Sewing, vintage, and wandering off the point. A sewing-machine and an umbrella. In Which Tassie has a Booth. I love, love, love these porcelain dolls by artist Jessica Harrison.

It was bright, but windy. The surf was choppy and we wore bathing suits and water wings and lots of sunscreen. And so they tied the knot and sealed it with a kiss. Our joy was complete when they fo.

It is maintained by Kassandra Yboa, a graphic designer from the Philippines. Wednesday, December 24, 2014. Hopefully 2015 will inspire me to revive this blog! .

The beginning of the long process of embroidery. It took me several years to finish this project because many other projects became more important and I put the mask away, time and time again. Multi-media mask for Purim, Halloween or the theater. My Theater Mask has a felted, embroidered handle. The inside detail of the theater mask.

Chatouilles pour les grandes filles. Chatouilles pour les petites filles. Papotons! Aconit ou le tendre retour dans le monde de la couture. Il y a quelques semaines, une charmante personne connue sous le nom de madame Etoffe Malicieuse.

A blog about my interests, which include crazy quilting and various and assorted other artsy pursuits and sometimes known to contain mumblings of a random nature. Wednesday, April 04, 2018. I think you should be able to click to. Embiggen these so you can see the. And, just to remind you of what the original photo looked like. You can find more details HERE. For how to speckle dye and HERE.

Thursday, June 25, 2015. One of the Reasons Ronni Was an Angry Teen. Here we are, folks. the entire graduating class of 1966 at Chemainus Secondary School. I was the shortest in the class, though my hair on that day had cooperated. Many thanks to Esther Howe and an entire can of hair spray. My pretty pastel dress and pink rose corsage, and my fashionable up-do? .

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