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A few of the going ons

Here are a few of the things going on in our home.  
I have been trying to learn how to sew a little better.  K is totally into wearing nightgowns, so I thought I would try to make one.  After 3 tries and pattern modifications, I finally had a success.  I made it out of an old sheet, so no real loss.  
K got a real haircut.  Grandma cut her hair into a little bob, and gave her some bangs.  I think it is pretty cute.  She was so good for her hair cut.  
For those of you wondering, here is my pharmacy jewelry.  
These are earings for... well a "good time".
These are my Excedrin earrings.  I think they are pretty fun.  
And my favorite, the "having a bad day"  pendent.  
I think they turned out pretty cute.  I made Amanda a charm bracelet out of pills that turned out really fun..
Well, there we are.  

Comments

Miss M said…
LOVE THE JEWELRY!!!!

Fun nighty. That's what my mum called them. You are quite the talented creator.

Hey, I found Nikki Nead. Remember her? She's "Fat Nichole" and "Nikkers" on my blurking list.
February 18, 2009 at 8:27 PM
Rachel said…
Can you ware the jewelry in the rain? :) Fun!
February 19, 2009 at 7:22 PM
Mariam said…
Everything is made out of polymer clay. It is safe in the rain, and not actually made out of pills (as a few worried pharmacists thought).
February 19, 2009 at 7:28 PM
Terésa said…
Your mom told me about your pill jewelry the other day at church (when she noticed my MBlack originals I was wearing) I thought they were a cute idea! I think I’m going to give my mom the ‘Having a bad day’ pendent for her B-Day. How much??
February 19, 2009 at 10:31 PM
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