Once upon a time

Once upon a time there was a princess...

...who grew up and much pink princess stuff was left behind.

So her mother grabbed last pieces and stored them well in hidden place. For further use; of course. Because she had no squared pattern paper she needed a pen and ruler to draw 5 x 5 cm squares all over. Because she had no quilted princess fabric she needed to do it by herself.

She had done it several times before so it was easy and finished fast.

She charmed two blankets and pillows for a little MissN who is about to think she and all her dolls are true princesses.

MissN will get them on her birthday on a dark autumn day when the magic is real and all the wishes become true. Until that very special moment these crown linen will be stored and hidden well.

My own design

Baby Carriage

Before getting into the point I must tell you -which you might already know- MrGynter is VerySpecialBunny. He has even his own visitors! So again he got stuck into his tiny box and was carried all the way from BunnyBarn to RoomService. Which is actually just 350 meters. It was a wonderful FridayNight with V&V Team so we say BigThankYou!

Today I met very inspiring person and I remembered what I had forgot. Did you know that before DigiTime I upholstered several baby carriages?

It was actually a school project.

Which all I did by my tiny little hands.

It included a lot of theory and much more practical work.

Here's some fabric samples. Those two on the left are hand dyed.

Blue and yeallow plus many other shades. Beautiful arctic dreams.

That project led me also to the local news paper.

Upholstering a baby carriage is not as easy as upholstering an IKEA Klippan sofa but you can use the same idea.