miprender
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You should see DH's Lego collection - he builds large models with them. One of his creations won at a local Lego competition recently. I don't know if I am allowed to post his site here, but he has done some impressive things in the last few years. If you put "Ben's brick Canada" into Google you should find pictures of his work.
I am definately going to look it up.

Edited: I just saw the website. WOW I can't imagine how long it takes to do that. Tell your DH he does an awesome job.
Oh, man! That site is DANGEROUS! Those SW fabrics are TDF! Thanks alot, Michelle! I'm going to have to sell scraps of the other stuff to pay for the new stuff.![]()
And, there is some super cute Batman stuff, too. My boys are loving their Imaginext Batman now, so I might have to buy some of that!
Regards,
C.

Anyway, they are also obsessed with Star Wars so I found some cute Lego Star Wars designs (google Vincenzo Embroidery) and made these with an Ottobre magazine pattern.
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I bought some pirate theme fabric and jungle themed fabric at my local sewing store's Super Bowl sale today - planning some Disney customs for my boys. My daughter will be easy, but they are a little more challenging.
Also, I wanted to share a Feliz dress I made for the Christmas season - pretty sure I can get one, maybe two more Christmases out if it with Miss tiny thing.
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This outfit may go with us to Disney - but with shorts instead of the pants. They were capris on the pattern, but run HUGE!
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Love those Lego designs. I will have to try that embroidery store. All your outfits look great.

Someone that doesn't like to gather, may find this helpful:
http://www.clotilde.com/detail.html?prod_id=16414&cat_id=96
That is pretty neat. I never saw that stuff before.
So I finally decided today to break out the embroidery part of the machine and test it out--since my days were numbered for returning it again.
I am soand in
This thing is beautiful. Just did my first 6x10 design on a piece of scrap fabric and it actually worked!! Now I just have to really practice with the software so I can figure out how to turn a design and add text to it.
Love all the stuff I have seen this weekend on the pages, but Dis has been so slow and I was sick of having to retype things over and over again so I just gave up.
Cant wait to add some pictures of something I made![]()

I've used this product (but the sew in version) when making gathered valances. It worked very well but it would get expensive for skirts.
Here are a few things that I worked on last week:
Lady and the Tramp dress. These were the designs that I made and then went back and reworked because I wasn't happy with them. I'm not thrilled with the fabric but I'm trying to use up some of the stuff that I bought on the clearance sale at Walmart last summer. If I was going out to buy fabric, I wouldn't have picked it but I wanted to use up some of what I already have.
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Then I did Valentine's Day shirts for my niece and nephew:
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Love how you designed the Lady & Tramp. Everything looks amazing.
I've been reading through the threads for the past few days...very cute outfits, indeed.
This weekend I decided to tackle the quilted handbag that I thought I would might use at a future trip to WDW....but now that it is done....I'm thinking it is too big for me because I'm only 5' tall and it seems too big. I wanted it a good size so I could also carry around my larger camera. Here's some pictures of it...I should have had a pic of me with it so you could see what I'm talking about. I was going to try and make a little Mickey Head as the zipper pull but didn't have enough time to figure out how to do it. Maybe later.
The Bag by Sheila Grammy, on Flickr
Sheila
WOW that came out great. I ♥ that bag!