Steve Sews Stuff! Bowl cozies, zipper pouches, wrist key fob keychain lanyard, Scrunchies, pocket tissue holders, decorative pillows, quilting and other sewing projects that Steve Sews. Plus Steve blogs about sewing and quilting and other things.
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
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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.
Steve Sews Stuff! zipper pouches, bowl cozies, Scrunchies, pocket tissue holders, rice hand warmers, aprons, decorative pillows, fidget marble mazes, Christmas Stockings, baked potato zappers, pot holders, face masks, quilting and other sewing projects that Steve Sews. Plus Steve blogs about sewing and quilting and other things. Plus blogs about sewing and quilting and other things.
Congrats on 60 straight days! People love to find blogs that do this, and you become a regular part of their day. I just read about your fabric scrap swap. Missouri Star quilt company has a forum for quilters. In those forums, quilters used to do fabric swaps. They were fun. I hosted a vintage bedsheet fatquarter swap. They are a bunch of work, and because things happen, usually there is someone who backs out. I once traded a gallon bag of my scraps for longarm pantos in that forum as well. Since then, the forum layout was changed, which made it more difficult to use. Here is the link. https://forum.missouriquiltco.com/
Thank you especially with work and all going on, but small posts do help. Oh cool on the fabric swap. I’m sure people will back out. I’ve seen some you mail it up one person and then they mail another back to those who did participate. Just add money for postage. Thank you for the link.
Congrats on 60 straight days! People love to find blogs that do this, and you become a regular part of their day. I just read about your fabric scrap swap. Missouri Star quilt company has a forum for quilters. In those forums, quilters used to do fabric swaps. They were fun. I hosted a vintage bedsheet fatquarter swap. They are a bunch of work, and because things happen, usually there is someone who backs out. I once traded a gallon bag of my scraps for longarm pantos in that forum as well. Since then, the forum layout was changed, which made it more difficult to use. Here is the link. https://forum.missouriquiltco.com/
Thank you especially with work and all going on, but small posts do help. Oh cool on the fabric swap. I’m sure people will back out. I’ve seen some you mail it up one person and then they mail another back to those who did participate. Just add money for postage. Thank you for the link.