Thursday, January 27, 2011
P is for Patterns
Went to the city today to spend time with my granddaughters. I leave from work every other Thursday and do a little shopping until my daughter gets home from work and picking the girls up from daycare. Today I stopped at Target, one of my favorite shops where I like to pick up some house hold items and browse. Then I stopped at a couple of fabric shops and picked up a couple of patterns that have been on my list.
Love these patterns. The dolls are made with fleece, another has the cutest sewing apron and yet another with mom and daughter aprons. I can think off quite a few people to make gifts for from these patterns. Hope you all had a wonderful day. Tomorrow is Friday!!!!! Blessings!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
10 comments:
Hey there - what are we doing up this late?
I like those patterns. I have a whole book on making fleece dolls. It's got all kinds of cute things to make.
Happy Friday - almost.
Cindy Bee
How nice that you are good at sewing and crafty things. I used to do needlework, crewel, cross stich and that kind of thing but, otherwise, I'm useless!
Practically perfect. Thanks for your post! I love lady bugs.
Patterns remind me of my mom. I was always fascinated by them when I was little. :)
Many years ago, a friend discovered just what happened to the discontinued patterns at our local fabric store. They went into the dumpster behind the store. The friend went dumpster diving and we had a blast going through 100s of patterns to see what we could use!!
oh those do look like cute patterns ... it's been a long time since i sewed toys or aprons ... enjoy it all!
yeah, patterns are cool.
awards 4 u, Happy Friday!
Happy Weekend.
I had forgotten what patterns looked like. My Mom used them a lot. This brought back nice memories for me.
Patterns are possibilities for fun! hope you show us what you make!
What a perfectly fun stop on our little journey through Alphabe-Thursday's letter 'P'.
I am always enchanted by patterns, though I rarely buy them.
I find it really difficult to follow the instructions on them...grrrr...
Thanks for linking this week.
A+
Post a Comment