The first project I did was pretty simple, Lynlee's Halloween costume. Actually, the only thing that I used the machine for was her hat. It was super easy.
My next project that I just finished today was a lot bigger of an ordeal. I would be lying if I didn't say that it was a huge challenge, and that there are plenty of spots that are pretty funny looking if you get too close. But I do have to admit that I am pretty proud of myself (and my mother who helped a TON) for figuring it out.
I made a new pad-seat-cover thingy for our recently acquired highchair. The highchair was a steal on craig'slist, but it came with a gross, mildew-filled pad. And because it seems to be a pretty old model, I couldn't find replacement pads online, so my natural thought process is, "I can make one!" I really had no idea how, but knew that I could figure it out somehow. :)
All in all, I learned a lot about how to use my machine, how I would have done it completely different next time, AND to make cording. :)
So, here is the finished product!
all finished, ready to see if it fits |
Whooo! Perfect fit! Notice how I got fancy and even have slits for the straps to come through! |
Other fancy feature: this little pocket on the back that secures the seat cover to the chair |
I don't think Lynlee will ever be as excited about this as I am right now :) |
4 comments:
Super cool! Where did you get the fabric? It's awesome! And good job sewing!
You're so ambitious! I would have just bought a new highchair. (As Fabio says, I am all about convinience.)
Good job! It's super cute!
Way to go Bridget. Good job.
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