ireland_nicole
<font color=green>No brainer- the fairy wins it<br
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Love the shirt, love the pic w/ the girls even more, and am totally stoked that I know someone FAMOUS!!!!Here's something I made for Hannah (thanks Nicole for letting me CAS(almost)E)! I had asked her before school if she wanted one, and she told me "But MOM! I don't know if 3rd grade rocks yet!"
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Thought y'all might also get a kick out of this one: it looks like my girls have switched personalities! Lizzie is dressed Girlie and Hannah is in a tee!
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Don't worry too much though, Hannah has fancy hair in the back from the adopt a 'do site!
Oh! And they DID end up using one of my pictures on CNN:
Here are the nine pictures they selected for the gallery:
http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/09/15/wall.emotions.irpt/index.html
Lizzie is right in the middle, hanging off her slide!


Hope you feel better soon!I have so much to photograph and show on here, plus I'm trying to finish everything for Disneyland (three weeks, ack!!). Go figure I'd get sick and be miserable and weak with no motivation right now, bleh.
You totally need to send it to Nicole, she really, really, really needs it, she has dreams about it...Help me brainstorm a bit here, if you will.
I'm unpacking my sewing stuff and slowly getting things set up, and I'll be going into the city on Thursday so I'd like to pick up supplies to get a couple-few things started for our trip. In emptying boxes, I came across a Mickey fabric I'd forgotten I had, so I'm thinking up ways to use it. What would y'all do with about 3.25 yards of this fabric?:
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barring that: I think it would also be an awesome overdress on a feliz. or the main fabric panels on a vida, or an emma top and embellishment on jeans a la lisa zoe, or - hey wait, you could do all of that with about half and then just send me the rest!!



I also try desperately to avoid spray adhesive, and even the brother machines have a basting stitch; I'm not sure what machine you have, just wanted to let ya know even the little machines can have it. I also spray startch my cotton fabric, that way it's not going to move or stretch really anyway.I have a question for those of you who does machine embroidery... when you do machine applique/embroidery on cotton material, what kind of stabilizer do you use? Do you use use tear-away stabilizer with spray on adhesive? Or do you use the sticky back stabilizer? I started using the spray adhesive because I had trouble peeling off the sticky stabilizer. They appear to be permanently glued to the fabric. With the spray adhesive, I hate that it leaves the back of my fabric all sticky until I wash them. Also, do you leave the stabilizer inside the design or do you tear those away as well?
Thanks!!!!