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6 more weeks of quilting comic a comic for Ground Hogs Day and quilting. A Mrs. Bobbins comic. #MrsBobbins
6 more weeks of quilting comic
She saw her shadow that means six more weeks of quilting. Since today is Ground Hogs Day why not share this Mrs. Bobbins comic.
This is from the Mrs. Bobbins comics by Julia Icenogle for the Kansas City Star who had articles on quilting.
Icenogle was a knitter and not a quilter but the character was based on her Aunt Camille who is an avid quilter.
The Mrs. Bobbins comic ran on Pickle Dish, the Kansas City Star blog, weekly for five years from 2008-2013. In total Icenogle drew 500 comics featuring Mrs. Bobbins.
Embracing Eeyore Day: Celebrating Resilience and Hope – In the Hundred Acre Wood, where imagination thrives and friendships are formed, there exists a character known for his somber disposition, yet enduring resilience. #Eeyore #EeyoreDay Embracing Eeyore Day: Celebrating Resilience and Hope Eeyore, the lovable, gloomy donkey, has captured the hearts of many with his honest portrayal of life’s challenges. To honor his spirit and inspire a positive outlook amidst adversity, fans around the world celebrate Eeyore Day. In this blog post, we delve into the significance of Eeyore Day and explore the valuable lessons we can learn from this iconic… Continue reading Embracing Eeyore Day: Celebrating Resilience and Hope
National Textile Day is a celebration of the rich history and culture of textiles. It is a day to recognize the importance of the textile industry, which has played a crucial role in the development of many countries around the world. The day is celebrated annually on April 24th. #TextileDay
Creative people don’t have a mess, they have ideas laying around everywhere! As sewists, we often find ourselves surrounded by fabrics, threads, and notions strewn across our workspace. Some may see it as a mess, but for us, it’s a canvas of creativity waiting to be explored. Creative people don’t have a mess; they have ideas laying around everywhere!
From Surfboards to Ironing Boards (The Surprising Second Life of Surfboards: From Waves to Wardrobes) Ironing boards were surfboards that stopped pursuing their dreams and got real jobs.
A journey through modern sewing machines reveals a fusion of technology and tradition. From computerized models that offer precise stitching to machines with advanced features like automatic thread cutting and embroidery functions, today’s sewing machines cater to a wide range of needs and skill levels.
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