a tutorial for copying an existing piece of clothing, using this Junior Ranger vest I'm making for Will
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| I used her Girl Scout vest as a template. |
a tutorial for the 3D glasses that Will made, also as a Girl Scout project
and a tutorial for these color viewers that I made, inspired by the 3D glasses
I was worried these color viewers would be a little baby-ish for my two, as they're usually used for sensory play for preschoolers
, but oh, my gosh, they LOVE them, and they're a useful addition to our science enrichment supplies.
, but oh, my gosh, they LOVE them, and they're a useful addition to our science enrichment supplies.
I've got a couple of etsy orders to make early this week, but other project goals include sanding and varnishing one last bookshelf from the old general store; sorting, cataloging, and scanning a whole box of World War II correspondence that I found in our attic on Saturday before I call our home's former owners and tell them what a treasure I found (and sorted, and cataloged. I might stay quiet about the scanning...) for them; chipping old cement off of marble slabs that used to be bathroom counters in some fancy bathroom at the university, but that I would like to be wall shelves here; and lengthening some pants for Will, because it's getting cold here, and the poor kid has stretched out of all of her pants!
I know I should do that last project first, on account of cold weather, but yeah, I'm probably going to play with my World War II letters all week instead.
4 comments:
I hear you on the pants issue! I wasn't smart enough to build in some extra height when I made Emma's pants last year. If I can get everything rearranged soon enough, I might just have enough time (and space) to get some new ones (with growing room) made for her this year.
I'd love to see some of those letter! I bet copies of them would be fun to craft and create with. And I suppose they could be used for educational purposes as well depending on the content of the letters.
I've got some flannel that I seriously need to destash, so this may be the autumn that my kid wears pajama pants every day.
Flannel is only for pj's? My poor kid's so out of fashion :0) That's what I made for her last year. And the year before I think. We just picked non-pj looking patterns.
Our patterns, I think, are VERY pj-looking, just a bunch of silly stuff from my stash. One benefit of having a kid who's completely unselfconscious about what she looks like, though, is that I get to outfit her for fall entirely in pajama pants!
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