tricia
<font color=CC66CC>Goes to show you that even lurk
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The embroidered side:
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other:
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It isn't perfect, but I have never made one. I kinda suck at sewing sraight lines! LOL! Now I want to try Machine Applique!
Looks great. Straight lines are overrated.
I've finished up a few things! First a meghan peasant dress for me to wear to a medieval themed meeting
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secondly, I made this today for a friend's daughter - it will be worn with an apron and headscarf as a Cinderella rags dress
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Awesome stuff as usual.
I spent most of the weekend loving on my little DGDs (ages 2 & 5). We had fun all weekend...even took off Monday to keep them so my daughter (their mom) could go to a job interview. So I let them helpme clean up the sewing room. They helped put shelves together AND then sort the fabric by color and hand it to me to put on the shelves. They did a great job and here is the results (okay....really I had to do a lot of straightening after they left
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The room looks great, love seeing the fabric all organized like that.
I haven't had a chance to catch up on what I've missed in the last 5 days or so. But, I wanted to post the dress that I made for Tessa to wear to our parent's anniversary party on Sunday. They've been married for 46 years!!
This is CarlaC and Jennifer Paganelli's Cathy pattern. I made the sash to cinch it in at the waist. I made a fabric casing for the neck elastic instead of using bias tape. But, I really like the way it looked better when I followed the pattern and used the bias tape.
With a Sis Boom sash:
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Very nice. Looks good on Tessa.