I haven't written on here for a bit, but that's mostly because I've been contributing articles to the Omnibus Journal (awesome people writing about all sorts of awesome things, GO CHECK THEM OUT) so it hasn't been for lack of writing...just a lack of it being posted here. <3 P.S. I STILL LOVE YOU. But, aside from that, I wanted to get my thoughts out there on some things. I've been bottling a lot of my feelings inside, and obviously, that is not the most effective and healthy way to live. So yeah. Let's get right down to it. The world will tell you that if you didn't go to college to get a "traditional degree," then you are worth less. And it started before you'd even touched your well-earned, labored over, tear soaked and coffee stained diploma. I always hated being asked "What is your major?" because the following conversation was the same 99.99% of the time. The follow up question always had a condescending tone, "What
So, I recently (finally) got myself a sewing machine! So, in order to get better use to my new toy, I hunted through the depths of Pinterest to find some crafts that I could easily make. Here it is! But with nothing in it yet. I stumbled upon this tutorial on a site called Crazy Little Projects. It seemed pretty doable, and didn't require a lot of supplies, so I hit up the JO-ANN Fabrics, got some fabrics with fun pattern options, and figured I'd give it a go! Her blog has a pattern, but I didn't actually use her printable pattern, as I didn't have a printer. But I made my own based on hers, and it seemed to work just fine! I also based mine off of the wipes holder that I already have, plus the space that 2-3 diapers take up. Not too shabby for a first time and being out of practice AND using an unfamiliar machine! I could have done a better job on the velcro lol. The idea for this project actually came to me a while back, when I wanted to take some diap