Jessica – Pecan Sandies

Posted on May 18, 2010July 22, 2012 by Jessica — 3 Comments

Patchwork Toddler Bed

I made a toddler bed!! \o/

I did this all by myself! heh 😀

This heavy, sturdy (I’ve laid on it!) toddler daybed started as a little pile of lumber, and some fabric and batting. I used plans from http://ana-white.com.

You may recognize the patchwork fabric from this dress. I had just enough to upholster the bed. Although I didn’t really keep track, I don’t think I spent more than $40 on this project. Even if I would have needed to purchase the fabric, it probably wouldn’t have gone over $50.

When I get some coordinating bedding worked up I’ll post a photo or two of the really finished version. I may also tighten up some of the upholstery on that front board, now that I see it in the photos it is bugging me. Update: Finished! See the new post here.

Overall, I’m so happy with how this turned out! The plans were perfect, and now I’m even more excited about the other pieces I want to build. THANK YOU ANA!! 😀

Posted on May 17, 2010 by Jessica — Leave a comment

Duck, Duck…GOOSE!

Isn’t this fun? I *loved* duck, duck, goose! I used another great David & Goliath print (and I’m already feeling the need to hunt down more of their awesome knits).

I have enough of this fabric for one or two more, so it’s in the shop.

Posted on May 8, 2010 by Jessica — Leave a comment

Pecan Sandies on Facebook

I created a Facebook page for Pecan Sandies.

I could use some fans. Like me! 😀

Posted on May 7, 2010 by Jessica — Leave a comment

Pink Lemonade Dress

I’ve been excited about this dress for weeks, but I couldn’t find the time to sew it until today’s nap.

The “Pink Lemonade” fabric is a David & Goliath print. Isn’t it fun?

This dress is for Lyra, but I have enough fabric for a couple more, so it’s in the shop. 🙂

Posted on April 27, 2010 by Jessica — Leave a comment

Extra Guy Stenciled Onesie

After seeing praises for freezer paper stenciling everywhere, I had to give it a shot.

mario one up stenciled onesie

There are plenty of tutorials available, and the process is very simple, so I won’t get into the details here.

one up mario onesie

I was very pleased with how well the freezer paper works as a stencil, I didn’t have any issues atall. Cutting the pieces is a little tedious, but not hard.

Freezer paper–it lives up to the hype! 🙂