
These are fun to make! Almost as much fun as they are to pose in...


The skirt is made from an old pair of jeans and pieces of a cotton ironing board cover from the IKEA As-Is bin. By the way, the book I posed the skirt with in the first picture is Pablo Bernasconi's Captain Arsenio: Inventions and (Mis)Adventures in Flight, which we found this weekend. It is really hilarious and has great art, though it is still a little too advanced for Lara. Also, in the kitchen picture you can see the Lara art wall - we have entirely covered one of the kitchen walls with her drawings in these IKEA frames (their colors are so perfect for kid's art!).
3 comments:
How did you make that skirt? It's gorgeous!
The skirt is adorable! Is the pattern your own and if so, will you share? Would love to make a couple of these for my daughter.
Your stencil portrait is just lovely! What a beautiful idea.
Looking forward to reading your blog now that I've found it.
This is precious! - the skirt is so beautiful and Lara makes the best model. I loved it!!!
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