I finally purchased a ruffler foot for my sewing machine. Man I love that thing, although it's pretty intimidating at first. What a contraption! This purse was just an experiment to try it out, but my daughter loves it.
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I love it, too! Very girly girl!
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I love this purse. And the skirt is way adorable too. You are busy! I am having another link party on Friday, if you want to share!
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Great project! ...very well done! It just oozes with spring and cheer! I hopped over from "Hodgepodge Friday" and am so glad that I did! Please accept my invitation to drop in at my place sometime soon when you get a moment. until later...
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to It's a Hodgepodge Friday! I love seeing what you have been up to. I hope to see you again.
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We've worked with ruffler attachments for years. We made lace Victorian pillows made with volumes of ruffled lace. If it's the same ones we used, they need to be replaced fairly frequently but they do a terrific job. Of course, we were doing thousands of yards of lace.... My Mom still makes those lacey pillows, too, at 100 years old!
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I will be featuring this purse in the party wrap-up...look for it! Thanks for sharing.
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