+ introducing our eight new ‘Faces of Sweet Thing’!

sweet fashion, stylish living & inspired ideas lifeSummer 2011/12

sun!here comes the

SWEET: EXCLUSIVE READER’S COMPETITION!

the coolest looks for your kids this Summer!

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OUR first EVER ISSUE!Jam-packed with great reads, fabulous fashion & more!

Blissful Babes: Discover the benefits of Infant Massage

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Pretty Pettiskirts! Ella (Purple), Sydney (Aqua), and Claudia (Red) wear Japanese Doll Pettiskirts $69.99 and Japanese Doll Pettitops $29.99. Available in assorted colours in sizes 1-2, 3-4 & 5-7. Sierra (Pink) wears 4-Flowers top $29.99 and Flo Dancewear skirt $49.99. All available from Sweet Thing Baby & Children’s Wear Boutique and at our online store: www.sweetthing.com.au

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Summer 2011/12

ContentsON THE COVER

4 SWEET COMPETITION! Enter our exclusive readers’ competition!

5 BLISSFUL BABES Discover the benefits of Infant Massage and how you can learn to help your baby

9 INTRODUCING OUR FRESH FACES Meet the eight winners of our ‘Face of Sweet Thing’ Competition

PARENTING

8 GETTING SNUGGLY: THE ART OF BABY SWADDLING It’s not as complicated as it seems!

FASHION

6 SWEET TOTS: BUBS FASHION The most adorable Summer fashion for little ones

15 HAIR-TASTIC! We take a look at the cutest hair accessories of the season

16 SWEET BLESSINGS: KIDS FASHION Formal and Christening wear for kids

MUM’S OWN

14 MUM’S THE WORD: MAKE-UP Fail safe make-up tips from Grace, our resident Avon make up consultant

18 CRAFT CORNER: BLOOMING BRILLIANT Meet Sachiko from Tea Rose Home as she takes you through the steps to make your own Eclectic Flower Bouquet Wreath

Credits: Art Direction & Design – Abra Schmidt (Abra{card}Abra cards + design); Photography – Melinda Hird (Melinda Hird Photography) & Peter Kissun (Peter Kissun Photography); Contributors – Katrina Lee (Infant Massage Therapy), Grace Penman (Avon), Sachiko Aldous (Tea Rose Home) & Audrey Tran (Sweet Thing Baby & Children’s Wear Boutique).

Terms & Conditions: Conditions of entry: 1) Complete an entry form obtained from the Sweet Living magazine. 2) Only an original entry form from the Sweet Living magazine is valid. Any other form of entry will be deemed invalid. 3) Enter the valid entry form into the competition box at Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear Boutique (Shop 16a, 2 Sentry Drive Stanhope Gardens NSW 2768). 4) Entries sent by mail must arrive in our mail box by the closing time & date. 5) Entries by phone & email are deemed invalid. 6) Entries will close at 5pm 22/02/2012. 7) Winners will be announced on 23/02/2012 – just in time for Christmas. Selection method: 1) Winners will be randomly selected from the entry box. 2) If an entry form is deemed invalid, another random selection will be performed. 3) A representative from Melinda Hird photography or Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear Boutique will select the winners. Miscellaneous: 1) The winners will be responsible for travelling & accommodation costs associated with the photo session. 2) The photos of the winners may be used for promotional material by Melinda Hird Photography & Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear Boutique. 3) The prize is not redeemable for cash. 4) The prize may be transferable only if the winner provides sufficient notice in advance by either email or letter to Melinda Hird Photography & Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear Boutique.

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WIN!Your chance to WIN great prizes for your children and family!

Enter our exclusive sweetlife readers’ competition for your chance to WIN a Family Portrait Session & Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear vouchers!

1st Prize:A Gold Portrait Package Family Photography session

for up to 2 hours (outdoors or studio) valued at $495!

+ A $250 voucher to spend at Sweet Thing Baby and

Children’s Wear Boutique!

