I ‘met’ Dianna early last year when she reached out to me for her Bloggers Spring Fling Series, and I have been following along ever since. Whatever Dee Dee Wants is a lifestyle blog that features all sorts of fantastic ideas! I love finding new things to do, see or try – and Dee Dee satisfies that need fabulously.
She has such fabulous creations that I want to try…
Made by either herself, or another fabulous blogger that she is featuring on her site…
And lets not forget about the things that make me drool…
Whatever Dee Dee Wants is such a fun site that I love to browse and am particularly partial to…it gave a blogger like me a chance to be featured when very few people knew who I was :). Thanks for that Dee Dee!
I am honored and humbled to welcome Dianna from Whatever Dee Dee Wants to the New Years ReSewLution Series.
Welcome Dee Dee!
I have been wanting to make my son a dinosaur hoodie sweatshirt for quite a while. I went as far as buying him a sweat shirt to make one two years ago and just never got around to it. When Jessica asked me to be part of her ReSewLution series I knew I had to make the dinosaur sweatshirt.
Dianna, that dino hoodie is so cute! I am loving the little boy dinosaur craze that seems to be hitting blogland, and this is fantastic! Thank you so much for being here and sharing this awesome tute.
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Thanks so much for stopping by, and until next time…Happy Sewing!
Thanks for having me on your blog today and for all the sweet things you said 🙂
That’s great, and SO EASY! I can’t wait to make one!
I love the dino hoodie! Great quick and easy project that is sure to turn heads 🙂
Is felt ok to go in the washing machine? I thought it would shrink…
I wash mine on cold and line dry. You could also use another fabric and interfacing to help keep it stiff.
I’ve made several dino hoodies in the past (blogged about it here: http://jennisrandomramblings.blogspot.com/2011/08/diy-dino-hoodie.html) and the felt ones have washed fine, but we’ve never put them in the dryer — we just lay them flat to dry. To make ones that can go in the dryer, I’ve used fleece for the triangles with some medium strength interfacing to keep them stiffer like the felt.
Just made this one and it came out GREAT! Thank you!
(I linked to your blog, just fyi http://clutteredhouse.blogspot.com/2012/11/how-pinterest-saved-halloween.html)