That is the front of the house where the door will be seen to cover the back of my stitching.
And that is Elora's favorite part, the stairs. It is amazing how sturdy this feels once it is all sewn together. You can see the pattern book under this with it's pages all a mess. I haven't been rough with the book but all the pages I have finished have fallen out. The rest of the book is still held together. I did buy it used and the glue felt a bit brittle so I think that has more to do with it than me being destructive.
In a way I feel guilty about this project. My son watches me working on this, knowing it is for his sister. He oohs and ahs along with her over each new part and is excited to see it come together. The guilt part comes in that I have nothing to make him. When this is finished and I give it to her I would like to have something I can give to him that I made just for him. Any suggestions out there? I thought maybe a plastic canvas car carry case but I can't seem to find a pattern for one that I like and think he'd like. The one I did find hangs on the wall but I want one he can carry around with him. Or maybe something not plastic canvas, I'm not sure.
I dont know, Boys are so hard to make things for..have you tried looking on pintrest?
ReplyDeleteNo, I haven't. I'll have to look there.
ReplyDeleteI know this is going to date me, but when I was a boy, my grandma helped me make a tent and a sleeping bag for my G.I. Joe. I LOVED those so much! Unfortunately, I left my camp set up outside and my hateful brother ran the lawnmower over it.
ReplyDeleteOops, I forgot to mention how lovely the Barbie project is turning out!
ReplyDeleteLol, thanks John. My oldest brother love GI Joe. Had a ton of them. My son is more into Bakugan, Pokemon and BeyBlades right now . Makes it tough to come up with stuff for him.
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