Oh Lordy, this thing is finally done. I told myself at the beginning of the year that I wasn’t going to start any new projects until I finished all of my in-process ones. This one officially took me just over 9 months, but I’m sure I’ve got plenty stashed around here that have marinated longer than that.
Just to jog your memory, here’s what it looked like before:
Isn’t it so cute?
I originally intended to use this as dress-up clothes storage for little Miss Browning, but yeah, it won’t all fit in there. But no worries, she’s already got it filled up with other stuff:
Please note that she did not even wait for her daddy to finish attaching the lid before she filled it to the brim. She heard the words “new toybox” and went straight to work. I’m pretty sure she likes it.
I think it turned out fairly well. I’m not showing you any close-ups or detailed instructions on how I did it for a reason. But I will say that this white trim stuff I got at Walmart hides a multitude of sins.
PS. The brown and white fabric I used is actually a shower curtain from Target. I was inspired to use it after I saw a nursery on Lay Baby Lay where they made curtains from it. So thanks, Joni and Steph!
PPS. And thanks to AZ for hooking me up with this sweet ottoman. I hope I did you proud!

























Unfortunately that moment for me has come and gone. I’ve hit snooze on a few projects too many times. This will be my only post for the week so I can cross a few things off of my to-do list and hopefully regroup a bit. Have a great week!
I now own its gold-toned brother (sister?)!!
Yeah! And mine has a tail! And it was almost $20 cheaper!! Man, I love ebay! I think I’ll name her (him) Dorothy. We were meant to be together.
Yes, I have purchased my first holiday
My sister-in-law Jami and I are going to check out the
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I paid for an ad for the month of November. Best case scenario, it will bring a little bit more traffic my way. We’ll see how it goes! Baby steps…
It’s Little Orphan Annie’s wig. It took me about eleventy hours to make. But did she wear it? Of course not. Here’s the best picture I got of the little whirling dervish:
And her poor dad. I made him dress up like Daddy Warbucks:
He’s such a good sport, putting up with the two crazy women in his life…





Guess who had a similar brilliant idea back in college:
Geez! Do these people not realize that a junior college “undergrad” can make one with her dad for like $20?