
Dear Caboodle,
You were my pride and joy circa 1992. You housed pop bead necklaces, notes from friends folded into origami wonders, slap bracelets, a New Kids on the Block pin, and endless other wonders. You then took up residence in my dresser drawer, with nice necklaces and costume jewelry co-mingling in your divided sections. But alas, you just couldn't keep up with this modern woman. See, I'm starting a new job and I'm going to have to do things like accessorize and wear pants other than jeans. Which means I need something a little more hands on for my jewelry and can't be rummaging around in your strange sliding trays before dawn. Sorry Caboodle, you've been replaced.
Meet your replacement:

I hope you approve, old friend. But on a happy note, your departure has cleared up a large opening in my dresser! Guess you won't be that missed after all...
Love,
Kim
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
But it's, like, so totally awesome, dude!
Labels:
decorating,
life etc.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Unfinished project #63
UFO sightings are numerous right now. Don't bother looking for the other 62 unfinished objects - they aren't finished yet!
This UFO sighting comes to us via some kids spray painting road signs in the desert. Maybe the fumes got to them, but they claim to have seen white spray paint transform an ugly desk:
Before - cubicle grey, a real downer
After - oooh, it's clean! and white!
Additional sightings unlikely as my desk will never be this clean again...
Labels:
refinishing projects
Monday, September 14, 2009
Sneak peak
I took my newest design out for a little field testing this weekend.
I love the flirty ruffles. They give off such a playful beachy feeling.
This bag also gave me a chance to use some of the pretty Amy Butler Midwest Modern fabric hanging out in my stash. Slowly but surely I'm working through the stash, I promise. Just don't ask what the UPS driver is delivering...!
Based on the reaction of "people on the street," I think this design is a winner. What do you think? Should I fast track pattern writing for this pretty little number?
Labels:
handbags,
sewing projects
Thursday, September 10, 2009
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