels in the next few months! He He

We are sick down here too but I think we're finally getting over it. I hope you all are spared.

Mom said...

It looks very domestic and very talented to me. You could make money selling your handiwork. It is lovely.

Anonymous said...

It totally qualifies as being blissfully domestic! You should link the post on the site:

http://blissfullydomestic.com/editors-pick/i-am-blissfully-domestic-week-12/

I'm jealous of our mad sewing skillz! JBelle would love to have more clothes for her AGD!

Malia

Tracy said...

Stacie,
I'm glad you want one... cause that's what your getting. :-)

Sue,
You are the 3rd person in 2 days that has mentioned me selling my "creations." Hmmmmmm

BrenOaks said...

I had no idea I had a sewing friend! I have an embroidery machine too and am a closet sewer. :) With the new baby arriving (soon I hope...) I had to get my smocking stuff back out. fun fun!

BrenOaks said...

And...it looks beautiful!! You did a great job!

Anonymous said...

Tracy, I remember you showing me how to make those hooded towels when were at Laughlin. Back then, we just sewed a ribbon around the edge and that was it. You have totally taken it to another level. That looks awesome!