Really!!!!! That is so amazing! I read her blog every day that she publishes, although she really is concentrating on US sewn product manufacturing these days. I started going to her for her tutorials.
I too loved that post. Favorite quote from the post:
Still worse, if the “experts” were wrong about this, how much of what else they’ve said is also bogus? Therein lies the problem with entrenched beliefs. Tear away one belief, others are quick to follow and then what are you left standing on? Maybe it’s time to think for yourselves.
This has translated to my life in many more areas than sewing.
Fwiw, I buy a lot of one offs from indies. I just don't usually get called out on it.
And it is all relative. My mom, extended family and visitors are always so impressed when I mention that one of my designers or a designer I know, made X. 'Specially my mom (actually, she's my ex-stepmother).
Anyway, these will be perfect. They almost exactly match an antique quilt I bought a couple of years ago.
What a wonderful Christmas stocking. Also, thank you for the referral to the other blog. I have yet to read the post to which you referred, but I am always happy to read good sewing blogs. I guess I am not too far from your location as I am in Hatboro. It's nice to "meet" a blogger from my home area.
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Awesome!!!
Really!!!!! That is so amazing! I read her blog every day that she publishes, although she really is concentrating on US sewn product manufacturing these days. I started going to her for her tutorials.
I too loved that post. Favorite quote from the post:
Still worse, if the “experts” were wrong about this, how much of what else they’ve said is also bogus? Therein lies the problem with entrenched beliefs. Tear away one belief, others are quick to follow and then what are you left standing on? Maybe it’s time to think for yourselves.
This has translated to my life in many more areas than sewing.
THINK FOR YOURSELF.
Nice stocking !
I'd be so excited! Very pretty stocking
Oh blush.
Fwiw, I buy a lot of one offs from indies. I just don't usually get called out on it.
And it is all relative. My mom, extended family and visitors are always so impressed when I mention that one of my designers or a designer I know, made X. 'Specially my mom (actually, she's my ex-stepmother).
Anyway, these will be perfect. They almost exactly match an antique quilt I bought a couple of years ago.
What a wonderful Christmas stocking. Also, thank you for the referral to the other blog. I have yet to read the post to which you referred, but I am always happy to read good sewing blogs. I guess I am not too far from your location as I am in Hatboro. It's nice to "meet" a blogger from my home area.
Of course you are worthy!
Definitely an honor--congratulations!
I'll look forward for your coming sleeves project, well the stocking is indeed lovely, specially the word JOY, simple yet meaningful.
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