October Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Posted by Julie on Oct 1st, 2009 | 2 comments home title

All you Ladies out there, go get your mammograms done! this is Breast Cancer awareness month take care of yourself…

I will be making a lot of breast cancer aprons this month, I will post those that I can. Remember you can have a custom one made.

This Apron is a Bridgette.

Fall is here

Posted by Julie on Sep 28th, 2009 | 3 comments home title

Here in Utah the leaves are changing, Sunday Girls Club decided to take a drive and go see the Alpine loop. here are some of the photos I took.

stairs We stopped in Heber… I think this was at the old train station.

therock

sundance1 fall This one was taken when we stopped at Sundance

heber These both are also at Sundance.

bridal veil falls4417 This one was taken at the top of the loop. This is the beautiful Bridal Veil Falls in Provo canyon.

Apron a week 2009 Giveaway #4

Posted by Julie on Sep 27th, 2009 | 23 comments home title

Are you ready for another chance to win the apron of your choice? OK here is how it will work this week.
1. Find the apron of your choice click here

2. determine if the price is low, just right, high

3. let me know in a comment

It is always about the sweet spot (THE RIGHT PRICE) I’m willing to give you the chance to win an apron for your opinion on this sweet spot issue. Remember this is why I’m having these giveaways I’m on a quest for the perfect website…

Thank you for all the great comments that you have given already.

GOOD LUCK!!!!

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about me

I’m the oldest sister of a family of fifteen children; I have four amazing children of my own whom have blessed me with nine wonderful granddaughters. For me sewing has always been a hobby anything that allows me to be creative. I also enjoy crafts, photo collages, cooking, gardening, decorating and photography. My favorite is making original one of a kind items. I have been making custom pieces for homes sense the early 1980’s from curtains to table ensembles, bed sets to clothes, and art for the wall using whatever is necessary for the coordinating factor. My mother was a master seamstress, she taught me how to make anything with or without a pattern. Personally I like starting with patterns then I alter to fit my needs or ideas. This saves me a lot of time. I have always been very detail oriented striving for quality. Artists are very strong in my family, my artistic talent comes out in my color schemes, altered styles and detail work.