Sewing Adventures

Here's the bag, all finished up. I was happy to get through this first project. I made a whole lot of mistakes along the way, but they were all good learning experiences.

All that sewing got me excited to try my own project. Using the Anna Maria Horner book I got from the library and some fabric I ordered online, a nice cotton outside and flannel inside, I set to work on making a pair of baby booties.

They're a bit lumpy, but for my first go, I'm quite pleased with them. Cute, eh? Next up on my sewing agenda is a baby hoodie.

p.s. The pictures above are from two different iphone apps. The top one is from Hipstamatic and the bottom two are from a super cool app called Instagram. The neat thing about Instagram is that after you take your picture, you add a filter to it, and then you can share it with your Instagram followers (much like Twitter) or post it on places like Facebook. If you join Instagram, you can find me under the username leah_art.

p.p.s. One of my oldest blogging friends, who I simply adore has set up this fabulous blog, La Salonniere: Interviews for the Creatively Curious. And her most recent interview was with me! I loved Marilyn's thoughtful questions. I shared a bit about my own creative history, my love of trees, and how I came to the style of leading I have for the Creative Every Day Challenge. You can read the interview here.

17 Comments

  1. Great job! My mother is amazing with needle and thread, unfortunately I did not get THAT gift from her :P I can’t sew to save my life! Love love what you did! :)

    And I like your baby booties, lumps included! :D

  2. Hi Leah, Your wonderful bag is lovely, and the little booties are perfect! I just finished reading the interview at La Solonniere and left a comment – just wanted you to know :)xoxJanet

  3. that bag is cool and those booties…awwww. :) i *loved* what you said in your interview. thanks for sharing it with your readers. xoxo

  4. Love your bag and your booties! I just sewed something myself, a curtain for my new art space. Loved the interview as well Leah.

    Lorrie

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