Sewing Ideas

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Sewing ideas are coming in like crazy! Before I fall asleep, I start dreaming up things to sew up. Stay tuned...hopefully I'll get some done and will post pictures. Are you sewing anything?

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Ry said…
Congrats and prayers for your new pregnancy/baby!
3:10 PM
Anonymous said…
u got a baby ticker!!! Yay!!!

Connie aka stormync23
4:37 PM
shadesofblue said…
You have a baby ticker!!!!!! Oh my word! Congratulations Kate!! I'm so overjoyed for you!! I bet you can't tell. LOL.God bless you. To God be the glory! You so deserve this blessing!
12:47 AM
Suzanne said…
THanks for stopping by my blog Kate and I left congrats there but wanted to wish you well here too:-) And I am thinking of sewing my youngest a zouave suit:

http://www.longago.com/civilwarchildren.html
7:33 PM
Unknown said…
Congrats!(I hope it's not to early for that)! I will be keeping you and baby in my prayers.
11:07 PM
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