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Sian by Elizabeth Doherty
Birlinn Yarn Company and Uist Wool
Diana Vingert: embroidery patterns and tutorials
Alabama Chanin: Ezra Coat
Michelle Rae Landry on Youtube tutorial on image transfer
Simplicity Pattern (Duster) 8648
Root of the Tree 
The shelves are to DIE for! great job and nice organizing. I finally got to see the Lost Words book and what exquisite paintings went along with .them. Thank you for keeping this in the foreground. No leaves here yet wither but they are coming, now we need RAIN.
Right?? to die for! The paintings by Jackie Morris in the Lost Words are so beautiful. I am glad you got to access the book. We need rain too! Hope the clouds come soon.
such beautiful imagery and sharing. what a lovely studio space! i look forward to following along with the creativity that arises from there.
and oh! the loons. one of my favorite sounds in the world. the call of the sandhill cranes out here in montana gives me the same goosebumps and thrill. xox
Thank you! The sandhill cranes are so majestic and beautiful. Mom and I just started booking our trip to Montana! Hope you’re well!
lovely to see you, Rob, and Ruby, as always! Enjoy the maple syrup and the spring 🙂
Thank you Melissa…hope all is well in your neck of the woods!
Inspiring Space….just lovely….enjoy🙏
Thank you Julie! I so thankful that Rob did those shelves!
Your studio is lovely!
Thank you!!
I love it how you divided the room into “calm, introspection and inspiration” and creating! Rob made some beautiful shelving for you. And it was great to see Ruby pop in as well 🙂
Hello!!! I hope you’re well. Yes, I feel very blessed to have willing person to make my construction dreams come true!
Your studio is lovely, and the vlog too. Thank you
Have you seen this concert Sarah? Spell songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkpK6610LRI
Beautiful video. I love your personal space. Hoping to get back to our house in the Adirondacks in two weeks. It has been a year and a half, Covid, and I can;t wait to see our forest, mountains and waterways nearby.
HI Sarah, I don’t know if you have figured out the duster problems yet, but had a bit of inspiration … I don’t know if this would work for the duster, but would a strip of a long rectangular shape along the division between front and back, from lower hem through arm syce and to wrist, possibly with some tapering needed, that you might have to have an assistant to help with the placing of the tapers at the arm syce, work? Might be easier to imagine, or do actually, as two really long pentagons (house shapes with lots of height, and a long tapered roof) with the roof points meeting at the under arm point. Either in the same fabric or pieced fabrics of similar weight to the original depending on how you want this thing to be. Take Care,Jen
Hi Sarah, when you insert the sleeve into the bodice do you use a gathering thread in the seam allowance of the sleeve as then you can draw it up to fit the bodice evenly without puckers
Hi Sarah, when you insert the sleeve into the bodice do you use a gathering thread in the seam allowance of the sleeve as then you can draw it up to fit the bodice evenly without puckers