New "online sewing challenge" proposal

Jan 10, 2006 26 Replies

Oh, both can count! Just pick a project and join the fun!

I have some fabric and a pattern that I bought a year ago and have been thinking just about everyday about, but never do it. and some t-shirts to re-construct. Do those count? Does an unfinished/unstarted old idea count? I want to join in!

Thanks,

Michelle Giordano

Kate Dicey skrev:

So then I *must* "skriva" what about a 6-5 year old t-shirt project where you aren't entirely sure about the current location of all the bits and pieces?!!! I always move stuff about during the holidays (in other words, toss all the clutter into our bedroom 2 hours before company arrives). I *know* it's around here somewhere!

Erin

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Fabulous. I will be brave and see what is in the "Misc Sewing Projects" box that I banished to the basement 2 years ago when my sewing room got taken over by my oldest DD. I know there is stuff in my current sewing area too, but those are "newbies" and I don't think they count as lost and found projects quite yet. :)

-julia

Kate! Stop being mean. Let her play! Joy

Oh, orl righ' then!

That project can go in the 'junior' section for fabric less than 10 years since acquisition. I have a few of those, too...

Might have a go at it around easter time.

At present I am trying to get the enthusiasm together to make a pair of shorts that have been waiting since last spring, that way I can take them on holiday in Feb, they've been lying cut out since April last year. The problem is I am distracted by making insulated water bottle carriers. I had the idea last summer when it was so very hot but I am struggling to perfect the design. I think I have the right idea now but I have to simplify it so that I can make them as quickly as possible otherwise they will be too expensive for selling on the stall.

Claire in Montréal, France.

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