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Hanging out on my sewing table.
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The second ugly truth: LOL
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The ugly truth: my sewing studio: LOL
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OrchidCOY
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This is just half of my fabric stash. The other half is doll fabric. Lol!
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Oooooh...look at the pretties that came today. Hmmm, wonder what the snowflakes are for?
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Working on a blouse with my best buddy Carol!
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Oooooh, look what arrived today from England for my SD girls! I can knit but the lovely woman who made this did it in only a couple of days. Not me! Lol I'd take months!
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Here's how it looks on Tessa. It's 21 inches by 10.
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How's this look?
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Or this? Lol.
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Or this....Lol.
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Learning how to smock!!!
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Redbud is just starting to bloom!
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Scale: 1/4" diamonds in metallic gold.
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Another little tip...when sewing with lighter weight fabrics, use smaller diameter threads such as the 80wt Madera Cotona and a needle size of 9 or 10. The thread disappears into the fabric.
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Just finished this cute little pincushion! :-)
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My Eudoxa lilies are finally blooming! Oh...if you could smell the fragrance!
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4 of my MSD girls all in their new dresses
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4 of my MSD girls all in their new dresses
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This is strips of bias lattice sewn down onto cotton lawn.
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Here is the completed bias lattice with lace applied. I'm teaching this next month to my class. I think they're going to love it!
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Salmon star - I couldn't get to them before they were pollen stained. Gorgeous anyway!
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More progress. I'll be teaching this to my class in August. It's a combination of heirloom, crazy quilt embroidery and Alabama Channing inspiration. I just have to figure out what stitch to use to fix the cross bars in place.
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A small birthday gift for a friend. I thought she could hang it in her sewing room.
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Birthday gift
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Again.
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I use this paper tape for altering patterns. You can also use it on BJDs without fear of leaving any sticky residue. You can also iron on it.
