princesses and mouse ears

Well, it's been awhile.  Again.  I don't know where the time goes!  So I've done TONS of Disney stuff over the past several months.  I guess my girls are a great age for it so not only did we go, but so have a bunch of our friends!  These towels were Christmas gifts to tell cousins they are headed on a Disney cruise at the end of the school-year! . . .

The next batch of clothing was for the best friend of my oldest and her two younger sisters who went to Disney back in February . . .

(You can see the markings from my sewing pen on the princesses, but they disappear!)

Their momma sent me a picture when their package of Disney clothes arrived in the mail! . . .

Then it was our turn.  I made these tops to match some skirts I had my mom make for my girls for Animal Kingdom day . . .

My nephew was going to be there with us so he needed some gear too . . .

For Epcot day, I went Americana . . .

And for one of our days at Magic Kingdom, I made these to go with some pink/white polka dot shorts I got from Kelly's Kids . . .

We took pillowcases for the characters to sign.  I had a friend make heat-press design ones for my girls, but my sister wanted this one for my nephew (ironic, huh?!) . . .

I made two of these castles for twins headed to disney . . .

(forgive the iphone photos)

And two of these as well . . .

(We matched this cute knit skort from Walmart!)

And this was an order from a friend at church . . .

Can I Get A Woop Woop?!

Three reasons.  1.  Football season is here.  2. Fall weather is setting in.  3.  I bought 5 new fonts!!!

You may remember this new Aubie design from my post a few weeks ago.  Unfortunately, my own girls did not want this one this year, but I'm glad a friend did!  So cute!!!

In that same post of new designs with Aubie, I also had this pumpkin embellishment. 

A customer gave me the chance to try it out and I love it!  Shown here with the new elegant font I bought last month.  She is doing these for teacher "happies" with some pumpkin bread.  Awesome idea!  I may copy. 

And 'round here we do short sleeve shirts for October . . .

Love this pumpkin, but you won't find it listed with my other pumpkins.  It's from Planet Applique, which does not allow me to copy/paste design photos.

A friend of mine gave me this cute idea for my girls -- pink & black spider shirts! . . .

I had the pink & black fabric laying around and thought it would be the perfect chance to use it.  I always love this hot pink dot fabric, too.  Grandmomma came through for us with another cute skirt!

Elly has black gingham pants already, so she got the fuschia shirt to coordinate . . .

I've been working on some long sleeved things all along to try and be prepared, you know, for when it gets cold two months from now :)

A friend of mine made these cute pants for her little girl and needed the perfect top . . .

A cute outfit for a first birthday girl . . .

This layered flower may be one of my all-time favorite designs . . .

My sister requested this tie design for my nephew . . .

I did this tie on a onesie when he was an infant and he hasn't had it since then.  {He's almost four now!}

A couple of months ago, this font was the closest I had to what's in the Kelly's Kids catalog . . .

It looks nice and I like it, but I decided when the font store had a sale, I'd buy the exact font that Kelly's Kids uses.  It's great for boys!  Introducing, Library . . .

I had a few other things on my wish list that I also purchased.  Cotillion (commonly known as fishtails) . . .

And Specs . . .

And Awesome Dots . . .

And Princess (aka Disney) . . .