All of that said, I do have a couple pics I found to share. They are things I started working on before the sickies attacked...and have yet to finish.
See that wrap-n-mat with the animals all over it? I got that thing back in 2000 or so when I lived in Cali. I loved it, but after researching vinyl and plastic and their affects on our health I couldn't use it any longer. So, it sat in a box for years and years, until a couple of weeks ago when I took it back out to figure out a way to make my own with out vinyl or plastic. I think I have it figured out. More on that to come, when I have finished them up and post them in my One Small Change post for February.
Above is just a little sneak peek at a special project for an inspiring online magazine.
So there you have it, my cheating (but for a good reason) WIP Wednesday post. Time to get back to my sweet little sick one.
Happy creating!!
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19 comments:
I look forward to the Wrap Mat chem free version! Yay!
Oh, now you have me very curious about how you figured out a solution to the mat! I am flumoxed by vinyl substitutes.
your "sneak peek" is v. cute! I think this all qualifies as a fine WIP Wed.
Oh my! Your sneak peek is just way too cute!
hope you're all feeling better soon! can't wait to hear about that little baby in the egg project. :) hugs!
Oh my, lots of healing vibes to Little C. Hope you guys are able to shake this thing soon...
OH MY GOSH--that little egg girl is adorable--I have a feeling I might know where this is going to appear!!
Sorry that the sickness is lingering!
I finally managed another WIP post, it had been a while though.
Your new little project looks precious!
The little egg and girl looks adorable! I can't wait to hear more. Feel better soon!
aw, big hugs to you and your sick little one! that is so hard mama! i wish for your home to enjoy restored health and a bright new spring! ;)
can't wait to hear more about the sandwich wrap you are making! i have the same conflicts.
There are some laminated cottons that are supposed to be bad-stuff free. Would they work? The only problem is that the wipe-off stuff is on the cute outside! But you could do a double-layer I suppose.
aw, i hope your family is on the mend soon! no fun to be sick!
i made some reusable sandwich wraps for my family that are very similar to wrap n mats (i also have a few of those that are "retired") i used ripstop fabric to line mine, with woven cotton on the outside. the only drawback is that it is a bit slippery so it can be tough for my little ones to properly wrap their own sandwich. other than that we have loved them :)
xo,
erika
Sending healing vibes your way...
Can't wait to hear about your Wrap Mat--I ended up just tearing off the plastic lining from mine and using just the fabric. Not the best, but I couldn't see tossing all of them (as I have enough for three kiddos). I love the Snack Taxis but my mom asked if I'd made them, and ever since I've been trying to figure a way how...
Your sneak peek is so adorable, btw!
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I can't wait to see your version of the wrap. I've wanted to make something similar, but the plastic gives me the heebies.
Hope everyone is feeling better soon!
love the sneak peek!! wow.
and I hope you are all well soon. sick kids makes life very hard.
nicole, thanks for your sweet comment on my blog. i have been MIA visiting yours and other blogs, too. sorry!
sending healthy thoughts your way. urgent care....well, sucks...even though we are always grateful for it!
hugs,
nicola
http://whichname.blogspot.com
And it is such a great surprise project! Thank you for all your hard work :)
That little doll is just too cute - Can't wait until March 1.
Sure hope your little one continues to feel better.
Warm wishes, Tonya
Thank you everyone! I *think* I have our sandwich wraps all set now, I'll post about them soon.
This is just too cute.
Love it.
June Watkins
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