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a use for recycled dresses! (for me, not a kiddo, of course :) [was: adorable 3 tier dress]
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my own private space. where should I put it? I think it's going in my bedroom as soon as I rip the carpet up.
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I don't know if this is an apron or a dress, but I love it.
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i have all the elements for this but the light-grey sweater. a want.
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iPod / iPhone case -- i love this design and think it would look great in some suiting + florals (like i like)
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love this pretty chunky gingham top! I want to make one. from May's 'Martha Stewart Living'... no source info
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why i love my friend larissa's current obsession with vikings.
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will i make play tea bags from muslin and felt? probably not. but this general pattern, bigger, would make a lovely produce bag or reusable treat bag. stay tuned.
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Larissa Brown Or silly pillows that look like tea bags.
love this mushroom pattern. funny ... I'd just been envisioning a powerup mushroom-themed valentine...
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I just bought some pretty cotton/linen fabric that I meant for me -- but this would be a super great use too!
lovely lovely. but wouldn't it leave lots of scraps? what to do with dozens of triangular silk scraps...
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these colors/patterns are everywhere and everything I want to be today
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tea napkins from fabric scraps. my new favorite thing (inspired, of course, my rimsky-korsakoffee house)
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triangle 'dumpling' coin purse. i think this one is my favorite -- but the extensive use of quilting may be overkill.
snapped / origami-style coin purse. i'd love this one for sewing supplies or pokemon cards; maybe not for my little girl target market
coin purse with super simple construction; allows fabric/applique to shine
i'm making a coin purse for a friend's little girl. this one -- with a long zipper instead of a short one -- is super easy and cute.
a patchwork piece I made for truman's teacher. but... now what? ideas, pin ladies!
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this shall be on the wall of my craft space someday. great way to honor fabrics of special beauty.
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Larissa Brown IMO, the bird should be black, though. The raven was the bird that showed the way to Iceland and in general any land nearby. Vikings would bring them on their ships. I've read they were the first to have "crows' nests."