I am participating in the sewsara scrap swap! I am so excited to be in this swap, as it is my first one!
I just got back from my spring break trip to Washington DC, and man, was it fun! Our group went to so many different monuments, memorials, and museums. I have to jet, but I will be back soon with an update from the sewsara scrap swap package I will be receiving soon!
xoxo, alyssa grace
I just got back from my spring break trip to Washington DC, and man, was it fun! Our group went to so many different monuments, memorials, and museums. I have to jet, but I will be back soon with an update from the sewsara scrap swap package I will be receiving soon!
xoxo, alyssa grace
I've never done the swap thing....I will be interested to hear how yours goes....I just made a king quilt for my Mom....its alot of work but it looks fantastic....someday I need to add it to my blog.
ReplyDeleteHey! Saw your post on Stitched in colour! Gotta agree with the mouth open chewing thing! Knock it off!
ReplyDeleteAs for the fabric stuff, I am a country away from Joanne's and our little town carries almost NO designer stuff well unless you are up to paying 20 bucks a meter! Walmart fabric worked for me until they stopped carrying it! Now I am toast! Fabricland it is! Hope your day is great!
Adele--The swap was amazing! My partner was Rebecca (behind the blog Sew Sane Jane) and she was awesome! I felt bad though, because none of my fabrics were designer like hers, but I think she liked them and I loved the scraps I got, so it was worth it! I don't know if I will ever do swaps that are like, actual handmade things, because I dont feel that I am a talente-enough sewist yet!
ReplyDeleteHands Sew Full-thanks for the comment! That thread was great, I read almost every comment!! I didn't realize that we are so lucky here in the US and that other countries's fabric was so expensive!! and so far, WalMart has been fine for me! I've never had a problem yet (knock on wood!)
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