I love sewing Primitives dolls and creating Primitive patterns. This is what I deal most in but my web site also sells vintage and antiques and various other things.
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HIYA Fellow Crafters. My name is Erin and I do love a variety of crating mediums. My favorite is sewing Primitive dolls and creating Primitive patterns. I love to learn new techniques or find a way to ' Make it Yourself ' rather than running down to the local craft store.
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That's me,Dianne...Always on the ball! NOT! LOL!
Thank you for the comment, though! Hugs, Erin
Oh, my gosh...a new photo of you, too...See? I'm not so on the ball. Tsk! Tsk! ;-)
Hi Erin, yeah no TV is great, I gave it up when I moved here 3 years ago and have found the last 3 years the most creative in my life. To the point of obsession as I carry a project in my bag just in case i have a few moments to sew. I am looking forward to seeing more of your dolls and if you are happy to I would like to put a link from my website to yours. Take care Jo-Anne xxx
Erin, I see you are being 'pressed' into doing a tutorial!! So, I'll add to the 'pressing' - go on.... please do a tutorial :>) you know you want to (well, we want you to) :>) have fun Di
Erin,
I think I get the picture what muslin is. I'm planning to go to clothing store and brought some fabrics that I might needed. Thank you for your help Erin...I'll let you know the result of my primitives = ) luv ya' back Erin = )
Erin,
I saw what you said to Paula Mae about the rusting process.
I sooooo wish you'd post a tutorial on that too.
I'm afraid to mix stuff together too much, inside my housel
because I know what can happen with bleach.,,
and it's not pretty.
Dearest Paula; Muslin is very easy to find and omes in many grades. It is very inexpensive. It is mostly used for backing in quilts. Go to your local WalMart or JoAnns and ask the salesclerks point it out for you. :-) Love ya' Erin