FACT: There is no shame after childbirth, I no longer care about being photographed without make up.
wanna see what I'm working on?
And don't worry :-) A Tutorial for the Shirt and Tie Bibs and more pictures are coming soon.
Friday, September 02, 2011
Getting on it, slowly but surely...
FACT: babies make it hard to craft.... I did not previously appreciate this.
FACT: There is no shame after childbirth, I no longer care about being photographed without make up.
This is how I roll... very... very... slowly!! But slow progress is still progress (but, the baby's asleep, why don't you put him down - ah, but if you put him down, he'll wake up, and then he'll cry.... )
wanna see what I'm working on?
hmm? nope, no more clues, it's for a swap, I can't risk spoiling the surprise!
And don't worry :-) A Tutorial for the Shirt and Tie Bibs and more pictures are coming soon.
FACT: There is no shame after childbirth, I no longer care about being photographed without make up.
wanna see what I'm working on?
And don't worry :-) A Tutorial for the Shirt and Tie Bibs and more pictures are coming soon.
Love it!
ReplyDeletelove it. all of it. and yes, crafting is SO MUCH HARDER after a baby! i used to be able to sew all day without stopping... now it all depends on the toddler's sleep schedule and/or his willingness to let me pay attention to something other than him.
ReplyDeleteIt gets easier - a playmat totally saved my crafting life from about 6 weeks on. While Bub was watching all the colourful dangly bits above her, I was furiously knitting away.
ReplyDeleteAnd you absolutely shouldn't put him down, even if he's asleep. Within what seems like 2 seconds, he'll be sitting up on his own and be too interested in everything else to want snuggles. Drink it all up while you can!
Cute baby!! I like the embroidery too- so funny!
ReplyDeleteI nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award- you can see the information about it on my blog.