Showing posts with label pink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pink. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

baby girl model.

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Indiana has had a cold snap, as of late. Fine by me....I love me some boot and sweather weather! But that also means that Baby Girl needed some Aunt Kelby creations before the cold set in for good!

So I whipped out my crochet hooks (which, let's be honest, are always nearby) and got to work on some hats for my little Sweet Pea.

And I'm totes bragging but she is the CUTEST little baby model EVER!


I used Hobby Lobby's "I Love This Yarn" because its my most favorite yarn ever. And then I made the flower out of felt from a tutorial I found on Pinterest (shocking right?). I can't find the tutorial right now, but I'll link it up later. The flower is on a pin and a clip so hopefully Baby Girl can rock it on some headbands too.

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Strawberry Starburst Crochet Newsboy Hat

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Looking for something to spice up that fall jacket?

Check out the
Strawberry Starburst Crochet Newsboy Hat!
sells for $25 in our Etsy Shop




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Monday, March 14, 2011

ruffled cardigan refashioned

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Hello faithful readers!

Many many apologies for the tardiness in blog posts lately. There have been some exciting developments in the lives of the Hicks Girls lately...but more on that in a future post.

Mainly, I wanted to show you some of the projects I've been working on lately. First up...one of my new favorite things in my wardrobe! This refashioned ruffled cardigan!!

Sister just moved from Lafayette to Evansville, and in the process she made some major donatiosn to Goodwill. Being the sweet and wonderful sister that she is, she allowed me first stabs at most of it and I grabbed some "treasures". The American Eagle cardigan and silk-flowered cami below were two such treasures!

Now, I'm not a simple cardigan girl....so I decided to jazz this one up a bit!

I cut up the camisole and ruffled it some of the pieces. I also took the zipper from the side and the lace from the top/bottom to make some flowers. Then I cut up an old white t-shirt to use as the base ruffle....and TA DA!!!

The final product....and I'm totally in love with this!!




(excuse the lighting of this "artsy" selfie)
Seriously, is this ruffled cardigan not one of the cutest things you've seen!?!?!?!


Here's where I'll be linking up this week!





Sumo Sweet Stuff


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