Other crafty things...

Just before Christmas, when I was completely finished shopping, wrapping and prepping, I spent a day sewing! I decided to make my kids some new fleece pj pants, and myself some flannel ones.

For the kids, I searched for online tutorials, and this is the one I used: HERE

I had some fabric left, so I cut a 6" wide piece, fringed the edges and made them matching scarves.

For Christmas, we got my daughter a HUGE princess castle vinyl for her room. I've been waiting to put this up before putting up the rest of the pictures in her room. Her crib will eventually transform into her big girl bed, so this is where it will be for a LONG time! My little princess gets to sleep "in" her castle :)

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Amy C said…

Super cute!! I know my two little princess would love to sleep in such a darling decorated bed. TFS

January 9, 2011 at 11:40 AM

~~ Holiday Blog Hop ~~

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