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Friday, January 4, 2013

Christmas Presents Part 2

Here's the second part of the homemade Christmas presents I did this year. This blanket is for my niece Madalyn as part of my mother-in-laws eternal present to her grandkids. I had so much fun working on this and the elephants are more iron-ons like the ones done for this blanket here. I call it the Jungle Elephants quilt since the green and purple batik fabric kind of reminds me of the jungle. It was a big hit. 
 Because these ones are white, I needed to enhance the lines. I hand stitched the black thread on all four. It really made them look great. This one was made from all scraps I had left over from a blanket I did in the same color scheme for Christmas for a friend's daughter two Christmases ago. 

 I loved the purple polka dot fabric I was able to find for the back. LOVED IT!!!

Purple seems to be the choice color for this post, much like red was the theme for the last one. I didn't do that on purpose. Haha. This apron is for my 13 year old niece Holland. Purple is her favorite color and I couldn't ever get her to narrow down exactly what she wanted for Christmas so this is what she got. I love how it turned out. The straps and pleating are actually done in cream even though they look white in the pictures. It's so cute if I say so myself. :) And I love that Santa got me this adjustable dress form for Christmas. It was fun to use it for this project. 

I was so excited how the pleats turned out and how even I was able to make them. Hope she likes it. I haven't been able to give it to her yet. 
Linking up with Amanda Jean's Finish it up Fridays

4 comments:

  1. wow Tiff! you are so talented!!! Do you use patterns or just make it up as you go?

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    1. With the blankets it is mostly just made up as I go along. The apron I traced around an apron my sister-in-law had but the pleating and waist and neck straps I just made up as I went. Glad you check on me. :)

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  2. I love the apron..it's darling. I've been needing to make several and have yet to try my hand at it for fear they won't fit right. I have a great pattern so maybe this will be the year, lol.

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    1. You can do it! I love aprons because they are hard to screw up. haha

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