Happy Thanksgiving!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

For today I decided to show this awesome table that my Mom designed. Isn't it beautiful?! It's not too late, you can jazz up your table too! Candles, ribbon, and even an old sheet for a table cloth can really make a difference!

Everyone enjoy your holiday and take a minute to really think about what you are thankful for!

Cutie Kit!

It's that time!

Tomorrow is the craft fair and I am so excited!

If you are coming you can find me in the hall, hope to see you there!

Here is your final Sneak Peek!

Stay Cute!





Sew Cute Sneak Peek!

Here is your Thursday Sneak Peek! Enjoy!

Stay Cute!



Sneak Peek!

Who's excited for the craft show?! I know I am!

Here is a sneak peek of one of my handmade products that will be available!



Birthday Cake!

This year for my friend's birthday I volunteered to get the cake! I had so much fun designing this; our local baker was so fun to work with and basically brought my little drawing to life! Her favorite color is lime green and I had to add my favorite thing...sparkles! The baker had edible sparkles and I was so excited, it is exactly what I wanted and she loved it! Happy Birthday!

There were a few things that had to be changed from these originals, I made those cute letters with my Cricut machine. I used green sparkly paper and a black shadow paper, I stuck them on skewers and it was ready!

I know that I didn't actually make the cake, but when you see something that you designed come to life, there is no better feeling!



Sweet Dreams!

I made this for 4-H this year. At first I just put the punch needle work inside the frame which was not painted. Once it made it to State 4-H I decided to add the pretty pink paint and the really cute ribbon!

This project is a little time consuming, but it is so easy! Try it, I got this pattern at my craft store! It came with the fabric and the colored floss thread!

 

"The Good Doctor"

This year my schools Fall play was called "The Good Doctor." It was a collection of scenes that didn't have anything in common. The narrator was actually writing/dreaming up these stories throughout the play. It was set in 1960s Russia, the set was a silhouette of Russian city buildings.

My drama coach wanted to add some "sparkle" to the set, so naturally she gave me the challenge! Some awesome, dedicated kids helped me cut these out in between scenes, they were awesome! A lot of rubber cement and silver glitter later, I was finished!

I'm sure you have had one of those moments when you finished what you started and stood back and thought to yourself, "that is awesome, go me!" I definitely had one of those moments. This project wasn't a huge undertaking, however it just made me feel great to contribute to the set in my own special way!