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This week I'm sharing two very different blue quilts, a passport wallet made on my new embroidery machine, and more birdfeed cam at the end!
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[@claudiafigueiredo7969]

I watched this one twice! Worth it every time! The first time I dont remember why I had the volume way down or I was distracted tending to a puppy who's super scared of storms... poor thing. Anyway loved what you did last week. I think the sashiko worked beautifully with white fabric. From what I remember, it's kinda the color choices for sashiko: white and indigo. Anyway2, oh, so you're going to have to replace the "triangle" pieces on your kid's quilt. My quilt got damaged in the middle, so eventually I'll have to figure out how/ what to do. For now it's ok as the cover of a couch on my sewing room. Thanks for the video and the bird cameo! The "furry bird" cracks me up LOL LOL

[@sewhookedjen]

Thank you! The new machine has been so fun to play with and I LOVE the sashiko patterns. I'm thinking I may try a couple of them on some old jeans. :)

[@claudiafigueiredo7969]

@@sewhookedjen Sashiko is beautiful! I think it'll be beautiful on jeans. Fromm what I reember, the technique originated in Japan as a way to mend old working clothes and in a way that would make them beautiful.