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needle-felting

On Fruit and Natural Disasters

Crafting

… of the artificial type. Have you ever done needle felting? The Mohawk Valley Quilt Club had a women give us a lesson on it at this month’s meeting. From my 45 min. introduction to it, it seems the basic premise is to take wool rovings and poke them with a very sharp, burred needle [...]

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Posted on March 29, 2012 in Needle felting, Organizing, Sewing space

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A Studio In Progress

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I’m convinced that my belongings grew in the move. I don’t know how, but things just weren’t fitting in the same amount of shelving as I had at the apartment. And, I’m still not completely unpacked! A quick trip to Target last night for cabinets/shelving and a few hours this morning, and I finally have [...]

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Posted on January 7, 2012 in Sewing space

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My New Baby

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First off, it is Sew Mama Sew giveaway day but I didn’t get my act together, so I have nothing to give away here. But you should check out all the great blogs and their giveaways! What I did get started working on this weekend is organizing my sewing room a bit. I need more [...]

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Posted on December 12, 2011 in Equipment, House, Sewing space, Technology

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A New Space

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I have a new sewing space! My hobby is no longer relegated to a corner of the living room in our small one-bedroom apartment; I now have an entire room to myself—in our new house! We finally closed on Friday, and were moving in/starting to unpack for most of the weekend, but I managed to [...]

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Posted on December 5, 2011 in House, Sewing space

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Displaced Sewing Corner

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… or why I haven’t been/won’t be productive for a while. What was once the corner of my living room that housed my sewing machine, cutting table and everything else is now all packed up: Scary note about my unwillingness to throw away scraps: that JoAnn bag is mostly full of scraps and various bits [...]

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Posted on November 28, 2011 in Sewing space

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