2nd Prize:A $150 voucher to spend at Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear Boutique!

3rd Prize:A $50 voucher to spend towards a Melinda Hird Photography Photo Session.+ A $50 voucher to spend at Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear Boutique!

Photographed by Melinda Hird Photography

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The tender, loving touch of a parent has long been recognized as a primal need. But did you know that a healthy and secure parent/infant relationship is now recognised as one of the essential building blocks of mental health?Physical contact in the form of caring touch is one of the critical factors in the parent/infant relationship, and so infant massage allows that relationship to develop, allowing parents to build trust with their new baby.

What is infant massage?

Infant massage, otherwise known as baby massage, involves the parent or caregiver learning a series of strokes and massage techniques in order to enhance their baby’s physiological and psychological development. In doing so, they deepen their parent-infant bond, thereby promoting secure attachment through nurturing touch.

Baby massage is usually taught in a small group setting, or alternatively, some educators also provide individual sessions. Either way, these sessions are run over a few weeks, so that parents can learn the strokes gradually and to allow babies time to adjust to being massaged.

The benefits of massaging your baby

The benefits of infant massage have been enjoyed in other cultures for centuries, and now Australian parents can learn the techniques to help their babies enjoy this gift of loving touch. Learning infant massage is made easy with a certified educator to guide you through each stroke carefully until you are confident in using the simple techniques.

There are many benefits of infant massage including (but not limited to):

• Itisfunandenjoyableforbothbabyandparent;

• Helpsbothbabyandparenttorelax&reducestresshormones;

• Improvesbaby’ssleepingpatterns;• Improves colic and constipation and calms irritable

babies;• Stimulatesthebaby’scirculatory&digestivesystem

andissaidtoimprovetheirimmunesystem;• Boosts ababy’sSerotonin levelswhich is known to

reducetherisksofSIDS;• Improves parent/baby’s bonding and secure

attachment(importantforlife-longmentalhealth);• Provides an opportunity for fathers to spend quality

timewiththeirbabies;• Strokescanbeadaptedforuseonbabiesandchildren

withspecialneedstohelpthemreachtheirpotential;• Developspreverballanguageskills;and• Itimprovesmind/bodyawareness.

Infant massage is a beautiful and simple way for you, as a parent, to express your love for your baby. However, it is important to note that there are significant differences between massage for adults and massage for infants.

An understanding of the correct strokes, ideal timing and length of massage to avoid over-stimulation are important. That’swhereinfantmassagetrainingisessential; likeanyother form of therapy, it is important to know the specific techniques to enhance the experience.

Katrina Lee is a Professional member of the IMIS and is a Certified Infant Massage Instructor (trained by the IMIS).

If you would like more information about Infant Massage or want to book into an Infant Massage class, please contact:

Katrina Lee, Professional member of IMISMobile: 0421 532 060Email: InfantMssgeTherapy@gmail.com

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The benefits of infant massage explained...

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Sweet TotsAdorable Summer Fashion for little girls & boys!

1 Mini Treasures Lexis Red Flower Dress $77-$89.10, Zaza Madison Designs square rhinestone clips $8.95ea.

2 Cocoon Couture Woodland charm $14.95, Life Factory WeeGo glass baby bottle $19.95-$29.95 ea, Bebe

Mirabelle Romper $47, Sweet Thing headbands $16.95ea, Baby Chick Italian Sandals $76.

3 Giddy Giddy Hairclip $9.95, Bebe Red Poppy Dress $43.90, Bebe Red Poppy Bloomer $20, Sweet Thing lacey

headband $16.95.

Photography by Peter Kissun

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4 Cocoon Couture Woodland charm $14.95, Bebe Theo stripe tee $25, Bebe

Indigo denim shorts $43, Life Factory WeeGo glass baby bottle $19.95-$29.95ea.

5 Eternal Creation hat $29.95, Bebe Chilli tee $23, Bebe Dark Grey denim short $43.

6 Bebe Blue Ridge overall $37.

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Swaddling babies is a practice which has been used for generations, but as a new parent it can seem like some complicated and confusing form of origami, especially at three in the morning!

