I second this entirely; having lost 14 pounds during my 4 yr divorce and
regained the privilege (!) of shopping with my seventeen yr old daughter in
the juniors section, I am appalled by the short term nature of fabrics that,
at purchase, seem to be lovely to the touch and a good wear. Two careful
Susan Reishus wrote: Quilts make for a fun application, but wearable forms
such as jewelry (and there are a few incredible books out there)
I was wondering if you could give us some titles of books containing
jewelry? I've got basic books and some from the 80s which I purchased from a
senior who
I've also been reading the comments on this subject with interest. I took up
spinning and weaving in the '80s and when I looked at bobbin lace it seems
too delicate for my growing kids and pets to be around. I did not have a
room dedicated to my fibre craft so loom, wheel, sewing machine etc reside
