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31 March

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  Mar 31, 2011, 12.39 AMby ielle palmer

  You pic the most wonderful fabric styles for you projects. Where do you get your stuff?

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    Apr 25, 2011, 05.17 AMby liaspace

    they’re local fabrics here, some are fabrics I bought in Japan :)

27 January

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  Jan 27, 2010, 07.53 PMby galatina

  Oh, thank you so much for your lovely comment. Things are actually going well, just that slightly displaced feeling. Looking forward to getting settled and back into sewing though :-) Hope you’re not still missing Japan too much. x

3 January

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  Jan 3, 2010, 11.37 PMby sewclairey

  Thanks!!

2 January

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  Jan 2, 2010, 02.24 AMby kosmika

  Simple but smart! Thanks so much for the tutorial :)

30 December

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  Dec 30, 2009, 05.57 PMby sewneenee

  here’s sending inspiring thoughts your way. That is the difficult part of the creative life, with hills come valleys. I hope you will be hilltop again soon!!

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    Dec 31, 2009, 07.34 AMby liaspace

    hahahahhaa thank u :)…hopefully after new year :p

25 December

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  Dec 25, 2009, 09.59 PMby galatina

  hope you get well soon

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    Dec 28, 2009, 10.22 AMby liaspace

    Thank you :) all better since Xmas :D

1 December

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  Dec 1, 2009, 12.17 AMby petitmoutonbleu

  your little misfits are sooo adorableeeee and everything you make is so cute and i just feel like hugging it!!!!! nice colours, really nice fabrics!!!! you make wonderful things!

22 November

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  Nov 22, 2009, 09.59 AMby sewella

  Thank you on the kind comment! Wanted to visit your blog but it only let me a glimpse of it (was much intrigued by the lace I got to see for a sec) and it went blank. It did that several time! God knows what’s wrong with the IE today. Will check up on it later! Thank you for leaving the comment!

26 October

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  Oct 26, 2009, 03.50 AMby kel2288

  i did us a pattern for the jumper and made the pattern for the hood wich shows since its absolutley huge on him lol if he was my baby and i had the costume i would alter the hood and bring it in, but she likes it. thank you for the compliment !!!

23 October

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  Oct 23, 2009, 03.49 PMby strickmeise

  Thank you very much for your nice comment! The dresses for your little daughter are great! She is such a cute little Person!

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    Oct 23, 2009, 05.46 PMby liaspace

    hahahahahaa thank you….at first she refused to wear the yukata…I had to bribe her :p

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  Oct 23, 2009, 05.00 AMby isobelm

  Hi Nathalia, Many thanks for your comments on my tunic dress. The pattern is a Free Download on the burdafashion website. Just follow the ‘download’ links and you should find it. Happy sewing! http://www.burdafashion.com/en/Downloads/Free/1333669-1413206-1597830.html

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    Oct 23, 2009, 12.03 PMby liaspace

    thanks much :)

20 October

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  Oct 20, 2009, 04.29 PMby galatina

  Hi Nathalia, I just checked out your website after being inspired by your beautiful clutch. It’s gorgeous – look forward to seeing lots more of your projects in the future. Good luck with the competition.

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    Oct 21, 2009, 02.57 AMby liaspace

    Thank you very much :)…I think I’m making a smocked clutch after this :p will post when it’s finally done

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    Oct 23, 2009, 12.09 PMby galatina

    Excellent – will look forward to seeing it!

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  Oct 20, 2009, 01.31 AMby yoshimi

  Hello Lia! Thank you for leaving comments on my creations, and for visiting my blog too. Welcome to BurdaStyle (I just guessed that you are a new member, from your profile) and let’s enjoy sewing!

15 October

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  Oct 15, 2009, 04.54 PMby kosmika

  Hi! Thanks for your nice comments on my hoodie :) If you are interested in the pattern it is free. follow the link below the description, Sakko made this jacket and other baby clothes. It should be this site: http://handmadenokokoro.web.fc2.com/katagami/035.html click on the big green button to download it :) it is written in Japanese, but thanks to the pictures is quite clear.. :) you can find more here: http://handmadenokokoro.web.fc2.com/ happy sewing!
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  Oct 15, 2009, 03.16 PMby katensew

  Hello there, If Christmas is important to you how about some Christmas patchwork. I made wreaths one year for all my friends as gifts. I drew round a large round tray-, then folded it many times cut out a circle in the centre, ( so it looks like a dough ring !! ) to give me the size and shape for each patch. Using a variety of Christmas prints, plains and gold cut out these shapes ( adding seams ) Also cut out a complete back in one colour. Stitch the circles together round the outer edge ONLY Cut out notches around seam. Turn to right side. Hand stitch the inner edge – LEAVING A GAP TO STUFF – Stuff and stitch opening. Decorate with a large bow, bells or anything festive.