Research compiled in recent years suggests that wrapping your baby will help them to settle better. This is because when they are securely wrapped, they are able to feel secure, as they did in the womb before birth.

Benefits of swaddling your baby

• Wrappingcanhelpbabiesdevelopamoresettledsleeppattern.Swaddled babies tend to sleep better and for longer than those who are not. Improved sleep for baby means there are benefits for parents as well!

• Swaddlingcanpreventababyfromscratchingtheirfaceandeyes.• Whenbabiesarewrappedwiththeirhandsclosetotheirfacethey

can comfort themselves more easily. Swaddling can mimic the intra-uterine security which newborns have grown accustomed to.

• Swaddlinghelpstokeepababyontheirbackforsleepswhichcan reduce the risk of SIDS. Research has shown that swaddling helps to reduce spontaneous waking when a baby is placed to sleep on their back.

• Wrapping also helps to contain a baby’s startle or Moro reflexwhich can sometimes cause them to wake up before they have slept for long enough. It also helps to prevent random arm movements which can disturb sleep.

• Itkeepsbabieswarm.Bodyheatisretainedandswaddlinghelpsa baby to maintain a steady and even temperature.

What is the best material for swaddling?

The best fabric to use is 100% cotton. An open weave, light weight cotton or muslin wrap is the most practical option and is not expensive. You can buy wraps ready made in packs of four upwards or if you’re keen, you can sew them yourself! The best shape is square, rather than rectangular because then you won’t be limited to just using 2 of the four sides.

You can also buy wraps which are designed to envelop the baby and which secure with Velcro. Lots of parents find these are very good for keeping the wrap in place. Expect to use a couple of wraps a day during the newborn period.

How to swaddle

There are lots of different ways to use a wrap and swaddle. Karitane offers a practical guide on it’s website (www.karitane.com.au) which is worth referring too if you need help.

What to wear underneath the wrap

• Inwarmweather,dressyourbabyinjustasingletandnappyoranappy only, under a light wrap.

The art of baby swaddling: it’s not as complicated as it can seem!

SWADDLING MADE EASY: 3 WAYS(all available from sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear)

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2 The Woombie $41 each

3 Sleepy Wings $29.95 each

Ergo Cocoon $29.95 each

Getting SNUGGLY

• Incoolweather,dressbabyinalightweightjumpsuitunderneaththe wrap. Don’t use a bunny rug or blanket – it can cause overheating. Also be careful not to overheat the house, especially if baby has an infection.

Important points to consider with swaddling:

When you are swaddling your baby it is very important to remember the current recommendations from SIDS and Kids (www.sidsandkids.org)

• Keepyourbabyinasmokefreeenvironment.• Putbabyonthebacktosleepwiththeirfeetatthebottomofthecot.• Sleepbabywiththefaceandheaduncovered.Wrapsthataretoo

high can obstruct baby’s breathing and cause baby to overheat.• It’snotrecommendedtowrapbabieswhobed-sharewiththeir

parents. This can cause overheating (a known cause of SIDS). Dress baby as you would dress yourself in this situation.

• Notallbabiesliketobeswaddled.Besensitivetoyourbaby’scuesor signals which tell you when they are content or uncomfortable. Communication between you and your baby is always more important than following “suggestions” for how to help manage them.

• Avoidswaddlingyourbabytootightly.Theystillneedtobeabletoexpand their chest freely to breathe and move a little under the wrap.

• Makesureyourbabycanstillmovetheirlegsaroundfreely.Theirhipsneedtobeflexedandabducted, thenormalpositiontheirlegs will be in. Babies who are swaddled with their legs straight are at risk of having hip dysplasia.

When to stop swaddling

Your baby will tell you when they do not want to be swaddled any longer. Each baby develops at an individual rate and will learn how to wriggle free eventually.

