Monday, 21 March 2011
Nearly finished packing
"Kaiser the Incisor" and "Nola the Molar" are off to Bowen in Queensland. Well ... eleven in total actually. Hope they have a nice trip and enjoy their new homes. Thanks B.
Monday, 20 December 2010
Saturday, 13 November 2010
Tea bags
I've made about 20 of these little suckers ... and counting. Perfect, super fast gift.

Helped along the way by Therese Laskey with:
http://www.amazon.com/Softies-Simple-Instructions-Plush-Pals/dp/0811856526
Helped along the way by Therese Laskey with:
http://www.amazon.com/Softies-Simple-Instructions-Plush-Pals/dp/0811856526
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Monday, 6 September 2010
Saturday, 21 August 2010
Birthday Box
Thursday, 5 August 2010
Tooth fairy pillow prototype
I decided to try my hand at making some crafty things for my little boy's kindy fundraiser. M bought these ridiculous cheap version Snuggies for our little family to wear at a friends party for a laugh. They have definately come in handy for this project. Had an idea for making a tooth pillow, which eventually became this prototype ...

Since its the first one, it needs a bit of tidying up. Overall I'm happy with the tooth shape, but worried that giving it a tutu, fairy wand and wings is too much. I was originally just going to make the tooth with a crown and tiny pocket on the back where you can keep your fallen tooth.
Hmmm ... perhaps I just need to make the wings bigger and drop them lower down the back; embroider the wand (instead of stick on a badly cutout bit of felt); and put the embroidered pocket on a little straighter.
Wonder how many of these I can knock out?

Since its the first one, it needs a bit of tidying up. Overall I'm happy with the tooth shape, but worried that giving it a tutu, fairy wand and wings is too much. I was originally just going to make the tooth with a crown and tiny pocket on the back where you can keep your fallen tooth.
Hmmm ... perhaps I just need to make the wings bigger and drop them lower down the back; embroider the wand (instead of stick on a badly cutout bit of felt); and put the embroidered pocket on a little straighter.
Wonder how many of these I can knock out?
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