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Saturday, May 28, 2011
My first Heirloom sewing
I love heirloom sewing. I love the look. It is just so dainty. I would love to have a little girl to sew for but don't. So how do i play with heirloom sewing without a little girl. I have to make things like the above pillow case. I know i can make things like pillows, curtains, home decorations, slips, nighties and even some woman clothes can add a touch of heirloom sewing. I made this pillowcase after taking a class on heirloom sewing at Husqvarna Sewing Gallery in Mentor. Sorry, I can't remember who the teacher was. But, I have a great book that gives me all the information I got in that class and way more called Grandmothers Hope Chest written by Martha Campbell Pullen.
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Cheryl, this pillowcase is exquisite. Did you know there is a Heirloom group on Stitchtalk, it's called All Heirloom Sewing, they could do with some inspiration and any lessons you could pass on, I know I would benefit. But this piece is really beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks Mandy. I'm pretty new at heirloom sewing too. I am the one who started the heirloom group on stitchtalk. I am going to try to think of some projects that we can do to increase our heirloom sewing skills.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pillow case - absolutely gorgeous!
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