Full swaddling, including the arms works for babies up to about 6 months. Once the baby starts to roll, you can try to transition into a sleeping bag using a swaddle (such as Ergo Cocoon or The Woombie convertible) which has the open arms. The best way is to start with one arm out at a time with the aim to transfer the baby into a sleeping bag when they are ready.

Do you need help or further directions?

Talk to one of our friendly staff @ Sweet Thing Baby & Children’s Wear Boutique. We can offer you helpful directions and point you towards further information.

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At Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear, we recently ran a competition to discover the New “Faces of Sweet Thing”! We didn’t anticipate just how many entries we would receive and just how gorgeous the calibre of children would be! Faced with a tough decision, we decided to choose not one, not two, but eight new Faces of Sweet Thing!!

So without further ado, we would like to introduce you to our eight gorgeous winners! We chose gorgeous 8 month Isobel, Scarlett (16 months), Knox (17 months), our lovely 2 years old Allegra, Riley and Imagen, 4 year old Nathan and 5 year old Isabelle!

Each lucky winner scored a free photographic session

with Melinda from Melinda Hird Photography, as well as

the outfit they got to wear on the day of the shoot! We

will also be displaying some of the best shots from the

day in store. Why not pop in and visit us today to check

them out?

Stay tuned for further great competitions like this at

Sweet Thing Baby and Children’s Wear, or turn to Page

4 to enter our exclusive sweetlife readers’ competition!

You could win a Family Portrait package with Melinda

Hird Photography, just for being a sweetlife reader!

Meet our 8 gorgeous new “Faces of Sweet Thing”!

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Our Fresh Faces!

Photographed by Melinda Hird Photography

Introducing

Above: Isobel (8 months), wears Tea Princess Pink Icingfloralbodysuit$49.94,TeaPrincessFeatherIvoryTripleflowerHeadband$34.94

Right: Scarlett (16 months), wears Jean Bourget off-white girls dress $123.00.

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Meet the babies...

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and the toddlers...

Left: Knox (17 months), wears Bebe by Minihaha white dressy s/s pocket and tab shirt $33.00, Bebe by Minihaha

Elephant pin tuck short $35.00.

Below: Imagen (2 years), wears Tahlia Red Flower embellished dress $93.00, satin headband $19.95

So much fun in the sun! Melinda captured

each of our winners on a beautiful day

in gorgeous summer fashions (all available

from Sweet Thing)!

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Above: Riley (2 years), Bebe by Minihaha white check dressy s/s shirt $33.00.

Right: Allegra (2 years), Tea Princess French Vanilla Babydoll dress $79.94 and hair clips $8.95.

Meet the littlies...

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Above Left: Nathan (4 years), Eternal Creation Benji s/s cotton shirt $37.95, 3 Pommes City Chic

white trousers $50.60

Left: Isabelle (5 years), Mini Treasure Allira Denim Ra Ra Dress $89.10,

Japanese Doll Flower Beanie $24.95.

and the big kids...

If you would like to find out more about Melinda, please visit her website:www.melindahirdphotography.com

To book a session or to get in touch, please call: 0410 760 119

Meet our Photographer...

Melinda Hird of Melinda Hird Photography, is a prize winning Sydney portrait and wedding photographer,

based in Acacia Gardens.

She has an intense passion for photography and for capturing that special moment, whilst providing you with the full experience from start to finish. All her sessions

are fun, relaxed and her job is to make you feel at ease in front of the camera. She is easy-going, friendly and enjoys working with people, especially babies and young children.

Melinda has her own studio, but prefers to photograph in beautifullocationswithnaturallight.Sheisveryflexibleand

will travel to your home, with her lights, backgrounds and props.

She understands the importance of capturing life’s precious moments. To her, family photos are an investment, her aim

is to bring you the same feeling of joywhen you see your photos for the first time, as you will as

for the next 30 years!

