So cute! I always wanted to make my kids quilts out of the outfits they wore that were my favorites. At the time I didn't have the heart to cut them up. Now I have too many projects going. I think I'll wait until they have kids and make them at that time.
Your new banner is visually and gastronomically YUMMY! This evening we ate a stir fry full of snow peas from our garden that were just that same shiny shade of green! DELICIOUS
We had that sweater! Look at that I say we. My daughter had that sweater. She wore it for years because I rolled up the sleeves seven times two years before she reached the right size. I wish I had thought the make a pillow out of it. It looks lovely.
great idea!!! i have a super duper fantastic orange+light blue gap sweater, that i accidentally felted, laying on my shelf waiting for the perfect project....i think this is it!!!
Beautiful. I just repurposed a baby shirt of Benen's that I have not been able to let go of (though less decoratively - made a clothespin holder). Did you use a pillow form in this? also- banner=happy
I love it! It's absolutely adorable, as both a sweater and a pillow!
ReplyDeleteYay! So cute!
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ReplyDeleteSo cute! I always wanted to make my kids quilts out of the outfits they wore that were my favorites. At the time I didn't have the heart to cut them up. Now I have too many projects going. I think I'll wait until they have kids and make them at that time.
ReplyDeleteThat is SO awesome :)
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I love the piping on the side - you are talented!
ReplyDeleteokay, girl, awesome.
ReplyDeleteand i love that header, by the way.
You are such a genius repurposer...fantasticly cute!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I am loving the new banner.Is that pea pod from your garden by chance?
I love the button details! it looks great.
ReplyDeleteAnd I really like your new banner. that font is killer! what is it?
Your new banner is visually and gastronomically YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteThis evening we ate a stir fry full of snow peas from our garden that were just that same shiny shade of green! DELICIOUS
We had that sweater! Look at that I say we. My daughter had that sweater. She wore it for years because I rolled up the sleeves seven times two years before she reached the right size. I wish I had thought the make a pillow out of it. It looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteVery cute, Molly. And if Gap had a home store, we would all be in trouble! Or maybe you would have a new job ;)
ReplyDeletegreat idea!!!
ReplyDeletei have a super duper fantastic orange+light blue gap sweater, that i accidentally felted, laying on my shelf waiting for the perfect project....i think this is it!!!
What a great way to use an old favorite =)
ReplyDeleteI love the stripes. That is one of my favorite uses of an old or felted sweater (and its one of the few things I can sew).
ReplyDeleteGood Idea!
ReplyDeletewow! super idea. hmmmm, i'm off to raid my daughter's closets.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I just repurposed a baby shirt of Benen's that I have not been able to let go of (though less decoratively - made a clothespin holder). Did you use a pillow form in this?
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What a great idea!!
ReplyDeletethat is such a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteI think it's time for me to tear up some old clothes, too. A braided rug, maybe? Pin cushions? Hmmm ...
ReplyDeletegreat photos and idea!
ReplyDeleteThis looks perfect for snuggling. I've just wondered my way here from somewhere - lovely blog, I'll definitely be back!
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