While in Korea

It's hard to believe I've been home from The Convention for over a week now.  I have sewn stuff since I've been back, but I forgot to take a picture of the patchwork dish towels I made last night, and I'm half way done with the binding of George's Easter quilt.  

But, I did sew great things while in Korea which shouldn't be forgotten.

Grace and George got personalized aprons. I made Grace's apron while in Korea, and then I paid a nice Korean man to the do the embroidery for me.  The fabric is a Robert Kaufmann design and is delicious if you ask me.

Before Annee made me sew myself pajama pants, I made a 5 minute belt.  I'm totally not kidding that it only took 5 minutes.  Unfortunately I can't really tell you how to do it, because all of the supplies were purchased in the Dongdemoon Market in Seoul.  

I love this belt so much and I've already worn it, and I'm dreaming of more ways to put it to good use.

The last thing I made in the Korea Headquarters of MOM were my pajama pants from Amy Butler's In Stitches book.  This a really simple pattern as long as you get your size right!!  I had some alterations to do before this picture was taken.  The fabric is an owl print, so I call these my Night Owl Pants.

Now I must go put on my Night Owl pants and go to bed!