This blog sent to Winner #1
Quarter inch elastic
Three spools of thread
Two yards of polar fleece
and
A collection of winter hat patterns
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March in Review
Sewing, Alterations and Mending Left to Right: Cotton Trapeze Dress, Merchant and Mill's; wool plaid scarf, no pattern used. March wa...
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I do love a loose A-line style dress so when I saw versions of the Trapeze dress from Merchant and Mills popping up I was sold and wanted t... -
It was about twenty-five to thirty years ago I had this piece commissioned after spotting a similarly shaped foot stool in an Eaton's ... -
Sewing, Alterations and Mending Left to Right: Cotton Trapeze Dress, Merchant and Mill's; wool plaid scarf, no pattern used. March wa... -
Reader's Digest New Complete Guide to Sewing Step-by-Step Techniques for Making Clothes and Home Accessories Published by Reader... -
Actually, never press velvet ! Sounds crazy when you think about the fact that there is actually such a thing as a velvet press board. ...
Aw, what a lovely way to celebrate Christmas with your readers! I just read through your posts (and keep singing each verse), and it's a lot of fun. Wish I'd thought of it. :D
ReplyDeleteDo I spy left-over Christmas bow thread? Love the colour!
Nicely done. Love the twelve days of giveaways and who can't use more polar fleece?
ReplyDeleteThanks and good luck. Actually, it is not left over Christmas bow thread. But good eye, I'm impressed, it is a perfect match.
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