Those are all great and I love how you styled them! Nice work!

Thanks all! The Bob Newhart comment made me laugh. And yes, using up my grandma's yarn feels really powerful, somehow.

Those are both great!

This dress used to belong to my grandma. It was a size 22 and quite long. I made it size Jess by taking it in and up. Hopefully not so far as to prompt my grandma to say, "It's like a fence-- it protects the property but sure doesn't obstruct the view!"

After:


Before:


(Sorry about the terrible before pic and messy room. I was too excited to cut and sew!)

This was pretty simple but I am pleased with it.

I made this afghan for my mom for Christmas. About 75% of the yarn came from my grandma's stash. My grandma died in 2001, and when I told my mom I used her mom's yarn, she got very weepy (in a good way).



The yarn scraps included a lot of yellowish colors, (hence the title of my post). These might not have been my first choices in a blanket, but my mom loved it!



I used a variation of the Country Ripple pattern I found in a book from Hobby Lobby.

I think it's great-- just like everything you make! I think the Hot Wheels keeps it from being too pin up, it looks comfortable and like it fits well without being, well, skanky Also, your hair looks awesome.

That is a great costume!

These are awesome! My favorites are the green dress and the striped dressed. You're lucky you have great walls for photographing

I've used that pattern and had to redo the neck three times! Yours looks great though!

Good job on finishing! I think it looks great, and you must feel very proud I know I would.