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Sunday, May 24, 2015
Dream Come True - This Season's Best Fashion
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Saturday, May 31, 2014
Ench By Sew-020- Mind of the Maker
Hey!
The latest Enchanted by Sewing Podcast has been published!
Listening Option I) You can listen to the show right on the web by clicking on this link
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Listening Option II) Click on this link to iTunes to download this and other Enchanted by Sewing shows to your mobile device (iPhone, Android, etc.) free from iTunes
Did I miss any links mentioned in the show? If so, please post here and share them with everybody
Email- EnchantedBySewing@gmail.com
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- Pensamientos Primero Reflecting on Making
For some people, sewing is just practical . For another segment of society, and I’m one of them, sewing is an important creative outlet that helps us to stay healthy and happy.- Entonces /Then
She B. Coole
Live talk from our local Makers Faire includes extempore interview with professional embroideress (Tapistres?) Barbara Coole (B. Coole)o B. Coole Shares
• Thoughts on the realities of garment sewers investing both time and money into modern machine embroidery equipment and know-how
• Her advice on choosing an embroidery machine
- Pensimentos Finales: What I’m thinking now, when it comes to my dream embroidery machine
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Web Resources
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| This Steam Punk Sewist is right at home at Makers Faire |
My Regular Sewing Blog Me Encanta Coser http://www.meencantacoser.blogspot.com
She B. Coole - Barbara is a professional embroideress and textile artist. As Barbara (B. Coole) reminds us embroidery is “… an art form that’s been going on for thousands of years.” People have sent out their embroidery to be done by professionals, for hundreds of years. B.Coole does detailed projects involving professional couture embroidery to order . She also sells a wide variety of embroidered bits and pieces, parasols and more along with embroidery motifs that sewists and non-sewists can add to their garments, bags, hats, etc. http://www.bcoole.com
bc@bcoole.com
(707) 575-8924
You’ll find that under-pocket cat embroidery created by Hiroko Kubota, along with other embellishment ideas on this pinterest board. http://www.pinterest.com/lrshimer/embellishment-sewing/
The Steam Punk Esthetic http://www.pinterest.com/lrshimer/steampunk-era-or-state-of-mind/
I have several sewing inspired boards at pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lrshimer/
Maker’s Faires are found in many different cities http://makerfaire.com
She’s Hep With Tech
Mind of This Makerhttp://www.hepwithtech.blogspot.com/2014/05/mind-of-this-maker.html
What Would Beethoven Print? (3D Printing)
http://www.hepwithtech.blogspot.com/2014/04/but-what-would-beethoven-print-3d.html
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Monday, September 9, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
Ench By Sew-006 Conversation with a Pirate Queen
You can listen to the show right on the web by clicking on this link. Or, download this podcast free from iTunes, to play on your favorite mobile device/mp3 player (like an iPhone or an Android), by clicking on this link to iTunes.
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This conversation is about more than sewing, it's about a Californian who admits to having fun with her two teenage sons, drawn together by their shared joy in living history. How many boys this age have so much fun hanging out with their mom in social situations? I think Laura's found a secret that others might add to their parent-skills database!
What first drew me to Laura is that, in addition to costume sewing, she has a flair for integrating elements of costume sewing into her daily wardrobe. Though she she sews for well-known living history events, such as the Renaisance Faire and Civil War Reenactment Days, it was our chat about her experiences creating unique garments for local San Francisco Bay Area personal theater - the Nor Cal Pirate Expo, that had us both laughing, and me reaching for the edit button when it came time to clean up this interview to keep this podcast rated 'clean'!
Laura's enthusiasm and creativity in costume creation and sewing, is the kind of passion that keeps me enchanted by sewing!
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Monday, November 15, 2010
Families: Dear Martha

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Oh! Hard Times, Come Again No More....
Stephen Foster
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