Oh my goodness oh my goodness oh my goodness that's so great! It's great! GREAT!

Remarkable! That is truly tiny stuff!

I made these circle skirts, the first one today, the second one last summer.

I like this one, there's no sewing, I just cut out the doughnut, snipped some spots for the black fabric to go through in three lines (black fabric is just black bed sheet, pink is pink bed sheet) and then tied it up along the bottom. Very cake-like, but with the black and raw edges fraying I think it looks more hip chick than toddler. I hope...



Simple circle skirt, with elastic top, sewed on a ruffle at the bottom (took forever) because it wasn't quite long enough.

That's pretty awesome! And I laughed out loud at the "a hug is just a strangle you haven't finished yet."

Nice! I like the arm tattoos too. I see a pattern here...

What is it made of?

I love it! A lot!

Very beautiful! The green is lovely and the strawberries are very very pretty.

I never knew I wanted a dirndl, but I do! I see that now!

I like it!

I would love to see more details on the dress and under-dress. It's really beautiful, and I agree about the simplicity being very appealing. I also prefer that style over the more complicated upper class style. It's much more practical too, since it's made for people who work for a living.

They are actually red tomatoes (just not fully ripe in those) BUT...the confusing part is they are bigger than any cherry tomatoes I've ever seen, but not as big as a regular tomato...so I am mystified.  Their brother plant that I left on the perimeter of the yard to be trampled and abused by the dogs has tiny cherry tomato - like fruit...maybe I just have really good soil in the pot I transplanted them in! 

Ah, red. My cherry toms this year are freaky big too, for no good reason.

I've seen some too that are cherry vine toms, tend to ripen in bunches instead of individually and to run in larger sizes... Maybe it's one o' them.