Name Garland for Baby Iman

I like this garland so much. Just because it is fancier with those felt loops and cute buttons.

Made mix and match with felt and fabrics. Letters are handsewn whereby the flags are machined-sewn. Those two flags at the front and end garland are optional. RM5 per letter.

Baby Iman on his aqiqah day. Be a good boy Iman!

All About Pouch

It has been more than a month since I updated the last entry. You can tell by how many pouches I have sewn below. :-)

Okay, let's start with our fabric pouch. I've sewn 50 pieces of them as a doorgift of an event. I used Ikea fabrics for its quirky and creative designs. Love them. A pouch has a standard measurement of 5"x8"x2", and can fit most stationery, cosmetics or even a toothbrush! 

Top view

Side view

Inside view - cotton lining

Now let's move on to felt pouch. Each design has a special touch of me. They are of standard size as the above.

Birdies

Cottage

Aeroplane

Marine

These two below are a bit bigger, meant to be an organizer bag. 8"x10"x2". 

Cupcake

Paisley

Making those felt pouches are more tricky than fabric's because you have to think of the designs and turn them into reality by hand-sewn them in place. They are surely took more time than sewing all 50 pcs fabric pouches. 

Stay tune for more entries. I am one busy woman cum mother cum homemaker cum part-time crafter. :-)

One Small Step Ahead!

 

It is now or never!

I've been longing to have my own signature label like FOREVER! I always envy those handmade stuffs with this kind of taggy sewn together as a recognition.

It was kind of hurry when I designed the label's artwork because have to catch up with the dateline. So, simple-simple je lah :-)

I am so happy! Therefore...

The first craft that I make with my signature label will be free-of-charge! And I mean it!

Hooray!! Who is the lucky one? Hmm..

Butterfly Wedding Corsage

Made based on customer's design.

It could be a bling if I added some sequins on their wings though, but I left my sequins box at home (I was at my hometown kampung when I made these) *duh*. Satisfaction is the key and somehow, the bride is happy with the bug. Yeay!

The purple butterflies flew to bride's BFF, the greens went to the cameramen and the orange butterflies perched on the bride's family.

Front & back view

16 butterflies ready to migrate

I like the beautiful butterflies, but I hate their offsprings, CATERPILLARS *runaway*.

On the D-Day (1st December 2012), they wore them:

Hoping for an endless happiness for the newly wed! Amin.

Baby Stroller Name Badge

It is for "kenduri Cukur Jambul" for a newborn baby boy. The color and the baby stroller pattern tell it all. I added the milk bottle, pin and onesie buttons to accessories the badge. Cute.

Front and back view

I wish to do the same for adik Balqis too, with different pattern. 

Headscarf.. It has been a while..

Beads headscarf. Add a sparkle on your head.

The green one is a leaf design. Love it, and it looks even great when you wearing it. 

On the right, two flowers were placed side by side, one big and the small complete the look. I used stripe denim fabric with blue stitching along the scarf. I mean, elastic headscarf.

The same design is applied in the above picture but with pink stitching instead. 

It's been a while since I made this kekwa flower. :-) Love the lace under the red kekwa. 

Felt Tissue Box Cover

Plenty of tissue box cover orders lately. It started when I made one for myself, a simple felt turquoise tissue box cover. I measured the real tissue box and turn it into a pattern. I will upload the pattern later, in case you want to make yours yourself. Just haven't find the right time yet to sketch it - in softcopy of course :-(


The rest of the tissue box cover, scroll the mouse:

CJ7 theme - front

CJ7 theme- back

Cupcakes galore

The lining

I'm a little teapot, short and stout!

Another cupcakes in the house

Lovebirds

Blue flowers

Spread the cover and it will look like this!

Seems like I am not the only one who loves turquoise!

The inside out

Ready for shipping!

That's all for now. Love doing it, making my hands numb stitching them :-)

Rilakkuma Felt Pouch

I never heard of Rilakkuma before. So I googled about it and apparently there's a lot who love this little cute bear, including my cousin - well, of course most of them are girls. She wants Rilakkuma to be on her pouch, and thus the results:

With name at the back of her pouches:

The material used is felt, all the appliques and zips were hand-sewn except the pouch itself, machined.


Rilakkuma, yeay!!