After a few weeks of circles, I really needed to get back to squares. I didn’t have anything particular in mind. I just grabbed this little basket of wool that I use for wrapping packages and started making grannies. I’m thinking it will be a bookmark. I need a new one for my summer reading. Speaking of which, look what I happened to spy at the library today: three of my favorite Rs! After just flipping through the pages, I’m already in love.
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question: I check out a ton of books from the library on sewing, knitting, crocheting, and vintage/cottage style. I never thought to write reviews of them on my blog, but it just occurred to me that maybe someone out there might be interested. If you are, let me know. I’d love to share some of my favorite books with you!
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Julie is a freelance designer and writer. She has a passion for finding new uses for old, loved things, and will sew anything: sweaters, shirts, jeans. Nothing is safe if it fits under her presser foot!subscribe
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I would love to know what books are out there to borrow or buy. It’s a rare thing to walk into a book shop with out kids so hit me up for all thing up cycled and handmade!!
Ps Today over on my blog we are sharing a cup of coffee. You are more than welcome to join us hehe
xo Steph
book looks great!
I would also like to know your favorites and why. I like the texture of your new blocks. I can’t wait to see what you do with them!
Yes! books are one of my favourite addictions and I love recommendations. How good is the library?! I don’t know of many other addictions you can feed for free.
[...] little granny bookmark is finished. Actually, this is my second one. I gave the first one to my mom and now I’m [...]
Yes, please! Would love to read book reviews on any sewing or crafting books. Thank you!
Just attended a weekend event where we had a speaker encourage us to go green in our lives. I loved her enthusiasm, and believe that recycling, re-thinking and re-using is something we should all be teaching to our children.