3 petits chas
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- Since 2023
Since I was little, I have liked to spend my free time imagining and creating; in short, using my 10 fingers! A few years ago, I took sewing lessons and I was immediately hooked: to be honest, it was a revelation! The granddaughter of a seamstress and the daughter of an enthusiast, it seems that sewing has been passed down from generation to generation! Sensitive to the children's world, it was quite natural that my first creations concerned childcare objects for my loved ones.
During my first pregnancy, the room decorated and the things ready to welcome my little one, I began to find the time long... I then decided to put my foot back on the stirrup... on the pedal rather. A little changing mat, a bathrobe and a pair of bloomers later, I'm proud of myself that my daughter's birth kit was born.
3 years later and pregnant with a little boy, I repeated the operation by making a pretty little birth outfit, still with the same enthusiasm.
During my pregnancies, I was keen to make pretty quilts for my children with my little hands: taking time for myself by choosing a project, bringing it to life, finding old clothes at the back of the closet, strolling through the haberdashery and find delicate fabrics, make cute things and imagine my children wearing them, to later make beautiful memories... This sweet reverie transported me, allowed me to feel proud of my achievements, and connected me more to myself and my little ones.
Passionate and a teacher of training schools, creating 3 little chas seemed obvious to me to allow future mothers to learn about sewing, while having the pleasure of interacting with a caring community, and with resources available , with the aim of experiencing a unique end of pregnancy.
During my first pregnancy, the room decorated and the things ready to welcome my little one, I began to find the time long... I then decided to put my foot back on the stirrup... on the pedal rather. A little changing mat, a bathrobe and a pair of bloomers later, I'm proud of myself that my daughter's birth kit was born.
3 years later and pregnant with a little boy, I repeated the operation by making a pretty little birth outfit, still with the same enthusiasm.
During my pregnancies, I was keen to make pretty quilts for my children with my little hands: taking time for myself by choosing a project, bringing it to life, finding old clothes at the back of the closet, strolling through the haberdashery and find delicate fabrics, make cute things and imagine my children wearing them, to later make beautiful memories... This sweet reverie transported me, allowed me to feel proud of my achievements, and connected me more to myself and my little ones.
Passionate and a teacher of training schools, creating 3 little chas seemed obvious to me to allow future mothers to learn about sewing, while having the pleasure of interacting with a caring community, and with resources available , with the aim of experiencing a unique end of pregnancy.
