Freezer Paper Stenciling

So I haven't done freezer paper stenciling before cause I thought it would be hard, But my SIL and I tried it out last weekend and I am hooked. So easy even I can do it...that's saying something.

Anyway, here's the two I had time for, but as soon as I get more onesies, watch out

{Jumping Trout for Daddy's little fishing buddy}

{Painting in the stencil}

{Chasing the little girl that loves the shirt so much she won't give it back long enough to take a picture}

{Don't worry the paint was dry}

{My favorite one}

The hardest part is waiting for the paint to dry so you can peel off the paper

Scripture Case

I made this scripture case a while ago for Rachael's baptism. I got the tutorial off the Polkadot Chair blog.

I really liked the way she did this bag but I did different sizing because I didn't realize at first that she made hers for compact scriptures, even though she said it right at the beginning.

I think I added a couple inches on everything and it ended up being a bit too big.

And you really can make it reversible. If I had thought of that I would have sewn things on a bit differently.

Anyway, It was a really fun project and didn't take any time at all.

Silhouettes

I made these Silhouettes for my Mother in Law of her grandkids for her birthday at the beginning of the month. I still have yet to do my family, but I will someday.

Dress Quilt

This is the quilt I made for my mom for Christmas. We saw the pattern a long time ago and fell in love with it!

Paul's playhouse

This is the felt playhouse I made for Paul for Christmas. It was a really easy project, although that's probably because I didn't sew it, and because our table is small. I will post instructions later. The first one is actually flipped the wrong way, the lighter blue is the sky, the darker is the ocean, and they are going to be fish that Paul can velcro on and off. (When they get made)

Shameless Plug

I am very much with Chelsea on the fact that I have been neglecting Mini Frippery! Poor thing! My best friend Susan and I have opened up our little shop called Rasunbaby so all of my crafting energy has been going towards those orders! Go check out what I've made over at Rasunbaby. We still love you Frippery! :)

Another Felt Book

Poor, neglected Mini Frippery. Well, if any of you are like me, there has just been no time for crafts! Especially now during school, finals coming up, and the holidays. But I felt sorry for the blog, it hasn't had attention in a while, so I thought I'd post something.

I actually made this a long time ago, for my niece's first birthday. But I realized I hadn't posted it and the pictures were already on my computer and Afton is Finally sleeping...so enough of all the talk, here's some pictures. 

Anya's Felt Matching Book

All of the things have a small piece of velcro on them. I just got the stick-on kind, and I don't think that's the best for felt, but I didn't want to sew through the letters.

{Finger Puppets}

{these were the hardest to sew on cause of all the sharp turn and curves}

{My favorite one, although it took the longest}

So there's another Felt book for you. I'm obsessed with felt and I can't wait to make more. 

...Someday...