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Showing posts with label stretch knit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stretch knit. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

The Winner Is... And Another GIVEAWAY


*This Giveaway now closed*



My Braided Jersey Headband with Bow giveaway is now closed and we have a randomly chosen winner!!!

Congratulations, Erin! 

ERIN said...  "This is cute! I don't have alot of luck with headbands staying on so I would LOVE to try this one ;)"



Well,  now you get to, and I hope it suits you! I will give you 24 hours to email me with your address, and after that I will contact you, and try to get it in the mail as promply as possible! Thank you for all who entered. I will have more coming up so keep on trying and entering!! In fact, lets start another one right now!!

This next giveaway is for a brown and red knit rosette cluster headband with bow. The headband is from Forever 21, and all the rosettes and the bow are hand sewn with a felt backing.




Rules are the same as last time :)

1. If you like it, leave me a comments saying so!!

2. If you really like it, leave me two.

3. Extra points if you become a follower!

4. You cannot win if you do not comment :)


 




Good luck!! Let me know what you think!! This giveaway will end Sunday night, so hurry and tell your friends!






Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Basic Baseball Style Tee

Gabe has this really cute pajama shirt that is a baseball style tee. I just think it's the cutest little thing on him. It's stretch knit, so it fits him a little snug, with still more room to grow. I've been looking for a basic tee pattern to use so that I could pick my own colors, mix and match, and stencil for something a little more original. All I did to draft my own pattern was trace the pieces from my favorite shirt, marking my seam allowance, etc. I used freezer paper to trace onto, because it's sturdy and I have ALOT of it!


I marked what piece was what for ease.

Here's my first try:






My seams could be neater but all in all wearable!