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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections. Sewing projects and home organization. Falling Leaves baby quilts. For Sophie, October 2007. R felt that her first baby was "orange." We picked out the fabric together at JoAnn's. For the orange leaves, I used fat quarters. I think I bought 12 or so and only used half of them. Some of the blue trim fabric was later used to make her baby brother a kimono shirt. The quilt measured about 3 x 4 feet. Up close of quilt squares. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections. Sewing projects and home organization. Falling Leaves baby quilts. For Sophie, October 2007. R felt that her first baby was "orange." We picked out the fabric together at JoAnn's. For the orange leaves, I used fat quarters. I think I bought 12 or so and only used half of them. Some of the blue trim fabric was later used to make her baby brother a kimono shirt. The quilt measured about 3 x 4 feet. Up close of quilt squares. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections: Quilts

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections. Sewing projects and home organization. Bert and Megan's Wedding Quilt: 2010 Nov. Anjali and Rob's Wedding Quilt: 2010 June. Grady's Turtle Quilt: 2009 Dec. Jovianne's baby Quilt: 2009 Dec. Falling Leaves #2 Baby Quilt: 2008 Nov. Easy Piecey Baby Quilt: 2008 April. Falling Leaves Baby Quilt: 2007 Oct. Inside Out Baby Quilt. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Falling Leaves baby quilts.

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections: April 2010

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections. Sewing projects and home organization. Falling Leaves baby quilts. For Sophie, October 2007. R felt that her first baby was "orange." We picked out the fabric together at JoAnn's. For the orange leaves, I used fat quarters. I think I bought 12 or so and only used half of them. Some of the blue trim fabric was later used to make her baby brother a kimono shirt. The quilt measured about 3 x 4 feet. Up close of quilt squares. 1” d rings. Step C. Fold fabric again alo...

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections. Sewing projects and home organization. Falling Leaves baby quilts. For Sophie, October 2007. R felt that her first baby was "orange." We picked out the fabric together at JoAnn's. For the orange leaves, I used fat quarters. I think I bought 12 or so and only used half of them. Some of the blue trim fabric was later used to make her baby brother a kimono shirt. The quilt measured about 3 x 4 feet. Up close of quilt squares. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections: Childrens Clothes

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections. Sewing projects and home organization. 1 Take clothes you have and make paper patterns to create new items. 2 Buy patterns ( Oliver and S. Burda, Butterwick, Vogue, Simplicity, etc.). 3 Find free patterns online. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Falling Leaves baby quilts.

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections: Imperfect Me

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Sewing Through Life's Imperfections. Sewing projects and home organization. For my day jobs, I'm doing my best to be a full time mom of 2 young children, as well as a part-time science teacher. However, I often slip into seamstress mode as a form of relaxation when I can find a spare moment. How I came to sewing. Spike, my maternal great-grandmother was a great seamstress who made wonderful clothes for my mom and her siblings. I'm aspiring to be as confident a seamstress as she was. Drop in bobbin with s...

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Sewing for my sanity'. A friend of mine had the phrase 'sewing for my sanity' for her sewing blog. And I kept thinking of it all weekend long. Between sick children, potty training, night feeding, doctor's visits, and just general spring haywire-ness, I have definitely been turning to my sewing machine for my sanity. And I am pleased to report that several lovely items have resulted from this therapy. I have already made Coco two. Knit most often while watching episodes of Northern Exposure. Love tha...

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