All the credit for this top rightfully goes to Jon. So I washed the fabric, and it came out an awful lot softer than before, and I was in need of a basic Sewaholic Renfrew top. In the event, I aced it! And tagged floral jersey.

Another Blog From William Kelly. Still Around Just Not Really Here. I am still around, occasionally posting a few words. Miss Piper never slows down when she is up, thankfully she has to have naps during the day.

A Sewing and Sometimes Knitting Blog. After the success of my first. Vogue 8379, I decided to make another. The fabric is an ITY knit that I ordered online a long time ago. But I think it pairs nicely with this pattern.

To Inspire, Encourage and Share Knowledge. This has been an exciting year for me, I am excited to announce I have been published again. This makes three times this year in Threads Magazine and one time in Notions, a magazine for ASG, American Sewing Guild, members only. Dressing Downton at Biltmore Estates. Prom Dress in Threads Magazine.

Rain, Shine, Rain, Shine.

Here is another piece of my attempts at freestyle crochet. I made use of my amigurumi skills. Also, I used my double ended crochet hooks in continuous rounds producing an impressive effect. The Tunisian simple stitch with two colours created a great look with a really flat surface texture.

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Living a quilting life, one stitch at a time. Lately I have been doing a lot of swaps. There are a few reason. First, they are a great way to try new patterns, fabrics and methods with a minimal commitment.

Handmade Soaps Made in Small Batches. Welcome to the first official Old Fashion Soap Co. , blog post! When last we met, I was talking about my struggles to get a bank account opened up. Anyway, the soap featured in this post is called LA Woman. You know, just typing all this has exhausted .