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Thursday, May 29, 2008
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Thanks for stopping by my blog! My name is Ayumi. I love sharing my crafty journal and other little anecdotes in my life here. I am a mother to two kiddos and a wife to my best friend. We live in Seattle currently. I hope you enjoy being here :) Welcome♪ |
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You've inspired me to change my ironing board fabric as well...I just need to purchase some. Love the Amy Butler fabric you chose. Can't wait for your new tutorial!
ReplyDeleteYes, a tutorial on how you got the cute pink penguin up there please :o)
ReplyDeleteYour ironing board looks great! I've been meaning to change my fabric for, oh, a couple of years now lol. Thanks for reminding me how easy it is!
ReplyDeleteI would love it if you did a little tutorial on how you got the pink penguin up there!
I didn't see the pink penguin:0(
ReplyDeletecuuuuute ironing board!!!
That fabric is perfect for your ironing board! I'm eagerly waiting for your next sewing tutorial!
ReplyDeleteMust be ironing board re-cover season! Yours look great! Puget Sound Sewing and Crafts blog posted re-cover instructions yesterday, too. Check it out!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your sweet comments!
ReplyDeleteShimmy shake-
My new tutorial should be up within a week or so..I hope you'll like them!
karen-
I wrote the tute tonight, but sorry in advance because I really don't know if that could be clear for non-blogger users..!
Knittinandnoodlin-
I know! It took me about 2 years too to really change the cover. but I can promise that it's really worth it to take an action!
Alisa-
I wonder which web browser you use. Is it IE 5.0 or below? that's the only ones I know won't work..
Ruby's daughter-
My tutorial should be up sometime next week;) I hope you'll like it!
Annette Millard-
You are right! The girl of Puget Sound Sewing & Craft did the same thing as me on the same day! Cool! Changing it really makes you feel good!
Ooh, please tell me how you made that cute browser icon thingie...I have been meaning to make one of those for The Make Lounge site for AGES!
ReplyDeleteJennifer-
ReplyDeleteDid you get to the the next posting where I wrote a tute on it? ;)