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Handmade Fun Saturday

What are you working on this weekend?

I have so many projects going not sure which one to work on today! I moved my work studio from one room to another and now when I am looking for something I have to stop and try to remember, where did I put that?

Moving gives me more room to actually open my sewing machine up all the way and I can now walk all the way around it! Yeah! I also have room to leave my ironing board up for pressing pieces as I go.

Designing a doll carryall for daughters BJD - This is the next size up from the little pouch I made for her size 4 1/2" BJD

I am also working on a "Cross" design for a purse

Still need to finish this one. Needs lining inside and a zipper or other closure, haven't decided how I want to close it.

Join us and share what you are working on! Leave a comment and link to your weekend project! I love seeing what everyone is making!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: Working on a new collage and getting a new UPS set up.; February 26, 2011 at 1:56 PM
Campbell Jane said...: Thank you for leaving a sweet note on my blog & invitation to yours. I will enjoy spending time here checking out your wonderful blog & getting to know you!
Create a great day!
Blessings
Campbelljane; February 26, 2011 at 2:42 PM

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