
I found this really cute tutorial on the Juicy Bits blog via the blog Skip to My Lou. Thanks so much Jessica for this very thorough and informative tutorial.

My mom and I spent about four weekends working on these between us. We ended up making two, one for Mrs. Sayuri and one for her little friend, N. They were a lot of fun to make.

We hand sewed almost all of it. Being in Costa Rica I knew/know of nowhere I could/can buy wool felt or even a blend. I also didn’t know where to get fusible interfacing, so I just used non-fusible interfacing. We did these with the regular acrylic felt that was available to us and I think they turned out awesome, don’t you? I love them!


- Project Monday : A Crown for our Little Princess
- Project Monday : Crepe Paper Leis
- Project Monday : Pouch Sling
- Project Monday : Baby Shower Favors - Little Gingerbread boys
- Project Monday: Baby Legs
- Project Monday: Felt Tea Bag Tutorial
- Project Monday: Thumbprint Felt Cookie Tutorial
- Project Monday: Baby Receiving Blanket
- Project Monday: Pot Holder Hanging Dish Towel
- Project Monday: Laced Hanger Tutorial
- Project Monday: Make a Wool Soaker For $2.00 Or Less
- Project Monday: Felt Food Grapes
- Project Monday: Knotted Headband Made
- Project Monday: Crocheted Baby Beanie With Button
- Project Monday: Crocheted Check Stitch Scarf
- Project Monday: Crocheted Baby Mittens
- Project Monday: Child's Montessori Apron
- Project Monday: Crocheted Puff Stitch Camera Cozy
- Project Monday: Crocheted Baby Pumpkin Hat

Love the new blog:) I wish my blog had such beautiful photos!
Great crowns. I am going to pass this info on to Charis. You both are so crafty!! Charis made cj a cape towel with a superman logo on the back, and he LOVES it. hugs,
noel
Noel,
The cape towel Charis made CJ sounds very neat. Any pictures?
Thanks.
Love, Nicole
so pretty, my little one loves. love your tea bags too. thanks for helping me think in the crafty world.
I always enjoy the photographs-you really know how to capture the moments in such a beautiful way.