jacket: Kohls tank top: Old Navy jeans: Rue 21 wedges: some shoe outlet I can't remember :)
I kind of felt like a watermelon in this outfit. At least that means it is almost summer right?
I kind of felt like a watermelon in this outfit. At least that means it is almost summer right?
I made these bean bags a few weeks ago for a friend's son, and decided to make them for our friend's twin girls' 1st birthday. I took some more picture this time in case you want to make them!
And I made some owls to go with them:
First cut out your squares for the bean bags. I cut mine 6 inches by 6 inches.
Then cut out your letters from iron on/transfer paper.
(Make sure to cut your letters backwards. Luckily that didn't matter with the name Ava.)
Follow the directions on the transfer paper. For mine I ironed it onto the black fabric, peeled off the paper and then ironed it on to the bean bag square.
Do this for all your letters:
Lay your fabric pieces facing in. Then sew around the edges, leaving about 3 inches on one side open to fill it with beans.
Turn your bean bag inside out. And fill it with beans.
Fold in the extra few inches and pin down.
I did a zig zag stitch around all four edges.
Do this for all of your bean bags.
I also made these little owls. I just used felt and hand sewed them.
I found these cute buckets at Target.
Added a book, the bean bags and owls and love how it turned out!
