First, is this quilt. It's a small one, toddler bed size. It's for Nora's room, it matches the quilt on her bed. I have the toddler bed up in her room, so I wanted it to match! It's super simple and almost finished... I'll post a finished picture when I'm done.
I recently threw away a sweat shirt and a pink shirt. I saws them lying there in the trash next to eachother and noticed how they looked like mouse colors. So I pulled them out of the trash and cut out a mouse and threw the rest away. It's pretty silly, but the kids love it.
I've been working on this one since this summer. It's a pillow for Nora's bed. My Grandma has one like it at her house that she made as a girl, and I've always loved it. I wanted one, so I made this for Nora. Having a daughter is a great excuse to get and make stuff you always wanted as a child (Nora got a doll house for her birthday).
Now, here is a tutorial for poor man's silk screen, or freezer paper stenciling:
Start with something that needs a graphic on it. At our house that usually means something with a stain.
You'll need Freezer paper, pencil, scissors, fabric paint (tulip brand is good), a paint brush, and an iron.
Draw a design you like on the freezer paper on the side without wax, cut out the negative space, iron it on the fabric (wax side down), 
paint over it with the fabric paint, let dry a couple of hours, apply more paint if necessary, 
Peel off wax paper, and wow, you're a graphic artist!
PS : Andrea, I warned you that the prize for winning my baby weight and date guessing game would be a long time coming, but in my crafting frenzy I'm working on it. It will be in the mail soon (in a week or two), and it's nothing like anything on this post.
