
I love to do crafts in my spare time, and my sewing machine is running at least 4 days a week. However, I only do straight lines. If a project involves anything more than a straight line, you've lost me. I don't like patterns because I'm not a perfectionist, so they never come out right. However, I saw a child's smock that was so cute on Etsy, but the seller wanted $40+ for it, and I wasn't about to spend that for Delaney. I'd found some fabric that I thought would be perfect so... I made up a pattern.
Can you believe it? I can't either.
It's reversible as well, with the argyle on bottom and flowers on top. But, as you can see I made it too big. I'd like to say I learned a lot from designing my first pattern, but I didn't really, and am still confused as to how it ended up so big. However, I'm happy with the concept.

When it came out too big for D, I made Jackson try it on (yes, he was mortified). It fit him perfectly, so it is going to my baby cousin Alli, who is 8 as well.Now, at the end of a busy craft week, I realize, why let Alli have all the craft fun? Why not share the love with my blog friends? I already have many darling pincushions (thanks to Rach and Spence for the newest addition to my collection). I don't need the samples I made for Super Saturday. So, I'm doing a giveaway! If you would like either of the pincushions pictured above, please leave a comment. I will then pick two commenters at random (thanks to random.org) and send the commenter some pincushion love! So comment away! I will close the giveaway and choose the two winners at midnight on Thursday.

