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    Rebecca Snyder Woolston
    Did you even go to art school if you don’t organ Did you even go to art school if you don’t organize your garden finds by color? 😂 🎃 Check out my stories for how I found these wonderful delights.
    I finished up another #nightsky quilt top. The fab I finished up another #nightsky quilt top. The fabric requirements were enough to make two quilts instead of one, so here we are! I decided to be a little more experimental with the mountains and hills and add a little lake at the bottom. It reminds me of a place called Tibble Fork that we visit often and it’s where my husband and I took our engagement photos. (Yes, you can swipe to see. I never miss an opportunity to share wedding photos 🤣) Stay tuned for the quilt back fabric I have for this one. It’s perfect! Pattern: from @skycladquilts Fabric: @saltcityquiltingco
    Spent the morning entertaining my little ones on t Spent the morning entertaining my little ones on the driveway, so I thought I’d bring my latest project outside. It’s the #ilfordjacket that I’m making as part of the #SLCSewAlong hosted by @saltlakesewciety. This is my first sew along and I already think it’s pretty exciting be working on the same project at the same time with other folks. Fabric is from @harmonyprovo. It’s a thick cotton gingham by @heatherrossinsta
    Here’s some progress on my quilt with curves! It Here’s some progress on my quilt with curves! It’s the #RainbowFallsQuilt by @wren.collective and I’m really enjoying it. This is one of my first few times using a quilt pattern and I’m loving learning new skills and techniques. I’m used to having quilt tops come together pretty quickly, but this one is taking a bit more of a slow process. If you’re wanting to learn how to quilt with curves, I definitely recommend the pattern!
    I love, love sewing knits! I made all these things I love, love sewing knits! I made all these things in one week, out of 5 yards of fabric! Just couldn’t stop. 😂 I Maria von Trapped my way through it, using up every little smidge of fabric to be used as play clothes. When I saw this fabric on the @minervadotcom website (gifted), it reminded me of a darling little girl dress they sell at Hanna Andersson. I remember saving it when I started sewing clothes more I’m thinking that I would like more of my adult clothing to look like it came from the children’s section. So I got this fabric and decided it would make a fun dress for my darling niece, Beatrix and something for me to match her! When my son saw me cutting it out, he asked if he could match his cousin. So I made him a shirt. And then I made myself a little lounge wear that is quite possibly the comfiest thing ever. And finally, I used my miniature little scraps to make the baby a matching shirt too. I know I say it all the time, making 18 month sized clothes is really FUN! Thanks to @woodhouse.workshop for letting me borrow their adorable daughter that my son is obsessed with. Cousin love is the sweetest! Patterns: Little girls dress is #galenadress by @littlelizardking Boys t shirt patterns are free from DIBY club My tank top is @helenscloset free pattern for the #lunatank My shorts are from @lifesewsavory free pattern on her blog with 6” added to the length.
    Hope you’re enjoying your Labor Day weekend! My Hope you’re enjoying your Labor Day weekend! My oldest starts preschool next week so we’re squeezing in all the fun summer things we can! I made another #remyraglan (version 1) because it’s always the shirt I want to grab in my closet. This is my third and maybe my favorite. I love how simple it is to make. You can’t do French seams or speed things up with a serger. I love the simple bias tape neck finish. I forget what this fabric is but I found it in a remnant discount bin and was barely able to get enough fabric for this top. It’s like a linen tencel blend and it’s super soft.
    I started a couple new quilts last week! Hoping to I started a couple new quilts last week! Hoping to learn how to piece curved designs. 🤞🏻 In the meantime, I’m enjoying cutting out these fabrics and looking at my wall of WiFi symbols.
    It’s been a tough week in my corner of the world It’s been a tough week in my corner of the world in regards to my alma mater university and the acceptance of LGBT+ students. So I channeled my feelings into sewing and made this shirt. It’s from a vintage sheet I bought at the alameda flea market (always love when my fabric can double as a souvenir!). Pattern is the #seamWorkBo. For the cuffs, I used the small stripe of the accompanying pillowcase. Just want to give my shout out of love and acceptance to anyone in my community who might be feeling isolated and alone, no matter their background or sexual orientation. You’ve got a friend in me. 🖤💜💙💚🤎💛🧡❤️ (My sister @woodhouse.workshop is going to be selling her rainbow yard signs that say “you’ve got a friend in me.” I’ll share in my stories if you’re interested. She can now ship them if you’re not local!)
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