As I was coming home one night, I noticed that my neighbor was throwing out this old Step 2 motorcycle. "Ohhh! I need that! Stop the car!" I said to my husband as we drove past. Know what he said? "Ain't happening!" Oh, the horrors of the neighbors seeing me cart their trash home! He told me to go back when it was dark out. So, I did. And I brought this little gem home. It was roughed up and has definitely seen better days.
I knew that with a little TLC I could have this baby looking spiffy. By a little TLC, I mean a can of spray paint and a little vinyl cut out with my Silhouette Cameo. With a days worth of work (mostly paint drying time), the Bat-Cycle was born.
I knew I wanted to give it to my nephew, so I had to customize it a bit. His nickname is Brockie, so I found some Batman font and put "Brockie-Man" on the back.
He is officially the coolest kid on the block now.
As luck would have it, I found a really cool Little Tikes beetle type car last weekend in someone else's trash. I can't wait to start work on it, but I am still trying to think of the final look I want.
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Friday, October 26, 2012
American Girl Superheros
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Allison loves dressing up her American Girl dolls. One of the first things I knew I wanted to make when I started to teach myself how to sew was more clothes for her dolls. Since this is October, the month for Halloween, I have been inspired to make her some Halloween costumes for her dolls. You already saw the Wonder Woman costume I made for her and her doll, but I couldn't just stop with that Superhero! She also got Bat Girl, Robin Girl and Spider Girl costumes to have a collection of crime fighting dolls.
I have also found that those little orange Halloween candy buckets make great trick or treat buckets for the American Girl dolls. I just need to whip out the polymer clay again for little treats to fill them with!
*I get a high volume of emails from readers asking if I sell these costumes. Unfortunately, I don't. However, there are many Etsy sellers who would happily replicate the costumes for you. Please feel free to send a copy of the photos to the Etsy doll dress maker retailer of your choice :)
Allison loves dressing up her American Girl dolls. One of the first things I knew I wanted to make when I started to teach myself how to sew was more clothes for her dolls. Since this is October, the month for Halloween, I have been inspired to make her some Halloween costumes for her dolls. You already saw the Wonder Woman costume I made for her and her doll, but I couldn't just stop with that Superhero! She also got Bat Girl, Robin Girl and Spider Girl costumes to have a collection of crime fighting dolls.
I have also found that those little orange Halloween candy buckets make great trick or treat buckets for the American Girl dolls. I just need to whip out the polymer clay again for little treats to fill them with!
*I get a high volume of emails from readers asking if I sell these costumes. Unfortunately, I don't. However, there are many Etsy sellers who would happily replicate the costumes for you. Please feel free to send a copy of the photos to the Etsy doll dress maker retailer of your choice :)
Are you crafting anything cool for the Halloween holiday?
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