Production Line

I know I've made this tiny make-up bag before, but an ex-workmate used to like this one of mine and wanted to make one as a farewell.
I could not decide what fabric to use...

In the end, I made seven for her to choose.

Cath Kidston

Hi! Just to confirm I am one of the worst bloggers ever (5 months since my last post... upps) 

I'm back to show something my sister and I made for my lovely niece last summer . 

Making this bag was not really a big deal due to you get the fabric and already pre-cut pieces by getting this Cath Kidston's book, so the only thing you have to do is joining and sew the pieces up.

But it's very cute, isn't it? and my niece loves it!

I am back!

I have put aside blogging for months due to mixture of laziness and a bit of lack of inspiration. However, isn't it inspiring the fact that three close beautiful mums are about to repeat maternity by having no less than three baby girls! They are about to be born in and I have to rush if I want them to have what I am making for them in the next weeks.
This diaper changing pad is something I've just finished so far.

Oh my baby bibs!!

I've made these two baby bibs for my cute four-month-old nephew and

for my colleague's baby boy, who will be born in just four months.

The pattern is from "Bend the Rules" and the fabric used is pure percale cotton.

You might remember this patch bib I made more than a year ago.

Ring Cushions

I friend of mine is getting married next summer and she asked me to make her ring cushion.

I have made two for her to choose.

Eire's quilt

Eire has a new quilt.

I know, I've been an awful blogger, but I'm back for my few but lovely followers!

I've got a few things that I'll show you eventually, so I'm going to start with a project that I started more than a year ago. This baby quilt was supposed to be addressed to my niece, but she is 3 now and doesn't sleep in a craddle any more. Luckily, a cousin of mine had a babygirl just two months ago and I determined to finish it for her. It's my first quilt and must admit that I got some help from an aunt of mine whose sewing skills are amazing!

(thanks daddy for holding it!)

A fabric basket... again

Making these fabric baskets is definetely addictive. Blame Pink Penguin!
I've made this one this morning for a friend and her little baby girl.
In exchange, my friend has brought me hundreds of letters which we wrote each other
when we were 15 or 16 years old. Teen letters, what a laugh!