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I’m still working on framing Christmas Eve. I expect to finish it this week.
I’m also thinking about the next project. I like to have a couple things going in case a project requires thought or something I don’t have. I know it’s hard to believe, but sometimes the stash doesn’t contain the right color fabric or thread. It happens to the best of us.
Candidates for the next thing are the purse,
the blue scraps,
or a garment.
So many options, so little time.
Fabric In: 0.5yards
Fabric ...
read moreAnd the base of it all is that I do enjoy making zippered pouches, especially when I find an unfinished project that can be diverted into one or two or three.
Once upon a time I was quite often asked to make presentations to quilt guilds in the area so I always kept a project in the back of my mind for a presentation. So, that's where this story begins....now, where does it end.
In my ongoing pursuit to downsize, I found some swatches of pojagi stitching (how it's done) by machine and decided they would make ...
read moreWe all grew up in very close proximity: three bedrooms and one bathroom--for a family of 10.
Nothing special, all utilitarian. |
There are no brothers. That seems to make us unusual: eight girls and no boys. If I had a nickel for every time...
The orange paper is the size of a medical card or ID. |
You've heard it and I've said it....."Just because you can doesn't mean you should!" Not taking this to heart, and having a roll of Tyvek on hand, I decided I could. After a bit of painting and sewing,
the fruit of my labor - a painted on Tyvek zippered pouch. Loving the way it distressed when the pouch was turned inside out after completion. Now filed under the tab of I-must-do-this-again.
Enjoy my ride and smile with me.
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