Tara's Bit of Whimsy
Pipe Dreams
Silver Lining
Organize a little girls room.....
This is the never ending project...."Lets organize your room"
My Beautygirl wants to keep absolutely everything that has ever passed through her hands. So we are working on a system to make her room more organized. (I can always dream)
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We have attached tags made out of those lanolin samples. (No I did not steal them. I got them when I was working on a project for school.) A little magnet is glued to the back.
Hopefully, the tags will help the clothes go into the right home.
Also, we took down the huge rod in the closet.
It was warped in the middle. Instead we hung two towel rods from Ikea. We just placed them upside-down and screwed them into the wood shelf.
This way we could divide and conquer her stuff. School outfits on one side. Dresses, coats, etc... on the other.
On the top shelf, there are a few plastic file cubes. Of course we are not hanging files in them. One houses extra blankets and bedding.
We did install a belt thingy...to hang the belts from.
We have a long way to go. We already did under-the-bed storage, which went really well. (If you want to see the under-the-bed storage, look for the label "luggage".)
So... What do you think?
Doll Clothes
I did not have any patterns, so I sugested that we call grandma and see if she did.
I was thinking "quick trip".
--Go to grandmas
--get doll clothes pattern
--go home and begin project...
When I got to grandmas, she was already in the midst of one doll dress for another granddaughter. Grandma accused me of getting her involved in a NEW project. I told grandma what my plan was and then.... I discovered that my Beautygirl had set up a very different event.
She set up a project day at Grandmas--without my knowledge.
Hmmmm.....
So, this time, I figured "What the heck! I am already here."
This could be an opportunity to teach a little sewing.
I let Beautygirl design the dress.
I then made up a pattern (because after all that, the patterns at grandmas were WAY to complex for a doll dress)
I showed my Beautygirl how to pin the pattern to the fabric and how to cut it out.
Well, that was about all she could handle. (After all, she does have a hyper-focus issue that we deal with often)
So guess who made the rest of the dress? You got it...ME!
However, I did require Beautygirl to sew on the buttons.
In the end, The dress turned out pretty darn cute.
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