Snuggies Girls Gone Wild!

It got a little wild in the iLoveToCreate design studio today!

Allee decided that the zebra snuggie we did for the website was just what she needed to warm up.

Chloe, our copy write was freeeeezing, so she grabbed one of the snuggies that says "NICE" in glitter and iron-ons. She is itty bitty, and the pink snuggie was HUGE!

I think she like it because it made her look "NICE".....

Allee was pretty happy that her's said "NAUGHTY".... and there it was.... Snuggies Girls GONE WILD!!!!

To see how we embellished them go to iLoveToCreate.com and get the scoop.

Sweet Snowball Slippers

You can add these super cute snowball pompoms to slippers for fabulously easy gifts for Christmas. I picked these up at Target and added the pompoms with my Pattiewack Pompom Tool. It's the 4-inch pompoms made with a little bit of the fancy yarns you can snag from any craft store. I love the white-on-white, because it's so snowy and winter looking.

You can also dress up some ordinary shoes from your closet and make them totally rock the dance floor by adding darling pompoms.


Here's how to make the Pattiewack Pompoms:


Wind yarn 1o times around the 3-inch step of the Pattiewack Pom Pom Tool.

Wind wire or yarn around the center and twist or tie.

Cut the yarn on both sides to release the pom pom.

Pull the pom pom off the tool and glue it to your shoe.

Fabulous and fancy! And it's not too late to order a Pattiewack Pompom Tool on the Pattiewack website. Use your PayPal and it will be on it's way just in time for the holiday dance!

Washcloth House Slippers

Today on CBS in Tulsa on the Six in the Morning show, I did the fun, fluffy, ruffled washcloth house slippers. These are the most comfy things to wear and fabulous to give! Every time I make these, people go nuts! My mom and I used to make these years ago when my Daddy was a pastor in Ada, Oklahoma. We made them for the seniors at the nursing homes, and those folks were so appreciative. My parents really taught me that it is more blessed to give than to receive. The project instructions and a printable diagram for making them is on my PattieWack Website, along with dozens more projects that I've done on TV shows and videos. I have to tell you that I was so excited when I spied these washcloths at Target, because they already had the rick rack sewn around the edges. It just really adds to the cute factor, I think! You know, I'm thinking maybe I need to make these for all the girls in my family for Christmas morning......