I'm on a roll with headbands.  This one is for a party I'm attending this evening.  Some additional details are on my blog.

Here's a quick little project I put together.  A headband made from fabric yo yos, a piece of green felt, 3 buttons and a bit of elastic

This was so easy peasy to make.  More pictures and details on my blog.

My husband LOVES 70s inspired shirts so I made one for our little man.  This was sooo easy to make.  From start to finish it took me about an hour.  I plan to make several more for the summer.

So I have been wanting to try to move away from using paper towels.  We have a bad habit of using them for napkins at meals.  So I made some cloth napkins from leftover fabric from past projects that had a bit too much fabric to toss, but not enough to really do much with.  Then I needed something to store the napkins in on the table so I whipped up a little fabric basket/bin.

Despite my attempts to always use a cloth shopping bag, I still have quite a collection of plastic bags (which are useful for dogs and baby related catastrophes).  The collection is quite ugly, so I tried to find a way to make it more pleasant to look at.  Hence the fancytown plastic bag holder.

I made this little kimono pj set for Indie  from the book Amy Butler's Little Stitches.  My husband thinks they make Indie look like a distinguished little gentleman.  

This is from  a month or two ago.  Little punk rock outfit for my little man.  I made the hoodie and the pants from scratch and ironed the skull on a onesie.

To make the pants, I used a pair that fit him well as a guide.  I did the same for the hoodie as he had a sweater that fit him pretty well and I used that as a guide.  The hoodie is made from fleece and has a separating zipper.

The baby sized vans were a gift from a friend.  They were soooo cute!  I'm sad he's too big to wear them anymore.

Baby skully shoes. Not that babies really need shoes but they are super cute.  They're still a little too big for my little man since he's just 4 and a half months old, but I'm sure they'll come in quite handy in the future.  More pix on my blog as well as links to the pattern.

It was hard to figure out exactly what forum these should go on, but I guess they're technically a toy, but just not as fancy as most toys on here.  anyways, just some basic squishy blocks for Indie to play with.  He's quite a fan because he can pick these up and squish them between his little hands.  I have many plans to make additional blocks that are more exciting.  Hoping to get to that this weekend. 

More pictures, details and tutorial on my blog.