These are just little projects that I did as needed. These little shoes were so cute, but would never stay on. So, I fixed them. It took just a little time to measure and hand sew on a ribbon and velcro square to keep the pretty shoes on those pretty little feet. I don't remember how long she wore them, but it was worth it not to worry about where we lost one.

This was my next real project after I gave up on the Turkey placemats. I got a pattern and some fabric (50% off thanks to JoAnns going out of business in my city). It took me forever to get the snaps on the bottom to work and I though it looked so ugly. It was way to big for my little girl and I made it for a boy anyway. A year later I tried it on her and she was still too skinny and it looked like she was wearing a bag. So, I changed it into a dress. Just cut off those snaps I spent so much time on and hemmed it. Much better, and now it fits.


Now to find the picture of her in it...

Here it is. Isn't she cute?
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