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1 April

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  Apr 1, 2011, 03.29 PMby arbiekaychelle

  i love your itty bitty bags! I’m going to try them with some hacks. Thanks for the great how-to. :)

7 December

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  Dec 7, 2010, 06.34 PMby Cindy Kay

  I really enjoyed surfing your projects and seeing your techniques ~ Your amazingly good with your Artistry !

31 May

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  May 31, 2010, 03.20 PMby irin

  All your projects are amazing!

18 October

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  Oct 18, 2009, 09.27 AMby Laura Bolčina

  Hi! BurdaStyle turned my how-to into a project, it’s here: click :D

3 October

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  Oct 3, 2009, 01.26 AMby sew4my3

  Hello kquade! Thanks for the kind words on my daughters sorority koozies! Also, thank you for noticing the detail in my description, you never miss a detail. I usually like to give as much information just for the reason you stated, so members know how to get the information needed if they want to make the creation. Talk to you again soon! Keep sewing with a smile!

13 September

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  Sep 13, 2009, 11.09 AMby conker

  Hiya, RE: Rocking Horse- Thank you, yes I did end up using a pattern, however once I had ordered the pattern the penny dropped as to how to do it. I used the pattern anyway, but it was pretty easy. I would say id send the pattern, but I don’t know where it is. I ordered it off ebay, from a man who makes them himself in America. The main body is just like a duck basically, you do the outline of a ‘duck’ then add a bottom bit in to make it 3D. Add the legs, rockers, rocker supports, ears, mane and tail. Im really rubbish at explaining, sorry. If that makes no sense, I shall try and explain a bit better.

21 August

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  Aug 21, 2009, 04.22 PMby abarefoot

  Thanks a lot!

20 July

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  Jul 20, 2009, 12.07 PMby princessali

  Thank you very much. I got the pattern from here

  I was too lazy to print it out and so drew it freehand. I didn’t do it on a fold so I could get the spikes. Worked out the hood myself…but it is far too big for him and so is folded back in the pictures.

  Thanks again for the kind comments! xx

18 July

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  Jul 18, 2009, 07.53 AMby mrscolumbo

  Thanks for your comments on my Frenchy bags … I did get the Simplicity pattern out and am going to make it … right now working on a floral bag for my friend, I have a carpet bag cut out so then that one is next .. Christmas is coming … is there enough time I wonder? :)

15 July

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  Jul 15, 2009, 09.17 PMby kaiju

  Thanks for your comment on my tunic! Your creations are very nice.

14 July

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  Jul 14, 2009, 02.46 PMby bola

  Thanks for the comment on my dress!. Yeah this pattern is really easy and you can make it in a range of fabrics too! how far along is your sis? bx

12 July

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  Jul 12, 2009, 02.34 PMby sabriner

  hey kquade and the cute cat! i just noticed you asked about my felt cranes. well, they’re the simplest thing. instead of paper, i used felt squares, and just sewed the edges that keep it together… just like you said :) I used a blanket stitch, but you should experiment with different kinds of stitches.

11 July

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  Jul 11, 2009, 11.25 PMby slingstring

  thanks for your comment on the bag! it was a pain to put together due to some mistakes in the book for some of the dimensions…i think it’s interesting that you are hesitant about sewing an article of clothing and i am SO INTIMIDATED by sewing “things”! I guess our minds really do get in the way sometimes!

  do you have any suggestions on how to get started in smaller bag/wallet type things? i want to make a little clutch-y type thing with a small handle for holding keys, phone, wallet when i don’t want to carry a bag. any thoughts?

  aisling.

9 July

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  Jul 9, 2009, 06.01 PMby djmt2001

  Yes im working on 2 different projects a modified franzi vest and a clutch with a twisted as soon as they are ready i will upload the photos.

23 June

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  Jun 23, 2009, 12.15 AMby slingstring

  your creations are so cute! i can’t wait to see your anda! have fun with it!!!!

17 June

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  Jun 17, 2009, 01.27 PMby didio

  Hi Kquade, thanks for the sweet comment! If I do some more I´ll let you know… :)

11 June

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  Jun 11, 2009, 09.32 AMby ralarkins

  Just noticed your status says ‘wanting Adobe Photoshop… Pricey’. Is the student version too pricey? But alas you only get to use it for non-commercial purposes. It is a great learning tool and fairly easy to get if you are a student or are a parent of a student.
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  Jun 11, 2009, 04.31 AMby baobab

  Thanks a lot for your comment - and again for the great how-to, of course! I actually think all of your bags and purses are great. So if there’ll be another how-to of yours (is there? :) you can count me in.
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  Jun 11, 2009, 03.23 AMby willjames

  Thank you for the comment. FMP means final major project it was made at college. i so love the bags you make.

8 June

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  Jun 8, 2009, 06.54 AMby ralarkins

  Thanks for the tips on the wrist pin cushion! I think I’ve got it. I have been trying (and that is a key word here) to drape a dress I have in mind, but the pin cushion at the neck of my form is too small and when my kids ask me a question… well, next thing I am picking up pins off the floor before I step on them. Have Fun Sewing!

12 May

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  May 12, 2009, 09.04 AMby carottesauvage

  Thank you so much for your comment! Keep well

11 May

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  May 11, 2009, 01.02 PMby oranda

  Thank you for leaving a comment for my Dolphine. I’d love to up load the pattern but I’m very new to this site and I’m not quite worked out how to do it. (Do I need Photoshop???) Your bags are lovely! I love the strawberry’s one. Cute!

6 May

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  May 6, 2009, 04.14 PMby mlssfshn

  If you’ve seen my frogs that how I created them as well. I love thread play and the Teflon sheet is a nifty invention. Love your clutches!
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  May 6, 2009, 08.04 AMby xoxom

  thankz alot for that lovely comment..yeah thats my creation the bride and her entourage…i love also your stuff…ill go check your how tos…thankz again

29 April

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  Apr 29, 2009, 05.05 PMby elanhandbags

  HI! Thanks so much for your comment. I really LOVE your bags too. The little blue one is SOOO cute!
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  Apr 29, 2009, 02.42 PMby teaandcake

  Thanks dear! I’ve really got to get going on those how-tos, I promise I will try. I love your bags especially the blue one you made from the pleated skirt, it’s gorgeous.

28 April

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  Apr 28, 2009, 07.00 PMby sew4my3

  Hello kquade! I was just wondering how little Larson is doing? My daughters are in college in the Atlanta area and both work with children near the hospital Larson is at. I emailed the information to them and they put him on their prayer list at their church there, so they are curious to know how he is doing. Let us know, Thanks!

23 April

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  Apr 23, 2009, 05.17 PMby skwarynia

  Hi:] thanks for your comment. I’m going to sew your great Itty Bitty Bag but I don’t have enough time… but I’m going to do this, I eventually found suitable fabric:D
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  Apr 23, 2009, 08.39 AMby nesca

  Hi! Thanks for your comment :)

18 April

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  Apr 18, 2009, 01.55 PMby omaknits

  I am new today to Burda’s page. I would like to print out your directions for the scrap thread bag. It says to print at home. I don’t have that option when I hit the print page!

  Can you help?

  I also would like to print the directions for the Itty bag, without the blog at the bottom of each page.

  Can you help there also?

  Thank you

  Pat in Colorado

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