Today I brought Jack to town, hoping to snag the latest Aranzi Aronzo book Cute Stuff
I have to say the Aranzi Aronzo books provide the best starter for any sewing novice with easy to follow step-by-step pictorial examples. It was easy to make Biscuit and Gray from their instructions, with some modifications to make them mine.
Anyway, I joined Etsy, a great site for buying and selling homemade things and have bought 3 sweet stuffed dolls already. Nothing beats homemade, which is why I stopped buying any stuffed animals for Jack since I read about all the damn toxic crap in our toys. And that sparked the interest in making them. So Biscuit and Gray were born. 
Bookmark my Etsy page. I’ll be putting up my cloth bags and some small stuffed animals for sale soon.
Meanwhile I love my Singer. It is almost like driving that car simulator today at Best in Taka. Awesome!
Mephala is a strange and rather interesting human fascinated by 
October 12th, 2008 at 2:04 am
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