Showing posts with label wee wonderfuls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wee wonderfuls. Show all posts

Monday, July 21, 2008

A Wee Redheaded


If you read this blog, you know that I have made several Wee Wonderfuls dolls. Here is the latest Wee Wonderful. I made the first one for my niece for her birthday this weekend. I had so much fun putting her together that I made one for Ad the next evening. I especially love the Ronald McDonald red hair on Ad's baby.

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Spaceman



My final project before our trip: the Wee Wonderfuls Spaceman. I had so much fun putting him together. Last night, the kids in bed, David at work, I sat down at my machine with my Diet Coke and Ray LaMontagne and went to work on Jack's newest space themed pal. My favorite thing about him is the Richard Simmons-ish spacesuit fabric. This little guy is big on flare! Of course, all the fabrics were carefully chosen by Jackson.



Monday, April 21, 2008

Wee Wonderful Bunny





I zipped through this bunny last night while watching Atonement (a good movie, by the way). I finished her dress this morning. The pattern and instructions I got from Wee Wonderfuls were really easy to follow, which made this a nice relaxing follow-up project to Addie's monster Cinderella dress. Addie hasn't seen her yet, but I think she's going to love this sweet little bunny.

Sunday, April 13, 2008

Wee Wonderful Robot



I picked up this pattern at Wee Wonderfuls awhile back. Jackson was SO excited for me to put his robot together. He drew lots of smiles and giggles from shoppers at JoAnn's while he stood in front of the fat quarters trying to pick out the fabrics (he got a wee bit bossy). The control panel fabric was the first one to catch his eye and he told me, "this looks just like a control panel!" Not only did he pick out the fabrics (and what body part they'd serve) but also all the embellishments. He and I went through my jar of buttons searching for just the right ones. It turned out pretty cute for my first go at it which speaks volumes for the pattern & instructions. As always, there are a few things I'll do differently the next time. When I finished him last night, I called out to Jack: "Jack, your robot is done, come see!" A little face peeked out from around the corner and Jack asked: "Is he good or bad?" After I told him that "robots have to do whatever you tell them" he warmed up to his new friend. This morning I woke up with a Jackson AND a wee wonderful robot in my bed. Must be a hit.