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Me: Cramps
Paul: Oh no!!!
Me: What?
Paul: I was going to name our daughter Quarantina.
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New Pattern by Mell Meyer |
Ten minutes later, when I stopped laughing, I had to ask...
Me: What if it were a boy?
Paul: I hadn't thought about it.
Me: How does Quarantino sound?
Paul: Nah, doesn't have the same ring to it.
Still laughing...
I was one of the pattern testers for Mell Meyer's new pattern - All the Diagonals.
The pattern is released today. Her blogpost shows all the pattern testers' finished tops plus ...
I have had requests to share a pattern for the masks I am donating. This pattern was originally found on the Craft Passion website. I give all the credit possible to this site for the original pattern. After making a bunch of the masks, I have tweeked the pattern to be a bit more fitted. Now I am super happy with the fit, and it is a very easy pattern to assemble.

I’ve already sewn over 150 face masks to give-away to friends and family. This is not a medical mask, but a mask to use for home, grocery ...
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As of this moment there are over 10000 cases of COVID-19 in the US. We need to stop the spread and that is the only way we are going to get through this. The time for action is now. The CDC and Hospitals around the country are asking for home sewers to make masks. It's time for us to step up and help each other. Even if you can't sew you might be able to get these masks into the right hands. Maybe you know someone who works in the medical field who knows who ...
New York City has now earned the dubious distinction of being the epicenter of the pandemic. I know 6 people whose doctor’s believe they are sick with COVID19, though without the ability to test anyone unless they are incapable of breathing on their own, it’s impossible to verify, and another handful of people who are… Continue reading New York City During the Pandemic
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Learn how to make an easy, washable, and reusable face mask with Jenny.
What you’ll need:
- 2 pieces of 6” x 9” fabric
- (1) 6” x 9” piece of iron-on interfacing (optional)
- 2 pieces of ¼ inch elastic cut to 7” each
- Cut out two pieces of fabric to 6” x 9” each.
- Cut out one piece of interfacing to 6” x 9” and iron it onto the back of one of the pieces of fabric.
- Cut elastic into two pieces measuring 7” each.
- Place the two pieces of fabric right sides together.
5. Measure a ...
read moreI spent this past weekend researching and making face masks. I wanted to read as much as I could on the efficacy of face masks, since we’ve been given a great deal of differing opinions. When the U.S. began talking about COVID19 it was generally advised that we not buy and wear face masks. It… Continue reading How To Make a Face Mask – And the Research Behind it
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