Yesterday, my dad helped me upholster the set of dining room chairs I found at a Goodwill downstate.
Here's the before:
And here's the after!
Ok, moving on to the next project on the list: Kris' warm woolies! I finished these Christmas eve as well.
Here I am hard at work!
and the completed warm woolies!
Here's Kris modeling them:
Aww, doesn't he look handsome and cozy? And the hat was a homemade Christmas present from his Grandma! He just has handmade love from head to toe :)
The woolies were really easy to do on the Knifty Knitter loom, but my joints in my hands get really sore from the tedious loom work, so I had to do them in increments. They turned out nicely, one a little longer than the other, but when they are stretched onto his feet you would never know. Now his toes will be nice and toasty for the long, cold (last!) winter semester at Michigan Tech in Houghton, MI!
So those were my two Christmas eve projects, and they were both successes, I think! Now moving onto some sewing for the new year. Santa was a dear and was somehow able to fit my dressform down the chimney ;) I love it! I don't have it together yet, as today was a whirlwind of a day, but I at least took the bodice out of the box, and I love it!
(I don't get dolled up to open gifts Christmas morning, I just roll out of bed, so don't mind my not-so-fresh morning look haha)
And a quick shot of our beautiful tree!
Next on the list are some small curtains and tie backs, and then little wool herringbone dress, here I come!
does anyone get dolled up to open gifts? i most certainly do not! glad you finally finished the warm woolies. how did he like the other socks? and those chairs...stupendous!
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