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Wendy Read from Fairfield created this thread painted textile art wall hanging. The moss was made from only thread on dissolvable stabilizer. The rest of the scene was created by sewing on tulle. The depth was achieved by using multiple layers of tulle with separate parts of the scene sewn on different layers.

Lynn Schenkenberger from Rossville, Georga is an over-the-road trucker.  She has a sewing machine in her truck and quilts during her down time.  This project is going to be a memory quilt and will have photos of her daughter and granddaughter.  Lynn, thanks for stopping by.


Dave Gordy from Ottumwa arrived on his WW1 outfitted horse.
He left with yarn-dyed flannel in his saddle bag from which he
will make a Civil War era shirt.  
Lynn Schenkenberger (left) sent me a photo of her truck.


Diana Harness from Eldon made this Halloween quilt 
featuring hand embroidery.  It won a blue ribbon at the
Wapello County Fair.
Donna Brooke from Urbandale made this pillow entirely on her serger.
Dave and JoAnne Hamblin, from Mount Gilead, Ohio are on their way to Alaska.  They are traveling in their 1964 Studebaker.  They stopped by The Sewing House and agreed to let me take their photo.

Dave and JoAnne, thank you and have a great trip.
Tiffany Johnson, from Mystic made this Dr. Who bag.  She also made this outfit for an American Girl doll.  The outfit is a replica of the outfit worn by the 11th Dr. Who in the television series.