Three hour naps for the baby
Sewing a blanket from start to finish
Watching a full one hour show
Sewing a blanket from start to finish
Watching a full one hour show
The answer:
Not often, but they happened today.
Jeremy went to his Grandma's house today for an hour...how could he have gotten that worn out in just an hour? Whatever she did, I will send him over daily if three hour naps are the result. He woke up and was a happy baby, I was a happy mommy.
I started a blanket for a customer at the beginning of this epic nap. And I finished it. Typically it takes me 2-3 days (working in naptime increments) to sew the top & the name, and then I can sew on the backing. It feels really great to have another project out of my project bin.
I got the chance to take more pictures of the blanket I finished yesterday. This was a custom order. The customer wanted an Alice in Wonderland themed blanket for her soon to be niece. I searched for fabrics, put them together in an e-mail and then sent them to her to get the okay. I love doing blankets this way! If you want a custom blanket, e-mail me at weewants@gmail.com.
A creative way to add the middle name...any guesses what it is?? |
Tomorrow's agenda: cut squares for cot blankets for my preschool advertisers!
Tallula Moon? Cute blankets!
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