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“We believe that making up should be easy…”To be honest, I hardly wore makeup before I started doing AVON about a year ago. As the baby daughter in the family, my Mum always thought I was just too young to wear makeup! I have learned most of the makeup tips from You Tube since I married my husband 9 years ago. I used to only put makeup on for my husband’s company Cocktail party and it used to take me about two to three hours! I have always loved bright coloured eye shadow, but until recently I only used pink or brown just to stay on the safe side. I didn’t want to end up looking like a clown! But now I can tell you that with makeup practise makes perfect. It’s a lot easier than you might think.

Cool Skin Tone, Warm Skin Tone?

In order to find makeup that compliments your skin tone you will first have to figure out what skin tone you have. But how? It is easy! Stand in front of a mirror with gold material and silver material. Take turns holding the different material up to your face. If the silver material makes you look bright and vibrant but the gold material gives your skin a sick appearance then you have a cool skin tone, if it is the opposite then you have warm skin tone. If you look good in both then your skin tone is neutral.

Get Primed

Primer is super hot at the moment because it helps set makeup so that it stays in place for hours. It also helps to prevent a meltdown in the heat, keeping eyelids oil-free to prevent eyeshadow melting into your eyelid crease as the day goes on. Just remember to wait for primer to dry before you apply any makeup.

Pro-tip: try AVON Magix Face Perfector

Get the Foundation right!

Too much and you look like a clown; too little and you lookunpolished. Foundation comes in many varieties: cream, stick, liquid, powder. So how do you get that naturally flawless look?First, choose the right kind for you!

For dry skin types, choose a liquid, stick or cream stick foundation that contains moisturizer.

For oily skin types, use an oil-free liquid or powder foundation that absorbs oil, leaving you with a matte smooth finish.

Mineral makeup often works well on oily skin. This is because these types of foundation contain lightweight particles, are free of talc, artificial dyes and fragrances. You can build cover that suits you, from sheer to full coverage.

The eyes have it

Your eye makeup plays an important role as it can make or break the overall effect you are trying to create. We all know your eyes are the window to your soul. So how can you make them come alive with a touch of shadow on the lids?

W i t h so many shades to choose from, don’t choose a colour just because you like it. Choose colours that go well with your skin tone and ones that will make your eye colour pop. On special occasions you can match your eyeshadow with your clothes.

Cool skin tones work well with mauve, plum and rose colours. Warm skin tones are complimented by coral, neutral and bronze colours. People with neutral skin tone can wear just about any colour of eyeshadow as long as it suits their eye colour.

Blending is key: start light then go dark. Use 2 or 3 different colours, use a light colour for the base, brush the base colour on the entire eyelid and right up to the brow bone. The main colour (a medium shade) goes on the lid and the highlighter (the darkest shade) is for the crease.

Pro Tip: Remember to keep lips a nude colour when applying strong eyeshadow. Put the focus on either eyes or lips, never both.

So don’t get stressed about applying makeup. Just remember that the more you play around with it, the more confident you will be! Play with your makeup a few days before a big event and you will get it just right.

If you would like more information about how to choose foundation, eyeshadow or any other makeup products, please contact your local Avon representative.

Grace is a Sales Leader Representative with AVON Australia.

Are you interested in learning more?

If you would like more information, please contact:Grace Penmanmobile: 0406564821 email: gracepenman@y7mail.com

Do you want more cash for you and your family? Do you want the freedom and flexibility of working from home? Do youwant to work for a company that understands mums? Say YES today with Avon, the company that will support you! It is FREE to start with no up front costs and FREE training.

Makeup doesn’t need to be tricky as our resident makeup expert Grace reveals!

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Mum’s THE WORD

Hair-Tastic!A kaleidoscope of cute hair accessories for the Summer Season

Hydrangea clip on interchangeable headband $12.95

Red ribbon hair

bow clip $8.95

Pink polka-dot clip on interchangeable headband $12.95

Crotchet flower headb

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White lace & linen headband $16.95

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Ribbon hair bow clip in purple $8.95

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Formal Fashions, Christening & Baptism outfits!

