When I looked at fabrics, I just fell in love with all the baby boy patterns. They are just adorable. I decided that's what I'd want to do, but I need a better reason than "they are cute" because, um, I don't have any babies! It would be weird for me to have all these baby blankets and no babies. Then I had a "duh" moment. My sweet neighbor next door is pregnant with twin boys! Yay :) So I'm intending for the two quilts I make to be gifts for her, but after starting them last night, I wonder if that would be unkind. They're a little messy. Hopefully by the time I'm done the edges will all be even, and they will be pretty cute.
We started on everything last night. I messed up a couple times, but for the most part I feel like I'm getting the hang of it. I'm excited to be actually doing okay so far, and now I can say I know how to sew! It's about time. We've got two short people in one house and lots of pants that are too long.
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yay! I am so glad you are doing that quilt. I pretty much suck at keeping the hems the same and this quilt is perfect for all those mess ups. I still have a LONG way to go- I am making a queen size (crazy, wish i was doing a baby one) but I promised nic i would make a snuggling quilt for us before i made anything for a baby. I ran out of bobbin a week ago and so the quilt is at a stand still. but, you've inspired me and i'll start it back up again. i'll post some pictures too. I have about 40 vintage inspired fabrics that look pretty crazy together <3
Check you out! Your all domesticated. I feel ashamed that i am a young married female living in UT and I don't know how to sew!
Go girl! Housewife of the year award!
oh yeah, I forgot to mention I'm growing herbs. Give it up for herbs! And a tomato plant. Woot!
good for you for being crafty. Jane and Kristine are so creative as well. I need to pick up a crafty hobby myself.
Mom thinks you're turning into a "Mormon Muffin."
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