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Feb. 6th, 2006 12:16 amwell i had a weekend day off with nothing to do...because well...i hate football.
so i made these :-)
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(if this isn't allowed tell me and i will delete this ASAP, thanks)
my local group (the Dallas Artisan Alliance) is doing a charity project and are need of supplies. we will all be crafting(sewing/knitting/crocheting) clothing/hats/blankets and what not for newborn and preemie babies that will be donated to local hospitals. if anyone has anything they are willing to give we are looking for donations(of any size) of soft fabrics and baby friendly yarn(anything marked baby, fingering weight, etc) must be soft and light weight, colors or amounts of what you have dose not matter. we can help cover shipping if need be from non-local donations. comment or email me for address and what not if you are interested.
feel free to pass the information around to anyone you think might be interested in helping, thanks.
email: pervyfaerie@webpixies.com


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So I got this e-mail fwd and thought it was about the cutest thing I've ever read! I'm posting it here if someone needs inspiration for Valentine's cards or other love-related crafts that could use quotes. Also, so I'm not just textin' it up, I'll put up pictures of a Christmas present I mad for my friend which would also make a lovely Valentine's day gift for that lucky lady in your life... lol...
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I spotted this lovely Japanese-print fabric in the discount bin at Beverly's a few months ago and picked up two yards of it for myself. I had been intending to sew them into pillowcases (two) for my bed, but it ended up just sitting in my bin of fabrics. Now that I've moved into a new apartment, I've noticed the place seemed a little drab, and we've been slowly trying to add more life and color into the place. We were able to get some plants from both of our homes, which has helped to freshen the air. Our sofa needed some soft pillows, too, so my mom brought over the two extra cushions she had from Ikea (they are small and square). Using the Japanese-print fabric and no pattern, I used about 1/2 a yard to make a pillowcase for one of the pillows. I have another 1/2 yard set away to make a pillowcase for the other one, and the extra 1 yard I'll save for a future project. I ended up making the pillowcase so that the pillow form is fed in through the back, so I don't have to worry about any frilly looking edges when the pillow is being displayed. |
