and with some left over fabric and some ribbon I made a taggie too (with spiral quilting inspired by Hadley)
I also just wanted to share with you some photos of my perfectly clean house. My niece came over and moved all the furniture, cleaned all the floors, and organised everything back in it's place
Not bad for an 11 year old eh?
Thanks Emms, love you!
I am in love with the quilt and the taggy is so cute!! Jeez, now I kind want to make a taggy for Aubrielle. Do ten month olds still like taggies?
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the quilt and the taggie. So now that you've trained your niece up on a small scale, how about lending her out to those of us in need of a good house clean? ;o)
ReplyDeleteOk, dumb question I'm sure, but as I'm only involved with children over the age of 21, what exactly is a taggie?
ReplyDeleteLove the makes - a bit unsure about the massacre outside the house!
ReplyDeleteThat's a good two finishes, and a very lovely looking cleaned house! Well done all round.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt and taggy look brilliant. I am home alone today and so wanted to sew something, but I can't get motivated. Wish my daughter would keep her dolls house looking like that :o)
ReplyDeleteHi Benta! You house looks now really clean and sweet! Love that baby quilt and taggie! But what is a taggie?
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment! Sorry but I have a problem to reply with my yahoo.mail).
xxx Teje
Hi Benta! You house looks now really clean and sweet! Love that baby quilt and taggie! But what is a taggie?
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment! Sorry but I have a problem to reply with my yahoo.mail).
xxx Teje