Project Planner

I am quite obviously loving making these little books to organize myself with. This is my project planner. I actually made this almost a year ago, but decided to use it as a gift, so I couldn't post it until now. I LOVE it! I printed it in 5x7 size so it can fit in my purse. Above is the front cover.

This is what is on the other side of the front cover and other side of the back cover. I list all of the projects I want to do here.

I then have several of these pages so I can list individual projects.

And the back cover.

Recycled Tee Scarf

My friend Kristi found this idea. When I saw it, I knew it was something my mother-in-law would like. She loves scarves. I practiced on the one above, then gave her the one below:

Here are the instructions if you want to make your own!

http://shwinandshwin.blogspot.com/2010/09/recycled-tee-scarf.html

Scripture Bag

A while ago, I made this scripture bag to go with my church bag. Now my scriptures stay safely inside my church bag without getting bent or smashed. Lovely.

Here is a pic of the church bag:

Bows Bows

These are some bows I have made lately. Above are bows I made for my niece, Keria.

This is a nice flower for Kaitlyn

I made a pair of each of these to match my girls' Christmas dresses this year.

Christmas Leggings

I totally forgot to post these. These were the new Christmas leggings I made for the girls this year. On one of the Rudolph ones, I tried to do a new thing where you ruffle the end instead of cuff it. It is really cute, but I want to try it on longer leggings. I will let you know what the future brings with that.

Earrings for Christmas

Here are the earrings I made for Christmas. 

These first two were for Brayden's teacher and Brayden's piano teacher. I am in love with grey right now, so everyone else gets to receive grey right now :)

These last two were for my mom and sister. My SIL Kristin gave some to me just like them, and my mom always compliments me on them when I wear them, so I knew she would love them.

Christmas PJs

I love the tradition of opening new PJs on Christmas Eve. Growing up I often got new PJs. Then I got married and Nate's mom made them...but she has recently decided to stop doing so. I decided to do it for my little family. Let me type this out for my memory next year: strongly consider buying PJs next year. You can buy them for much cheaper than you can buy material. Then you still have to make it. The only thing is that my kids all love it when I make things for them, and PJs aren't difficult in the least.

Anyway, here they are. McKenna's, Kaitlyn's, and Brayden's. I love the lace on the girls' PJs.