Bible Tote Bag

This is a fun and stylish tote bag for your Scriptures. There is even room to put some colored pencils in for marking your Scriptures.
This sells for $25 shipped in the US. Or, $20 if you provide fabric. (1/2 yd. fabric and 1/2 yd. contrasting fabric. Canvas or heavier fabric will hold up longer.

Boppy

Everybody needs a boppy for their baby, right? This is the perfect boppy. It is 16" wide and 13" deep. It has three loops so you can attach small toys to entertain your baby. Very soft and comfortable. Perfect for helping baby to sit up or to lounge on.
(Toys not included.)
This is $20 shipped in US or $15 if you provide the fabric.

Stowaway Nurser

This is a nursing cover, otherwise known as a "Hooter Hider" or a "Nursing Shield." They are great for nursing in public. They are made of a light weight cotton so your baby doesn't bake! At the bottom corner there is a small pocket to hold a pacifier or nursing pads. This pocket also serves as a burp cloth. I have many cute fabrics to choose from, or you can send me 2yds of your own.

These are the Stowaway Nurser's I have available currently. They sell for $20 shipped in the US. Or $17 if you provide the fabric.

Grocery Cart Seat Cover

This is a seat cover for grocery carts so your little one can be a little more protected from germs. It is padded for a little more comfort also. It has two pockets for you to store snacks, bottles or sippy cups, pacifier, keys, small wallet, cell phone, pager, change or a number of other items. It has a belt that secures baby to the grocery cart. This cover fits grocery carts at your major clubs (Sam's, Costco, etc.) as well as your Target or local grocery store. Comes in a cute matching bag for storage.




This item sells for $60 including shipping and handling (in the US), or $45 if you select and send the fabric to me. (1 1/2 yds. for inside seat, 1 3/8 yd. for elastic ruffle, 1/2 yd. contrast fabric.)

My Projects

I recently had a baby. And when all babies come into this world you need a lot of things for your baby. Even though this was my fourth baby, I still needed things. What got me started sewing all these projects was the need to keep myself modest while nursing my sweet little one. I met with a large group of ladies one day to celebrate a friends birthday. While we were preparing to leave I noticed my good friend nursing her baby. When I asked her what it was she was using to keep herself covered she told me it was a "Hooter Hider." I found out that they cost anywhere from $30-45. I was sold. Then my sweet husband said, "Megan, try making one, you are great at sewing," or something like that. I use it everywhere. Not only is it decent but it is made with stylish material.