Lazy Sunday : A 3D monster

This was a Lazy Sunday project in 2009. Loooooooooong time ago. Did you notice I havent post any Lazy Sunday project lately? I am still doing Lazy Sunday projects but I just didnt have time to post it. Will do it slowly.

This is how it works : I asked my nephew to draw a couple of scary monsters on a piece of paper and I turned it into a 3D monster using some scrap fabrics and bean bag fillings. This is the one I made for Nabil. Nabil called it IKAN. I still keep IKAN until now. I couldnt find the one that I've made for Sarah (my niece).

It only took 30 minutes to finish one monster. I enjoy doing this! The kids enjoyed it too!

SCARY, HUH?

Lazy Sunday : Lazy pants

Remember that evergreen musical film about this pretty postulant - the governess of the good-looking Captain's children – who dressed all seven of them in beautifully-sewn play-clothes made of old drapes? They sang and run happily on the mountainside, climbed trees along the roadside (still singing) and got kantoi by their dad afterwards? Ok ok... here is the clue :


I came across a stack of old cushion covers in the cabinet last weekend. They are so adorable and I couldnt stop myself to make these for my child :o)

Skill : Basic. Duration : 10 minutes/pair (I skip the edging part). Edging would took less than 5 minutes per pair, but to take it out from the cabinet... clear the table...look for extension wire... adjust the threads while holding Nazran - who will be jumping in joy and try to climb up the table when he see new things....that would take some times.

I believe there is nothing wrong with turning old stuff into something wearables.

Toppey!

This is what happened when we have a lot of kids in the house and a LOT OF used t-shirts lying around. Toppey!

Mr Bean going to the Zoo

Nabil really likes art. And craft. He also likes Mr. Bean. We made simple zoo for Mr. Bean to visit, using what we can grab around the house. He was very proud. [me too].