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Thursday, September 10, 2009

A Fun Day at Gardner Village

Hey, look what I won from Pineneedle's (a quilt shop in Salt Lake, UT) blog!
It's a Gypsy Gripper and it's amazing! It's the best handle I've ever seen / used for acrylic rulers. I recommend it!!
When they contacted me to let me know I won, they asked if they should send it to me or if I wanted to go in and pick it up. "PICK IT UP!" I said!! Then I could shop a bit!
One of the things I found is a fun little notions (or other needs) holder! It comes in lots of fun faux leather colors too. If you are local, go into Pineneedles to see the darlings for yourself or take a look at theNamaste Inc's site to see the colors and other products!
I also found some fabrics that I may use in Jane's Red and Aqua Disappearing 9-Patch Swap. I love the cherries! There is still spots for more swappers by the way! A GREAT swap for those who have not swapped before! This is it! Join now!!
The darling quilt and embroidery shop is located in Gardner Village which is home to a lot of fun specialty shops. The shops are set up in old Utah homes, some historic, that have been moved to the grounds to set up a village. It's a fun place to visit during any season, but during this visit, the witches were out!
Urban took all these pictures while we were at the village.
Do you see the three witchies playing baseball in the background? Love it!
It's fun to let Urban have the camera, it keeps him busy while I can look longer! Anyway, it's fun to see what he deems picture-worthy!
Look at these wonderful textures!
Urban did a great job of capturing the quaintness of the water wheel wouldn't you say?
Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Can't stop making stamps!

OK, I should be sewing and I have - really! But I've been cutting up my foam placemat for more stamps too!
I've wanted a simple sewing machine stamp with a whimsy style. I've been doodling here and there and am happy with this one that evolved from a few of my sketchings.
It is one of the larger images that fits onto a peanut butter lid. I had to take my exacto knife to the edges of the lid because the raised rim interfered with getting a good solid image when I pressed the inked shape.
When making the sewing machine stamp I had to remember to reverse the image so an accurate portrayal would be achieved, which got me wondering . . . Are all the sewing machines out there made for right handed people? I think they are!
Have you ever seen a sewing machine made so the foot adjuster is on the left had side of the machine?
The inspiration for this witchie hat below should be obvious, I'm making a pieced witch hat for Jane's Spooktackular Block Swap.
The stars were made for business cards I had with my personal family's blog address written on it (below) then stamped with the stars.
The M is a stamp I made to sign some of my artsy work or packages.
And cupcakes are pretty popular, so I made one of those too!
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To my family that may swing by my blog:
Hey! It was fun to see you all at the reunion this past weekend!
I look forward to our reunions every summer especially now that I have a child. I love my family and want to make sure Urban gets the same great childhood I had by being close to family.
Love you all, keep in touch and see you next year if not sooner!
Mel aka Reigning Kroff Jeopardy Queen!!