Before we get to the final project post, I know a lot of you have been hard at work creating your own projects inspired by the books you read each night to your children [or you read as a child]. I've spent hours on this post, scrolling through the photos and visiting your blogs--what fun! There were a lot of costumes and princesses [so you know where to come looking for inspiration come Halloween!] and a myriad of other creations--I can tell that you were having fun right along with us! Let's take a look at a few of your projects:
Terra made this freezer paper stencil graphic from All the Places to Love for her little boy, so simple, yet striking.
Can you tell which Dr. Seuss books these are from? You'll want to see this whole photo shoot! by Sandy
I've never heard of Moomin, Mymble, and Little My, but I am smitten by these place mats by Erika Jane!
A western shirt by Meg, inspired by Little Britches--great embroidery!
A Pippi Longstocking look-alike, created by mother of 2
And a pea button under all those mattresses, by The Hormans.
Check out the whole flickr group, which is very worth viewing. Great job, everyone! I'm glad to hear I've got you all thinking of what you could sew as you enjoy all the inspiring children's literature out there. Keep up the marvelous work, and keep adding those photos!
I'll be back to announce giveaway winners and one final Once Upon a Thread post!
I love, love, love the Pippi outfit, and, being a scandi-phile the moomins, of course!!
ReplyDeletesuch amazing stuff! I am blown away. Every time I tried to make something to contribute, I came up with failures...I give it up to all these people who made such amazing creations! Lovely job! Great round up :)
ReplyDeleteThat Goodnight Moon quilt is amazing! All of these are just so great!
ReplyDeleteThose are all so wonderful! I love the Goodnight Moon Quilt and Humpty Dumpty.
ReplyDeletewow these are all wonderful. I just wanted to let you know how much I have enjoyed the once upon a thread series...what a great idea and great presentation. thanks for all your work!
ReplyDeleteThere are so many talented people in this world! Just amazing.
ReplyDeleteWarmly,
Tracey
These are all amazing! But I might just have to make that pigeon shirt for my son, we love the Pigeon!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feature.....what a fun idea (genius you are) and what a fun month!
ReplyDeleteOh, the Madeline is absolutely adorable. My favorite!
ReplyDeleteThis has been so fun and interesting to see all the creative women and precious books.
ReplyDeleteEveryone has done a great job.
You HAVE to check this out:
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Thanks for featuring me among so many great creations!
ReplyDeletemama3davis-I know! Where was that when I needed it? :)
ReplyDeletehow fun, great roundup! :) thanks for hosting such a cool month Katy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feature and thanks so much for this whole series! I loved it!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! I said it once and will say it again, I loved this series!
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