But this afternoon I was feeling creatively dissatisfied, like I hadn't really done anything. So I decided it was sewing time. I was hoping to use my sewing machine, but it's impossible to get to right now. Time to sew by hand! I usually prefer sewing by hand because I feel more in control, though sewing machines make things happen really fast (which is why they scare me a little).
At this point I wasn't sure what I wanted to do with this little heart. So I looked in a mirror to determine if it would look better in someone's hair or as some sort of brooch. Turns out it was adorable in my hair!
So I sewed it onto a headband. Actually, that's a ribbon that's supposed to go on a dress. But I like to wear it in my hair. I will wear almost anything in my hair.
Now I have to wait until Valentine's Day to wear it! Coincidentally, Valentine's day falls on the day after we move to Nashville. We won't have any furniture for the weekend (it's getting delivered a couple of days after we get there). We're planning to explore the city. I'm really excited.

Hi Rebecca. What an adorable little heart! Sewing machines scare me, too. I only use mine when I have a big project, such as Halloween costumes.
ReplyDeleteIdea for your little heart: Leave a slot open at the top between the two hearts, write a little poem on a little piece of paper, slide it into the heart with a tea bag (I like Earl Grey, but any tea will work). Here's the poem:
I wish we could sit down together
And have a cup of tea
But since we can't, when you drink this one
I hope you'll think of me!
Then give the heart (with poem and teabag) out to your friends, family, etc...mail them to friends that live far away. I used to make these little felt teacups and do the same thing with them. They were a big success. Everyone loved them.
Cheers!
Liz
That's a really neat idea! Thank you. :)
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