Just to be clear, and very honest, here is what I should have been doing this weekend …
Look at all those clothes just waiting to be folded! Actually, I believe that wrinkles, whether on your skin or in your clothes are good for your soul and character building. It’s true. Also, could you please note the clothes presence in the pac ‘n’ play? What else do you do when you have a one year old who dumps laundry baskets?
Yes, so I totally ignored the laundry, most likely hurting it’s little feelings for this …
Ignore the freak hands and bandaged finger. I tried to wrangle an ancient drying rack and, well, it won. By a significant margin. I will now go hang my head in shame. Moving on …
Did I mention I love this fabric? Because I do!
Detail on the strap and boning around the neckline …
And … [drum roll, please] … FINISHED PRODUCT!
It’s a nursing cover! But, not just any nursing cover … this is the Mercedes of nursing covers. This thing is posh. This thing is a tent! I love it! And when I’m done using it for nursing, I just may swing it over my shoulder and go fight crime.
Why make it on my fourth child? First, I’m slow … and second, I’ve fought blankets for the last five years. I’m done fighting blankets … the size, the smother effect, the too small to be functional issue … all of it! If I go any further in this train of revolutionary thought, I’ll break into a song from Les Mis, so I’m going to stop.
However, if you’re like me at all and are still searching for that perfect cover up, check out this awesome pattern from Passionate Homemaking!
Seriously … still thinking about using it as a crime fighting cape …
The End.
