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Category Archives: Kids
Anna's Christmas Dress
We had this great red satin women’s shirt in our stash of items to repurpose. Â I had always pictured it as a Christmas dress for Anna. The time came to refashion the shirt into a dress so that she would … Continue reading
Ribbon scrap taggie blanket
We at citymade are happy to announce the arrival of citymade sister Catherine’s new daughter, Josephine! Congratulations to Catherine, John and Oscar on the new addition to the family. We always love to do sewing-for-baby projects, so Josephine wa a … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Kids, Simple sewing
Tagged blanket, fabric scraps, ribbon scraps
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Fabric Scrap Door Cushion
Today we created a door cushion with some fabric scraps from our scrap bin. We were able to stuff the cushion with used dryer lint and sew in two elastic hair bands to hook it onto the door knob. Â This … Continue reading
Alternative to Baby wipes
Baby wipes can be useful for so much more than cleaning babies bottoms. Â They come in handy for wiping little hands, noses, faces and spills. Â The downside to baby wipes is that they produce quite a bit of waste. Â Also, … Continue reading
Violin Shoulder Pad
Recently Ava (and Colin) began taking violin lessons. I love it, mostly because it has always been a dream of mine to play the violin, and what are kids for anyway, but to live out your dreams (kidding) Anyway. The … Continue reading
Word Magnets
Here is a simple idea to help your little kindergarten student learn his or her high frequency words (ask your child’s teacher for a list of the words if you do not have them).  Anna and I sat down with some … Continue reading
Posted in Kids, Quick Repurposing, Uncategorized
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Sweet Repurposing
We are pretty sure many of you now have a giant stash of candy in your house from trick-or-treating this weekend. Â I know we have way more than we need. We stumbled across this website http://www.candyexperiments.com/ that has some great … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday, Kids, Kitchen
Tagged Halloween, Halloween candy, repurpose, science experiment
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Anna's Pinkalicious Shoes
Anna had this old pair of hand-me-down tennis shoes. They fit her great but weren’t quite “pink” enough for her taste. She decided to be Pinkalicious for Halloween and needed some appropriate shoes. Sparkly pink shoes are not hard to … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, Kids, Uncategorized
Tagged decoupage, glitter, Halloween, Modge Podge, tennis shoes
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Lunchbag scrapbook
Ava here. For this next project, we decided to get the girls together (the brothers were occupied elsewhere) and create some fun scrapbooks. We started by gathering some paper bags. Folded them in half, punched holes and then tied them … Continue reading
The Brothers' Rad Pocket Pouch
Colin here: I came up with this idea from a ninja cartoon. Mom: That’s because you watch too much t.v. Yeah, but then I wouldn’t have gotten the idea in the first place. Mom: O.k. your right. Continue. Anyway, when … Continue reading