Sweet BLESSINGS

Absorba Boutique white shirt w/ tie $84.50 and pants $93.50.

3 Pommes Adventurer shirt $55.80 and Adventurer shorts from $50.60, Eurobimbi Italian shoes $79.99.

Jean Bourget Baby Chic set $102.80, Faultley silk shoes from $24.95.

3 Pommes striped shirt $71.05 and Collector shorts

$55.90

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Formal Fashions, Christening & Baptism outfits!

Sweet BLESSINGS

Ouch Pasley dress $63, Sweet Thing hair clip $8.95, Chino lavender mesh leggings $19.95.

Dress?, Eurobimbi silver heart shoes $79.95, Sweet Thing headband $16.95.

Jean Bourget dress set $112.90, Sweet Thing headband $12.95, Faultley Satin Rose shoes $29.95.

Freshbaked Floral Garden dress $65, Sterling silver and crystal bracelet $17.95, Sweet

Thing headband $12.95.

Photography by Peter Kissun

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Learn to make a stunning Eclectic Flower Bouquet Wreath – from scratch!

Blooming BRILLIANTWe have fallen in love with this wreath and we think you will too! Follow Sachiko’s step by step guide and make your own beautiful wreath, just in time for Christmas!

Shopping List:

• 10”Wreathfoam(availablefromcraftsupplystores)

• 1metreof100%cottonfabric(trymuslinorsomething with a rough texture)

• CottonLace

• Flowers(Sachikousedflowersshemadefromapastproject–trysilkflowers)

• SewingPins(Lotsofthem!)

• Ribbon(tomakealooptohangthewreath)

The Steps...

1 With 1 metre of fabric make bias tape (to learn how to make bias tape, visit the Tea Rose Home Website: www.tearosehome.blogspot.com). Cut three 7” wide bias fabrics.

2 Connect two bias fabrics together to make a big loop. Cut the third bias fabric in half to make 3 1/2” strips.

3 Wrap the bias strip from step 2 around the foam wreath. When you come to the end, simply use the sewing pin to stabilise the fabric. Make sure to push them all the way in!

4 On the one side of the big loop, sew on the lace all the way around. For the other side, stretch and move the fabric around roughly, so that it will fray a little bit and give it some character.

5 Fold the fabric 3” to the middle part all the way around.

6 Place the folded fabric on top of the wrapped wreath, and start making pleats and secure it with sewing pins. Keep going all the way around.

7 Now,thefunpart!Decoratethewreathwithflowers.You can use sewing pins to secure the flowers. Use

pins that are more then 1” long, this will make it very stable(justincaseyouareworriedaboutfallingflowers).

Note:TheflowersSachikousedareleftoversfrompastproject. Her website has tutorials showing you how to makeflowers.SeetheRuffleShirttutorialorherFabricFlowertutorial.Ifyouarenotupformakingflowers,youcanusesilkflowers.Justremovetheplasticcentreinthe middle of each one and pin them on to the wreath.

8 If you like, you can add a touch of glamour with some individual pearls too.

9 Cut about 3” of ribbon to make a loop so that you can hang the wreath. Seal the edge with your favourite method, and pin it onto the back of the wreath. If you want to make it extra secure, you can use a glue gun and then pin.

10 Have fun figuring out where and how to place the flowers!

Once you are happy, you are finished!

The finished result: a beautiful wreath for your home or to give as a special gift, just in time for Christmas!

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Follow these steps to make your wreath:

MEET SACHIKO FROM TEA ROSE HOME:

“Tea Rose Home was born three years ago when I started blogging. I’m happily married with three beautiful children. I love to design, sew, work with beads, and restore old items. On my blog I share sewing/craft tutorials, fun ideas and a little about my life. Through blogging I have met so many wonderful people and been given great opportunities. My projects have been printed in a national magazine and more is on the way!”

To read more about Sachiko and for more craft and design ideas visit the blog at: www.tearosehome.blogspot.com

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