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And now I'm caught up on showing you all the six-word memoir quiltlets I've made so far, this one is #26. Woohoo! Half-way done with the year.
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The words say:
"Wiping The Slate Clean, A Do-Over."
This is made with the back of a white Tyvek bubble wrap envelope I recently received with my
new Moo cards. I got the right kind this time, last time I inadvertently ordered business card sized when I wanted the skinnier Moo cards. If you see me, ask me for one! I think they turned out really cool, and mark a new beginning (at least in my mind) with how I'm doing this art making thing.
The envelope was nice to sew on and yes, I popped quite a few of the bubbles as I sewed along. In the second picture you can see where I ran out of thread leaving behind a trail of holes that will never close up (at least without any help!).