Hooter hider fabric

Melissa and Esther wanted me to make them hooter hiders (or titty tents). I picked a blue/green tie dye for Mel Mel and blue and brown spots for Esther. What do you think?

Headband with flower

Here's the headband with a flower instead of the button.

Idea for cabinets

I'm thinking of this kind of a glaze for the cabinets in Dawn's kitchen. The color is going to be more of a yellow, but I'm thinking of a kind of brown for the glaze to make the flowers on the doors pop.

How to make your own headband

I thought I'd share my "pattern" for headbands. Easiest thing ever, I can make one in under an hour. :)
1-Chain 81, turn.
2-(Starting in 2nd chain from hook) Single crochet across, chain 1, turn
3-Single crochet 25, half double crochet until last 25, single crochet 25, chain 1, turn
4-Single crochet 25, double crochet until the last 25, single crochet 25, chain 1, turn
5-Single crochet 25, tripple crochet until last 25, single crochet 22, chain 3, skip 2, single crochet last single crochet (for the button hole), chain 1, turn
6-Single crochet 25, double crochet until last 25, single crochet, chain 1, turn
7-Single crochet 25, half double crochet until last 25, single crochet 25, chain 1, turn
8-Single crochet across, fasten off.
9-Sew button (on end without button hole) wherever it fits your head best.
Can add a flower, or a button, or use with flower clips.
I'll add pictures later, my kid won't let me take pictures at the moment. :)

Headbands

I made up a pattern for a headband. Jenn was my willing model.



I saw this big orange button and instantly thought of her.



Here's the side view with the button.

Sunken Pool

We painted our room, the color is called "Sunken Pool". I really like it.

And, yesterday, we took the popcorn off Cali's ceiling.