Scrapping, knitting, & Sewing OH MY! LOL

This weeks show notes:

Top Scrapbooking Trends to watch for in 2008 according to MM  Biggest
Scrapbook Idea Gallery

hybrid scrapping
vintage typwriter fonts
journaling directly on pictures
ethnic inspired embellishments
3d adhesive foam
black and white layouts
die cut titles and embellishments
collaged backgrounds
deco edge cardstock
transparencies and overlays
white space
circluar stamps

tatoo inspired designs
scrapping everyday topics
multiple picture LO's
using digital brushes
using extra large pictures
super saturated pictures
beading on layouts
using clear stamps

BHG Ultimate Guide to Digital Scrapbooking

A new magazine due out in November from Simple Scrapbooks:
Scrappers almanac by  Elizabeth Dillow

Scrappers Almanac

Short Description:
12 months, 365 days, and 103 inspiring projects to help you celebrate
(and scrapbook) your unique life! The Scrapbooker's Almanac offers a
fresh, new way to find meaningful scrapbooking inspiration in the
calendar

Knitting:

Lion brand has some seriously cute patterns...and dont' worry, i will
link them this time! LOL

**you may need to do a SIMPLE registration in order to see the patterns**


CableVision

Sweet Sophicate Baby

Cable Wrap and Hat

Garter Swing Pullover


BLOG SPOTLIGHT:
Erika Martin Designs aka Stampin mama

 

Guide To Fibers by Ann Steeves

Organdy

It is used to make semi-fitted, puffed or bouffant evening wear, dresses, blouses, children's clothing, curtains, interfacings and facings

 Holland fabric

Holland fabric, 100% cotton is the traditional blind material

 

 

Hair canvas

 Woven hair tailoring canvas for suits & coats.
68" wide
60% Wool/ 40% Goat Hair

 Batiste

 Organza

 Non Woven Interfacing

 Light fusible Fusible for sheer to lightweight fabrics. Blouses, all sheer garments. Crepe de chine, voile, handkerchief linen. 100% polyester. Made by Pellon

 Medium-Weight Interfacing is flexible sew-in interfacing is perfect for shirt plackets, collars and cuffs

 How to use interfacing

 Interfacing Chart

 

 

Ins and out of interfacing

 Selecting Interfacing

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