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Sew It All magazine volume 10
Patch Pocket Apron (using fat quarters) page 61
Purchase the kit here
Sew It All magazine volume 9
Faux leather and knit panel skirt page 128
Download pattern template here


Sew It All magazine volume 8
Show your stripes - no pattern skirt page 100
What a waist - flowy boho pants page 111
Tee party - ruffle front t-shirt refashion page 117

Guest on Sew It All Season 7 - Apron in Reverse.
Aired nationally on Public Television in 2013. Purchase DVD here.

Sew It All magazine volume 7
Cafe Cutie Reversible Tulip Apron
Download the template here


Sew It All magazine volume 6
Short and Sweet - scalloped shorts page 62
Swirly Skirt - ruffle skirt page 92


Sew It All magazine volume 5
Haute Hemline - A-line skirt with tiered scallop hemline page 96
In the Mix - ruffled apron page 108 (purchase kit at Sew It All shop)


Sew It All magazine volume 4
Max Out - Maxi dress with removable straps page 72
Belt it Out - Refashion T-shirt with lace inset and belt page 84
Buttoned up - Side buttoned maxi skirt page 108


Tulle Time - Multi-pocket craft apron page 62
Summer Sundress - page 86
Sheer Delight - draped front tank page 103

 Sew News Dec 12/Jan 13
The Fab Five - alter one skirt pattern to sew five skirts - page 72
Download the instructions for FREE from Sew News 
 Sew News Dec 11/Jan 12
Table runners - page 52

Sew News Oct/Nov11
Cover photo - sweater refashion
Download the directions free from Sew News: Oct/Nov 2011 Go With the Flow

Sew News June/July 2011
Cover girl - bathing suit coverup page 56

Little One Yard Wonders
Retro-Inspired Bathing Cover Up page 46


Fabric-by-Fabric One Yard Wonders
Cupcake pocket apron

Strapless belted tunic and File cabinet cover

Gallery section - purses and clothing made from placemats

SewWhat? magazine - for home decor professionals
Butterfly transformation pillow



Interviewed by Lori (Girls in the Garden blog) on the Sew Forth Now podcast


Comments

  1. Unknown6:46 PM

    I've seen the One-Yard Wonders book. How exciting that you're in it!

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  2. Sharon Sews8:10 PM

    Thank you!

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