Going green

Have you started to make the switch? I've been doing green things for as long as I can remember. The most simple one being turning off the water while I brush my teeth. I found a great blog

Growing Green Kiddos and Organic Babies
written by a member of my mommy/baby group. Steph is up on all kinds of green stuff.

Be sure to stop in at Hometown Ace Hardware (3700 Tieton Drive, next to Joann's Fabrics) if you're in Yakima. We've started selling the ECOS line of cleaning products. I've been using the toilet cleaner, the laundry detergent & the dishwashing detergent. We also have reusable tote bags for $1 each. I love taking them shopping or just out & about.

Aprons Abound!

This week's new etsy item is a series of retro aprons that I've been sewing. There are two styles: the scalloped bottom edge with darts & a yoke or the scalloped bottom edge with a boxy top.

Come take a look! The fabrics are fab!!

New on Etsy

Here's my newest projects - they can be purchased at BumbleBaby Mommy

Reclaimed wool sweaters - made into felted knit skirts and pants. I'm currently purchasing or accepting donations for my felted sweaters. If you have a fab sweater that was ruined, email me & we'll see what I can do for you!

The pants are unisex, and all items are made from natural materials. They can be lanolized to be used as longies to cover your cloth diapers.

My next item is the favorite of the month - shopping cart covers! The covers are a large rectangle, with cut outs for baby's legs and loops to attach toys. These covers are great for a place to set baby down, a tummy time mat, a restaurant high chair cover, or anything else you can think of. Fabrics are quilted to add a small amount of cushion for baby. They can be trimmed to contrast or to match the main pattern. All covers are reversible. (Notice Ava is modeling another style of felted pants in this photo too)