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Maren
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The Girlies of 90
About Us
We were once roommates but now are separated by many miles. We love to craft. Or at least we are learning to. This is our space to craft together. Welcome to our virtual Apartment 90.
The Monthly Challenges
Each month we'll post an idea or ideas in four categories:
seasonal craft
self craft
child craft
recipe recommendation
You're welcome to do none, one, or all! It's just a way to try and motivate ourselves to create something (hopefully) fun and rewarding. Anyone is welcome to link and share completed projects or ask questions about current projects!
seasonal craft
self craft
child craft
recipe recommendation
You're welcome to do none, one, or all! It's just a way to try and motivate ourselves to create something (hopefully) fun and rewarding. Anyone is welcome to link and share completed projects or ask questions about current projects!
Maren
I live in Northern California with my Husband and three children. I am a teach-myself kind of girl. This year I would love to learn how to bind a quilt and maybe make some jewelry.
Celia
I'm a stay at home mom of 2 little boys and am currently living in TX with my husband and kids. I mostly enjoy crafting "practical" items that will get a lot of use or serve a purpose around the home.
Jessica
I'm a home mom too. I'm excited to craft with these ladies to learn new things, make some cool crafts, and enjoy long lasting friendships. "My love for us grows more and more every day! To apartment 90!"
MDawg
I am lucky to stay home to care for my three adorable children. I can be crafty- if I take the time to do it. However, crafting hasn't been a priority in my life. But I do like handmade things. Mostly I like the message that handmade things send- "I love you so much that I spent time to create this just for you!"
Lisa
I am a mother of 3 who loves cloth diapers, healthy cooking, and making things for my little ones. I would love to make time do more sewing, card making, quilting, and crafts that I can do alongside my children. I also teach Spanish part time at a Montessori school.
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February
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- Clumpy Granola Celia Style
- Requests for March Challenge??
- Tool Belt and Tag Blankets
- Maren's Card Organizer
- Jessica's been sewing!
- Wood Peg Dolls
- Celia's Card Organizer
- My repurposed skirt
- Sew frustrated!!!
- Birthday Calander Template
- This was going to be a comment, but it made me pos...
- Oil!
- Felt Mr./Mrs. Potato Head
- Skirts for Bella
- Heart Garland
- Is this of interest to you?
- I'll choose....
- Chore cards
- Dean's apron
- Aprons for Bella and Buddy
- February craft challenges
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- Lisa's input
- Does this count as a craft-worthy post?
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I do love your embroidered touch.
ReplyDeleteI saw these aprons for children on a blog a while ago.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flirtyaprons.com/kids-list.html
I would love to make one for my daughter for her birthday. Do you think it would be hard to just add a top party to the one you made for Bella? I'm not really a make-it-up kind of girl. I have to have recipes to follow and I'm sure I would need a pattern. Maybe I'll have to venture out to the fabric store to look for a pattern.