Sewing that's Retro, Geek, and Chic
Thank you, everyone, for all the wonderful comments on my last post! I’m glad you liked the wristlet bags I made (it seems the shoes print was the most popular).
I had tons of fun making them and using some of the novelty fabrics I’ve had in my stash for a while! I have plans to make many more. =)
I promise anyone can make great little bags like mine using Erin’s amazing instructions!
I’m currently in the middle of building a special Halloween costume during my time off from work-sewing, so please excuse the fact that I skipped the actual hat drawing for this giveaway. Afterall, there were 75 comments! That’s a lot of writing and folding to put names in the hat!
So I used a random number generator and it gave me the number 46.
I counted twice and my husband counted once. (I skipped my couple of reply comments in the count.)
The lucky winner…
with comment number 46 is…
Oh, here’s a photo of that costume I currently have under the needle of my machine:
I’m stitching the stars on a Wonder Woman cape!
Oh, sorry!
You wanted to know the winner!
Commenter number 46 is…
Congratulations, Chuleenan! I will make sure that Erin has your email to send you your PDF pattern!
And for those of you who didn’t win, I strongly encourage you to buy a copy of the Dog Under My Desk Essential Wristlet pattern! You will not be wasting your money! I promise. =)
Thanks again to Erin for having such a fun blog hop (there are still more pattern giveaways happening elsewhere!) and for letting me give a copy of your wonderful pattern away!
Now, I’m off to sew more stars on that cape…
To read the post about this photo click here
Behind the Scenes: Life As A Costumer
My Sewing Room
Types of Costumers & Positions in a Costume Shop
Shopping For A New Sewing Machine
Info About Wizard Brand Machines
Custom Style 
Sewing stars on a cape sounds like a nightmare!
It’s not so bad actually! Thank goodness for Wonder Under fusing. =)
That cape looks like it’s going to be really cool. (The pic with the lighting is very dramatic, hehe.)
Thanks! Yes, the lighting looks completely different in reality, but it wasn’t nearly as interesting when I turn off the machine light to take a more normal photo, hehe.
Hi, I just realized I never commented here about winning – just on Twitter. So let me just say again – THANK YOU! I was, of course, thrilled to win – especially as I was in the throes of working on my Fall for Cotton project that weekend.
The cape is amazing!
You’re very welcome! I can’t wait to see what your wristlet bags will look like – I’m sure you’ve got some wonderful scraps from your last few projects!
More of the cape will be coming to the blog soon – thanks! =)