Mobile Bird

Crazy about bird? The inspired tiny lil' creatures? Moi Aussi. You can see from my previous posts, there's always birds!

I got this link and I know I'm gonna make it. That's gorgeous. Hang it on baby room or just simply put it on the wall.



Find the pattern here.

REFASHION Project : Pretty Ruffles

Do you realize that kids grow so fast? Last time I bought them a pair of skirt and blouse and now it suddenly unfit. What can I do with these clothes? Yup...Reuse, Remake and Refashion.



Voilaa!! This isn't a boring Ts anymore. With a touch of ruffles and vintage buttons, it's super cute!

No-Sew Flower

Once again, this is why I love Dana :). Look, these are a bunch of flowers you don't even sew! And they are pretty.





If you want to know the tutorial, just go straight to Dana's. You'll get crazy there.



NOw, I cannot stop staring at them.

DIY: Carton Milk Wallet

"Create your own toy," we learned it from our parents. Now it's time for us to teach our kids to do the same.

So our project is creating a wallet from carton milk. We got the instruction from Disney Family Fun (link)

There you go! Now don't forget to bring that wallet when we're going to grocery, kids!

Smocking Dress

Smocking? Seriously...I did it! It's not as hard as you think. This is a simple project of smocking dress. You can find tons of tutorial on the internet.



Yayyyy....I couldn't stop jumping around when I did it!

Rose Fabric Necklace

Another fabric necklace? Yess...I'm totally addicted of making them. The fun part is I don't have to deal with chain, plier, etc. Only glue, thread here and there. I made video tutorial for the rose, but I'll post it soon *lazy mama*.

Fabric Ring Necklace

Stacy of Hart+Sew posted this nice tutorial. I was browsing around of fabric necklace images through flickr, then I ended up at her blog. It's really easy to make and I have all the materials. Not all actually. I use a cardboard (that've been used by my kids...see the doodles) to substitute the plastic ring as she suggested.

And here's the pictorial :
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Wrap them with something soft first to give them a plumper effect.

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Look! Piece of cake!

Spring Summery Dress

Ohh Dana I heart you and I heart your crafty life. When I first saw her tutorial in her blog...I feel like...I have to make this one. This is a great way to reuse one of Dad's old shirts...too cute! Unfortunately I didn't have one. I made it with a new fabric.



Check here for the tutorial.

Batik Skirt

You have no idea how I love fabrics scrap. These batik skirts made from fabrics scrap of my batik dress. I didn't use pattern, just use my imagination and feeling :D

Dish Towel Dress

I bought these 2 packs of dish towel at IKEA. 1 for my food photos property and the other 1 sat nicely on my pantry. Actually I was thinking to make cushion cover but there weren't enough fabric. So I decided to make this little dress (it's not long enough, tough, you'll see it as a top). Like usual, I didn't use any pattern.