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September 04, 2007

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Carrie

Thank You Thank You Thank You! This is very sweet...

heidi

i can't wait to read this blog. the bag is super cool!

Karen

Great idea, Randi! You are the perfect one for passing on the help. Thank you for the encouragement. It is needed on this end. :-)
My son wanted to learn how to sew and I started with a simple bag for his bike. It turned out pretty well, but I didn't have a pattern for it and so much of the "grunt" work was in coming up with dimensions...
Blessings on your new venture!
Karen

Tea

Thank you for sharing your crafty-nest! I love this blog!

Lara

Thanks for sharing your crafting ideas on this blog! My eldest daughter will be five next birthday and I keen to teach her how to sew (she's already keen to do other craft) and your hints are great.

Simone

I just found this site via craftzine.com. I think it's a brilliant idea. Since my mother never thought me how to sew (she didn't really like it, nor was she very good at it), I might try some of your suggestions myself. I will certainly be checking this site for more tips and tricks in the future. Thanks a lot for doing this! And good luck with it.

Sarah @ Real Life

Oh, I love this!! My girls are always wanting to join in on my crafts. Also, would you consider submitting an article to the Mothers and Daughters Blog Carnival on my blog?

Carrie Brock

Yeah! I've been looking for this type of blog! I have a little boy, and hope to be inspired for things to do with him as well!

Blooming

Me too I have a son. He's almost six. He loves to create things and like your daughter he's a gift-giver. He's made birthday cards for almost all of the kids in his class this year. He's itching to get his hands on the sewing machine.

Thanks for a cute and inspiring blog.

Colushja

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Andressa

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