
I am putting this post on Metamorphosis Monday and I guess there are several MEtamorphis' that went on but the one I am focusing on is Miss G4's baby quilt transformation that went from this:
to this:

I've been busy making bread - want the recipe and see the post Click on HOME MADE BREAD , I made a couple more birds nests, just in case we get to 100 Followers and give away another bird nest. I know how many of you love them and want them so I'm trying to give more opportunities for the nest and I have been working on one of the lampshades PLUS spending time with my kiddos today. I need to go cuddle with Miss Goo (G4) and watch Toot and Puddle with her. Enjoy.

On Sat. July 10th, "2nd Week of the Give Away-New Rules" Post, a question came up about whether I enjoy sewing or crafts more. If you are wanting to post a comment to register for the give away, read this weeks rules for the give away or see the questions I've been asked so far and my answers GO HERE FOR July's FREE GIVE AWAY. It's been fun answering the Questions-Keep them coming.
I mentioned showing my daughter's room.
Miss G4 loves pink so it is a good thing I made her bedding in pink. This quilt started off as her baby bedding, and then went onto her toddler bed. The baby bedding was just the middle part of her comforter. I made it so I could add on to it and make it into her big girl comforter.

I hand made the chenille that is around the center flower and leaves.



Lots of different kinds of pink, shabby chic fabrics and hand quilting to make it Oh So Shabby Chic.





I scalloped the bottom of the diamond quilted fabric and added roses. I hand made all of the roses for the bottom of the quilt.


I want my husband to extend the stem that the light goes into so the lampshades sit a little higher up but I can deal with it till he can get to it. The tea cups came out so unique, it was a quirky thing that happened with them-the gentleman that owned the ceramic shop where I made them called me to come look at them and he said there is no way he could ever make them do this again. He had people asking if they could buy them from him. I think they add to the shabby chic look of the chandelier. I love them. They are one of a kind and that fits right in with my eclectic style.




We also redid all of her furniture and Mr. Wonderful made her mirror frame-these are peaks that I will have to post about some time.



Here is a peak at my big boys comforter which is also hand made-they want new themes when we move so they won't have these nautical comforters on their beds any longer-that is once I get to their rooms.

I think this shows that I can sew and enjoy things that I create the pattern for. I did not make any of her bedding, bed skirt, curtains etc from a pattern-it was all created in my head.


Hi Cheri,
ReplyDeleteI love what you have done in your daughters room, all the pink is so pretty ~ sweet room.
Also your Son's nautical duvet is lovely too.
Hugs
Carolyn
Oh we love Toot and Puddle here too! LOVE the super sweet bedroom!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Lisa
Your daughter's room is so beautiful! I love all of the pink!
ReplyDeleteEverything is so amazingly beautiful. Those quilts are something those kiddos will treasure for life. I am trying to do my first one and I guess I am not trying too hard I just can't get back to it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
QMM
Oh my gosh beautiful! I wish I had a room like that lol. I love pink and roses! Wow!
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Allison
Oh so pretty Cheri...I love how you added to your little girls bedding so she can keep using it...and I love how the chandelier turned out. Actually..I love it all. You'll have to post the boys room when your done. Thanks for answering my question!
ReplyDeleteCheri- You are just amazing. I love your daughter's bedroom. It's the perfect room for a little girl. Love the pink.
ReplyDeleteCheri -
ReplyDeleteI LOVE, LOVE you little girls bedroom, it's so beautiful. I can't wait to see what you do with the boys room.
Toni
Aw... I love everything about this room... makes me almost wish my girls were small again. I guess I'll just have to wait until I have a grandbaby or two ;).
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Cheri! Amazing work, absolutely stunning! Your daughter's room is adorable.
ReplyDeleteToni --
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to do their rooms. I have 3 boys. My 12 year old wants a baseball themed room. I want to find some lockers for his room, and I have lots of other fun ideas running through my head. My 11 year old wants to do an Australian rain forest themed room-it will be fun to do as well.
My little guy is 4 and he loves a variety of things-ALL BALLS and is very good at sports but I don't know if I will do 2 different sports themed rooms or go a totally different route for him-still in the thinking stages of his room.
Cheri
Great quilts. You definitely have a gift.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Cheri !
ReplyDeleteI love to quilt and I really love to make it up myself too ! You are so creative ! Your daughters room is just beautiful - great job !
Hugs ~ Kammy
That room is absolutely adorable! Having two girls myself I can't help but love the girly things. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the suggestion about sewing ribbons onto pillows that you left on a comment in my blog. Great idea!
That is one lucky girly to have such a pretty in pink bedroom :)
ReplyDeleteYour baby and her bedroom are just adorable!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that you paid me a visit.
Rhonda
Fabulous transformations!!! I love that you just added on to the baby quilt. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteWow, you're very creative and talented...all the details for furnishing your daughter's room go so well together!
ReplyDeleteHello Cheri,
ReplyDeleteYour daughters pink quilt is so sweet, and what a clever and cute teacup chandelier!!
You are so creative!!
Have a sweet Sunday!
Sherri:)
Hi Cheri...
ReplyDeleteSo happy to have you join in with Sunday Favorites today! What a wonderful post to reshare with all of us!!!
Ohhh myyyy goodness...I just adore your little girl's bedroom...it's fabulous!!! Not only are you a talented seamstress but a very talented designer/decorator as well! I love the idea of making the crib bedding larger by just adding to it...I had never thought of doing that! Shoot...and it's a little late now, seeing that all three of my daughters are all grown with families of their own! I just think that is a great idea! And I love, love, love that pretty comforter...love all the sweet colors and the chenille! It's really beautiful, my friend!
I also just love your teacup chandelier! It's so unique and absolutely gorgeous!!! Love that you covered the shades in chenille also! So many pretties...loved seeing all that beautiful shabby chic furniture...you are a girl after my own heart, Darlin'!
Thanks again for participating with Sunday Favorites...I really enjoyed your post!!!
Have a super Sunday!
Chari
PS...love that our names are nearly spelled the same! Hehe!
You certainly CAN sew, Lady!
ReplyDeleteI love the whole post! The tea cup chandelier is pure genius!
Adding to the baby quilt is a wonderful idea! You could incorporate this into a matching set for kids rooms if you have a baby and child SHARING a room:)
ReplyDeleteYour baby bedding transformation is brilliant!!! I posted a link to your project on Craft Gossip Sewing:
ReplyDeletehttp://sewing.craftgossip.com/lookie-what-she-made-bed-quilt-from-crib-bedding/2009/07/28/
--Anne
LOVE IT ALL!!! how did you do your chandy? would love to know!! I have two girls and would love to make one of these for them!!
ReplyDeleteThis room is like a fairy tale! Love the chandelier!! WOW!
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