All Over the U.S!!

So far we have sent orders to 11 different states! There are still a few more in the works, but just wanted to share this map with you all!

Thanks for your continued support! It's been a lot of fun so far!

The next couple orders are ready to go, and here are a couple pictures. I think they're just so cute! :)

Another Cute Purse!

Ok so this one is so cute, and completely reversible! I just want to keep all these bags and purses! :) You can check it out here in my etsy shop.

It reminds me of bags I used to buy for my friends when I lived in Bangkok. Maybe I'll have to name it the Bangkok Bag. :)

Shipped!!

The first two orders from Seams2u at my etsy store were shipped out this morning! Now I have a couple other orders I need to get busy working on!

Thanks so much for your support and encouragement! :)

Grocery Bag Dispensers!

One of my friends asked me to make her a holder for her grocery bags, and here's the one I made:

I had some comments from friends asking for others, so here are a couple more I made, and have put in my etsy shop. I do have others I plan on making, but if you have a particular request for a color scheme or pattern, leave a comment!

Also, you can click on the pictures below and it will take you straight to my etsy shop! :)

Latest Items!

I have recently posted a few more items in my etsy shop . . . thanks for bearing with me as I get more inventory available! :)

A few weeks ago I listed this adorable lunch bag. Perfect for back to school! I think I'll have to make one for myself as well! :) I took pictures and plan on posting a tutorial, so you can make one for yourself! No promises of when that will be . . . we'll see when I get the time!

 
I also finished this purse and posted it for sale as well. I wanted to keep it so badly (cuz it's so cute!), but I know the last thing I need right now is another purse! So I decided to share it with someone who can make a little more use out of it than I can. And a great benefit of this purse is that this material (Schumacher Fergana Print), is usually over $70 a yard, but I was able to get it for a great deal, so I'm passing along that savings to whoever purchases it! Who doesn't like a great deal?!

Baby Tie!

I have been experimenting with baby ties recently, and thought of another way to make them!

I got an old tie from the thrift shop, used the skinny end (the side that is usually the 'tail' of the tie!), and tied it so there was a 12" neck and the measurement from the bottom of the knot to the top of the tie is about 9". I usually clip the neck and attach velcro so it makes it easy to put on, like a bib. But this time I decided to attach some elastic. I cut away a couple inches of the neck and attached a piece of velcro instead. It doesn't look the nicest around the neck, but I figured that part will fit under the collar anyway.

A fun, quick project! I look forward to my nephews trying it on! :)