Thanks again to my friends Angie and Mary for the directions on how to make it!
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Feeling Crafty
So, I have been feeling crafty lately. I decided to try and make one of those car seat canopys you see EVERYONE here in Utah with. I went to the fabric store and bought some Amy Butler fabric and other things needed to make it. Despite some errors, I did it! It is very girly and even has a little bling bling for the buttons-what every girl needs, right? Here are some pictures of my finished work....
Thanks again to my friends Angie and Mary for the directions on how to make it!
Thanks again to my friends Angie and Mary for the directions on how to make it!
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is that car seat cover homemade too?? if so, you need to tell me how to make one. i love your canopy, super cute!!
So cute!! You'll have to make me one some day! Haha! Love it!!!
Lindsey you did awesome! It's so cute. I love the straps too. :) Very impressive. Way to be crafty!!
Nice!! You did so good, I love the bows and bling :) The fabric is so cute, I need a girl to make cute girlie stuff too!
That must be a Utah thing, because I've never seen one. Super cute fabric- if you're gonna have a load of girls, you might as well go all out! Love the fabric on your car seat cover too!
It's absolutely beautiful!!!!! You are talented!
My sis made me a canopy and I seriously love it. it is so handy. Love the fabric you chose. So to answer your question, I just take all of my own pics. I would love to take some for you when you come to Spokane!
SOOOO cute! A girl named Georgia took our photos but she lives in Arizona. However, I am heading to the same spot in American Fork to take two sets of family sittings for others. Let me know if you need photos! http://heathergardner-familyphotography.blogspot.com/
too cute linds! I love your craftiness!!
Wow! You are one talented lady!!!
Lindsey, Your carrier canopy is so darling. I haven't seen them here in Arizona. Could you email me directions and dimensions? I'd love to make some.
Aunt Joni
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