Some how most of what I sew is for Bella. I think even she is getting burnt out on that. It's just so easy and fun to sew for little girls, not to mention a lot easier to find fabric.



I spent 99 cents on this pattern and probably have enough of this fabric left to make another dress. Since I started sewing my grandma has been
Some PJs for Bella from the same stack of free fabric. This time at zero cost due to me having the pattern already.


A couple upcycled toddler t-shirts turned into a not so pretty but not horrible necklace. I look forward to trying this again with an adult sized t-shirt.
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