Since I am such a slow-poke these days, I put this list together of things I would like to make (or attempt to make). Because, one, I think some of you crafty people out there might like to try these projects, and two, because I don't want to forget that I want to make them. :)
The list is, umm, quite long. Maybe I'll be done by 2010?
Bags
one-hour bag – by vintage ric rac
fabric bag/basket = bagsket – by foofanagle
fabric shopping bag – by oh, fransson!
fabric buckets – by vintage ric rac
Quilts
crazy 9-patch squares quilt – by oh, fransson!
easy lap quilt – by wise craft
multi-stripe baby quilt – by the village shop blog
bird embroidered quilt – by Martha Stewart
shirt pocket quilt – by Martha Stewart
For the Home
decoupage stool – by lorena, via design*sponge
decoupage storage cart – by lady harvatine
three-pocket wall organizer – by craftlog
patterned key rack – by design*sponge
paper punch collage – by ali edwards
bedside book cozy – by one more moore
family tree fan chart – by Martha Stewart
button-up window shade – by Martha Stewart
closet on wheels – by Martha Stewart
quilted coaster set – by Martha Stewart
Just for Fun
happy birthday banner – by see mommy sew
homemade slippers – via home companion magazine
fabric colored button hairbands – by your heart out
felt-covered barrettes – by angry chicken
coconut sugar scrub – by angry chicken
paper globes – by heather bailey
reuseable sandwich wrap – by the small object
Baby
baby dress pattern – by made by rae
crib rail guard – by new england quilter
covered nursery lampshade – by fat orange catnursing cover – by made by the mama monster
travel wipes case – by jan andrea
diaper bag – by a mingled yarnbaby leggings – by baby hopes
crocheted baby blanket – by rosy little things
baby tag blankets – by breanna
Bitty Booties – by heather bailey
baby shower bookplates – via nested
baby stroller blanket – by joybucket
hooded baby towel – by skip to my lou
soft baby cube – by london mummy
washcloth duckie – by Martha Stewart
nursing and bedtime playlist – by Martha Stewart
bath apron – by Martha Stewarttowel bib – by Martha Stewart
baby kimonos – by Martha Stewart
Kids/Toys
Crayon roll – by skip to my lou
plush robot – by revoluzzza
plush diggers – by elsie marley
fabric balls – by grand revival design
play "mail center" – by nothing fancy
33 comments:
That is a big list - goodluck with them all.
I just stumbled upon your site, and let me just say I love everyone one of these crafts!! Thank you for this handy list. I am not all that crafty, but you have totally inspired me!
Wow - great list with links included too! You've inspired me to start my own list!
Amy
:)
Your list looks alot like mine... and now I'm adding things that are on your's (like the baby dress and the bucket - I made a storage box and it was pretty easy)! I've also made the blocks and balls... they are easy and the kids love them! Happy crafting!
Thank you for all the AWESOME ideas! I HAVE to make that crazy nine-patch quilt now. It is gorgeous. BTW-I am Erin King's roommate from BYU. She is a really good friend of mine.
THANK You for this list! Not sure if you already have a way to organize ideas you like, but if you don't look into Google Notebook...it just might change your life... =)
Thanks for sharing. I've added a few of them to my list.
wow, you are so ambitious with your crafting! i especically like some of the bags and for the home stuff. depending on how well i do in my sewing class, i might try some of the projects myself.
good luck with your crafting.
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Wow!! I have a similar list on the side of my blog, and now it is a lot longer!! Thanks, Jill!
I love your blog! You have the best ideas! I am so glad you got to be on the show. Your dress is pretty! Have a great weekend!
i love it all! what can i make with you!
What a great list! I'm very inspired. I think I will add several to my list, too! I especially love the plush diggers. My daughter's favorite word is "backhoe!"
great list! some of these were already things I wanted to make but I think I've now added to my list
Thanks for so many great links - I'm bookmarking your post! :)
Hi, you don't know me, but we share an Aunt. An Aunt Nancy, that is. I'm on the Hansen side. She told me about your blog and...me likey.
Thanks for the list, there are several here that I've been wanting to do: the birthday banner, button covered ponytails, and more. The problem is I spend so much time looking for fun projects then get so overwhelmed because there are too many cute ideas out there, so then I rarely sit down and do them. What's my prob?
Can I just say THANK YOU!!! I have been looking for a site to make homemade babylegs. I just made them today and they are super easy!! 10 minutes, seriously!!! You inspire me thanks for sharing your list. I've started mine!!!
Thanks again.
Love the list and I have added some to my list too! :) I'm just now getting into sewing...and I'm not the greatest yet..but I'm excited to make a few of the things listed. I have made a stroller blanket but instead of using ties I attached mitten clips... http://larrisonbaby.blogspot.com/2008_02_01_archive.html this is the archive link if you want to check it out. enjoy!
I have been looking to a babyleg site and also a site for book tags, perfect for a shower coming up!
Thanks so much. I have a huge list as well. Maybe I should look into google notebook too.
I'm really enjoying both your blogs. Thanks for some great ideas, the fabric buckets will definitely be made for my daughter's buckles.
Susan
i hope you make them all in time - what wonderful ideas!
I love your list! You totally inspire me to be creative.
you'd better get busy! Good luck, can't wait to see your photos.
Were you nervous at seeing Martha? Did she put you at ease? She seems much more friendly in this show than her first one.
I just wanted to tell you how much I love your blog. I had never had an inkling that a blog could be so interesting until seeing yours, and it inspired me to start my own! I have looked forward to each new post. Thanks for the inspiration!
Jill, I just finished making one of the nursing covers. The tutorial you have listed was much better than the one I started out with. I'll try to post a picture on my blog tomorrow. It was fun! I'm excited to try it out soon. I have less than a week to go.
I noticed on your list under Baby that you had the wash cloth duckies from Martha Stewart. I tried to make these several years ago, and never finished them. I thought that because I was going to cut them up, I could use cheaper wash clothes that were nice a fluffy and soft. I didn’t get crappy cheap ones, just not the super nice ones. As it turns out, when I tried to cut the pattern, the terry cloth started to peal and unravel. It was also really hard to sew because the stitches would pull out and take bits of cloth with it. In hind sight I should have went for tighter woven terry cloth. Maybe ones made for babies would work best? I just thought I would let you know before you tried it. I still have the half finished duckies somewhere. Maybe I will get new terry cloth and try it again some day.
The Pocket Quilt is cute - I've made something similar. If you like that one, I'll have to post the Hide & Seek quilt I'm working on for my little guy - it's quite hip and fun :)
Thanks for the list. I've already tried out two of projects!
Could I put in a request for one of each? Thank you for the links! Great list!!!!
Hey, I loved this list. But for some reason all the links are gone now. Can you repost it? I definitely want to try and see it again!
Thanks for sharing your work.
A viewer
What a great post - I enjoyed surfing for these great projects - thank you!
That is a great list. I want to make them all, too. Only problem is I can barely sew. I'm trying the crayon roll though. My girls will never complain about something that holds art supplies.It beats a box.
Love you blog!
Thanks so much for sharing your list! I'm ready to try the one-hour bag and maybe a few other ideas too!
Funny, I have made a few things you've listed you want to make. The nursing cover has been what I have made the most for shower gifts and my friends LOVE them. It's fun to find fabric that fits their personalities. Also, you have to make the baby dress made by rae!! I made two of them for my friend's twins and they are adorable. You should also check out the different booties by homespun-threads.com. The kimono baby shoes aren't too difficult.
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