In case you had missed out on all the blog talk about Quilt Market, it was held last weekend in Kansas City. I’m still trying to come out of the post-Market haze that seems to hit every time. After several very long days of being “on”–shaking hands, being extra smiley, talking to strangers–I’m just wiped […]
After more than a couple submissions, one was finally accepted and I can add Hip Mama to my list of publications.
In what must have been a million-to-one chance, yesterday I was read-ended for the second time, five months after the first accident, while borrowing my dad’s truck, for the second time in five months. And both times while moving. So before I could completely heal from the first accident, I am injured yet again. More
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I was the filling of a three-car pile-up on I-5. In my dad’s newly repairs red truck. The same one I was driving in November when I got hit. Spending this (finally!) sunny afternoon with an ice pack and pain meds.
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Hello Crinkle Dreams readers! My name is Deanna and I am guest posting here today because I was Teresa’s secret swap partner in the Covert Robin swap organized by Imagine Gnats. I blog over at Little D and Me, mostly about my sewing and quilting adventures. I mainly focus on making kids clothes to sell
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So last month (or was it late February?) I signed up for a Covert Round Robin swap through Rachel’s Imagine Gnats blog. Of course, I didn’t realize I’d be moving a couple weeks later, which put a real crunch in a lot of things. Not only did I have less time to devote to what
I’ve been so freakin’ excited about this pattern, I had to get to work on it asap. Of course. So, Saturday night, when I had to stay up late anyway to pick my daughter up from a babysitting gig, I traced pattern pieces and the next morning cut out a trial version from an old
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I’m one of those few who sew for the challenge, which is why I love-love-love vintage patterns. Sure the illustrations are amazing and the styles impeccable, but it’s more than that. I can stare at vintage patterns all day, but when it comes to sewing one up? I’m in it to win it. The
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