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This week we finished some sweatshirts for a local high school craft fair fundraiser.  It is for the music department, so if you are in town visit the Southridge High School on November 5 between 9 am-4pm.



We also have been making a couple of aprons. They were great fun to make.  Pattern came from an Instructables tutorial by compwalla. Great instructions and safe advice.



Sue liked her aprons so much that she asked us to stitch out some more, so we are working on those.  We are also trying to find our way through the ins and outs of starting a small business. We have faith that one day we will have it all worked out. (The rules will change then, but it won't be our fault. I don't think.)

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