Time On My Hands?!?

Can you tell I have time on my hands after finishing my project? Thought I'd put it to good use a make a present for a friends little one. Posted the pattern on the right under Free Grand Revival Patterns.

Also, finally posted the link to the Barefoot Roses and Flea Market Bag Flickr group. I know a lot of Barefoot Roses is being sold out there in the world but I don't get to see projects made with it nearly enough. So join the group, I'm dying to see what you make with it!

Comments

[Alison]

Thank you so much for posting this pattern, it was very helpful. I have been trying for three weeks to make my own but they were not coming out right. Again, thank you.

[shannon]

Thanks for this great pattern. The one I made came out so cute. I'm going to make this for all the new babies in my life. You can see mine on my blog.

[Megan]

I just found your blog via Decor8 and am glad I did! I've recently started blogging about crafting, kids, whatnot to help me stay creatively motivated. I've made so many beanbags for my kids, but have yet to try balls. Now I definitely will! Thanks for the pattern.

[SewDelish]

Thanks, these look so cute. I can't wait to make some.Just printing the pattern off now.

[Jenny]

Thank you so much for this pattern. I've already used it and the ball turns out fantastic.

[Shannon K]

Since finding your ball pattern, I've made quite a few. My kids love them. I've posted pictures at my blog - www.myheart4him.wordpress.com.

Thanks for posting it.

Shannon

[Sassy]

Those are absolutely adorable!

[goedkoopste hypotheek rente]

It is great to see such blog.Thanks guys keep going like this.

[Karrie]

i can't seem to find the link to the pattern; is it still here?

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[Logo Design]

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The one I made came out so cute. I'm going to make this for all the new babies in my life.

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did you just make them with your hands? cute ones.. :)

[Vanessa]

Awesome tutorial, I featured it on my blog: http://designsbyvanessa.blogspot.com/2010/04/tutorial-roundup-baby-crafts.html

[Wonder]

what pattern are you guys talking about? all i see are pictures of the finished product

[Dot DeMasi]

The pattern for the happy ball cannot be displayed. I would love to make some balls for my granddaughter.

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Thank you. You are so creative.

[Procrastination Free Living]

Your creativity was so great, so neat, nice, and cool in my eyes!! I like your stuff for my daughter!! god job!!!

[Melissa]

Thanks for the pattern! I got another ball pattern free online, but they turned out kind of egg shaped. I think I'll have better success with these!

[becca]

Hey i know this maube silly but i cant find the pattern any help please x

[Angie]

These are so cute! How do I get the pattern, I don't see a link. Thanks for sharing!