The sun showed itself yesterday! Following days and days of nothing but greyness, it was quite amazing to see the long shadows that were cast on the snow. I was driving in the car with Frida, and she complained about... Continue reading →
This last couple of evenings, I have been making a pair of pants for me – the second evening accompanied by my mother who has been visiting for three days – it’s a good thing to have a creative companion.... Continue reading →
Yesterday was my lucky day. The mail man came by at work as well as at home – bringing all kinds of treats! First up, I had ordered some stuff from jcaroline creative a while ago, and I’m telling you,... Continue reading →
Yesterday, Mads and I went for a drive with the girls. We used to do that quite a bit 5 years ago, when we were looking to buy a house, trying to get a feel of the different areas... Continue reading →
A few days ago I made this dress for Ronja. I used a pattern that I have used several times before, the Onion 20022, which is the same I used for Ronja’s Kindergarten dress and Frida’s Apple blouse. I used some baby... Continue reading →
For a while now, I have been wanting to try this kimono-pattern made by Amy from Habitual. Yesterday I got started with the pattern, and today I cut the fabric and sewed it up. Ronja chose the fabric for the... Continue reading →
At the last part of my running route, I always see two horses – well, there are quite a few horses on the trip, but these two are different. They are standing close to the road, having their grassy dinner,... Continue reading →
I received some wonderful fabric earlier this week – some of the designs from Sandi Henderson‘s new line “Farmer’s Market”. And today I could not help myself – while Mads was out cycling, I made a little blouse for Frida.... Continue reading →
So I promised to tell you what I was making yesterday, and this is it: The last two dresses I have made for Ronja have been kind of “dressy” and not really suitable for wearing to kindergarten. Yesterday when Ronja... Continue reading →