About the Crafty Mammas

Jacqueline and Amber are two sisters with a love of the handmade.

Though worlds away from the other, they come together to share their discoveries and endeavours to remain sane. ;)  

Jacq and Amber

8 Responses to “About the Crafty Mammas”

  1. Roxy Says:

    February 24, 2007 at 3:22 pm

    holy cow! you ladies look like sisters!
    i LOVE the stuff. this is such a good idea and can hardly wait to
    see more! that retro fabric is INSANE!!!!

    ~Roxy

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  2. Vicki Says:

    February 27, 2007 at 12:26 am

    Hi girls,
    Love your stuff and creativity. Amber, glad to see that you are doing well and congratulations on the birth of Giles. He looks beautiful. I think Gro-bags are an awesome idea to make with material. Here is a thought for you girls. Erik is now 16 mths, and I could not find a Gro-bag with long sleeves for beyond 1 yr old. Due to our house being heated by a wood stove, and Erik’s room at the back of the house, he needed a long sleeve bag. So my crafty Mum, put one together using a fleecy PJ pattern, took out the shape of the legs, and made the legs into a bag. Talk to you soon. Vicki.

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  3. jo brazier Says:

    August 1, 2007 at 11:48 pm

    Hi Crafty Mamas
    Thanks for nice comments about my store Calico & Ivy in Mosman Park…your creations are lovely.

    Just a small detail though – I wouldn’t want people to think those T shirts ($36) came from our shop – perhaps you mixed them up with another?

    Hope you will come and visit the store soon – lots of lovely new fabrics in August and September.

    With best wishes
    Jo Brazier

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  5. sophie Says:

    July 14, 2008 at 8:02 pm

    Hi,

    Just found your website. So glad to see that there are like minded crafty mammas out there making fantastic products for their kids. You have given me a verrryyy long list of projects!!! Keep up the great work!

    Sophie

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  7. girls sleeping bags Says:

    February 3, 2010 at 3:18 pm

    Intimately, the post is really the best topic on

    Reply
  8. Amin Hasan Says:

    October 26, 2010 at 10:20 pm

    Dear Jacqueline and Amber!

    I was hoping you could help me. I am trying to make an apron for my 1972 Marmet pram, but cant seem to find any templates or information on how to do that?
    sincerely yours Amin Hasan

    Reply

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