Now who can tell me what I’m referencing?
This page was created on the back of a Ritz cracker box bound into my door journal. I very rarely use this journal…in fact I had put it away in the cupboard and forgotten about it until yesterday.
I seem to do my pages about a year part…so at that rate I’ll be done with this one in about 8 years. HA!
So my neighbor came to me with her daughters favorite coat. She had caught the toggle button on something and ripped it horribly down the front.
(of course this would be where the before photo would go) no such luck here…
Since the mornings have been a bit chilly lately I decided I needed to tackle this conundrum. 
I went with my original thought of creating some vines or stems to cover the ripped fabric.
Mini-me delivered it to her just a bit ago and she said “Thank your Mom 1000x”. I think it was a success.
Since we are coming up on Homecoming for my kids school I decided to dig up a post I created paying homage to my high school flag twirling days. Our big event was Homecoming. We marched and twirled with the band in the parade and during halftime of the football game. It was really quite fun!
Take a look…
Last month some of my visitors from the Dress-up Project thought the idea of recreating my flag twirler uniform was a good idea. Funny because it was just something I thought on a whim …not a really great plan in my head. So, I dug out the picture and gave it a whirl…or maybe that should be a twirl.
Most high school mascots are named for birds or tough, scary animals. Or maybe warriors.
Not us…
We were the Skippers. Yeah…I know…
Oh, watch out!! Here come those big, bad Skippers! It was a nautical thing that was much more relevant about 50 or so years prior. Although I’m sure it was chosen as an elitist thing. Bunch of snobs….but I digress.
Anyway…we had a sailor theme for our uniforms. I did manage the sailor collar but didn’t even attempt to make a sailor hat or the white gloves.
I’m pretty happy with the result.
What do you think compared to the real deal…?
Homecoming 1988
Never mind the “woodsy-the-owl glasses”. Good grief…keep in mind it was the 80’s after all.
Make sure to visit the Alice and Camilla blog to see the rest of the September dresses.
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