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Nancy Gartenman Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 10:06:33 AM

I got a bag of Easter things at the thrift this morning that are pretty cute. Finished a couple of embroidered pillows. Thought you might like to see what is in my work basket. And my old singer sewing machine has a new job.
What is in your work basket?? Lets see some pictures.
NANCY JO

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electricdunce Posted - Feb 14 2008 : 07:54:57 AM
Wow...what a lot of wonderful things to look at, I am particularly intrigued by the doll books. Would you ever consider having a lending library for them? Your roadside find chair is great. It always amazes me the things people throw away. Your workbasket is great, and all the pictures of all yr goodies. I remember someone gave me a Singer treadle machine when I was a kid, but my mother thought it too big and too much trouble so she disappeared it on me. They are such beautiful old sweeties. I do have my mother's old
Featherwieght and I use that machine a lot. Karin
frannie Posted - Feb 13 2008 : 9:19:10 PM
well....and i am a bit of a mess, it looks the same if i am trying to make a small project or a larger project.
i am trying to learn though to keep in organized and i think the basket idea is a great one.


love
fran

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Nancy Gartenman Posted - Feb 13 2008 : 3:44:50 PM
Frannie,
Your projects require a bit more space then a basket!!
Nancy Jo

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frannie Posted - Feb 13 2008 : 2:40:54 PM
nancy jo, i dont really have a work basket cause i get to carried away, but i thought i would post a work table that i try to keep under control

could you gather up some of your embroidery and post a pic of some more of your work? i think they are wonderful.


love
fran

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Nance in France Posted - Feb 13 2008 : 09:31:01 AM
No doubt about the strength, since you seem to run at about 65 mph just when you're contemplating which craft to tackle next! (knew it wouldn't be decaf).... Hugs, Nance
Nancy Gartenman Posted - Feb 13 2008 : 06:15:23 AM
PLAIN OLD MAXWELL HOUSE, BLACK AND STRONG.


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Nance in France Posted - Feb 13 2008 : 05:31:39 AM
Nancy Jo! HIGH FIVE for the "dumpster dive"!! Cool chair!! My mom calls me a Dumpster Diva! Beautiful embroidery too, by the way. What brand of coffee do you drink????? Hugs, Nance
Nancy Gartenman Posted - Feb 13 2008 : 04:31:14 AM
Jeannie,
Now see another picture I would like to see, your sewing machine. We must get you a blog! Yes I like EARLY AMERICAN LIFE MAG. too. Glad you got to keep the sewing machine, I think they make a nice piece of furniture if they are no longer used for sewing.
NANCY JO

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jpbluesky Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 4:57:06 PM
Nancy Jo - I have my grandmothers old White sewing treadle machine, still with the original leather strap on the wheel. I remember Mom sewing my first day of school skirts on it. Now it is in the guest room with a lamp on it. I have the bill of sale, too. When you open the lid, and the machine rises, there is an inlaid wood ruler on it. Gosh, it is so pretty. I lugged that home to Florida from Illinois when I was 27 and single. Brought it home in my 1974 VW station wagon.

I see from your photos, the Early American Life Magazine is in your basket. I subscribed to that 15 years ago, and still have my fave copies. Love them! And I love your photos too!

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farmgirl blessings Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 3:13:44 PM
Oh my gosh, Nancy Jo, those pillows are incredible! I can't decide which I like better, but the oil lamp design is so unique. Do you use a pattern or some up with your own designs? Not that it matters, your work is just perfect! Hugs ...

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miss wilma Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 3:05:04 PM
thank you for selling it, I probaably wont be able to buy very much, I sell to those people, but sometimes I can find a few things. I rather go to out of the way places and try to find bargains

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Nancy Gartenman Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 2:57:20 PM
Miss Wilma,
I hope the creek don't rise because I want to see what goods you bring home. I'll get your check in the mail and thankyou for making her a pillow.
NANCY JO


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miss wilma Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 2:15:08 PM
Girl you just wont do,I am coming to NY sooner or later , I promise you we will have fun, Do you know any good antique shops also, Now when I am junking I never wind down Your friends box is on the way $28.58, I am going to the big Heart show Thursday, if the creek dont rise, I know Sterl is gritting his teeth now, woe be to his pocket book

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bohemiangel Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 1:01:49 PM
I'm so envious, I love Easter stuff!!!

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Nancy Gartenman Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 12:34:36 PM
MB,
That book in the basket is a cook book.
NANCY JO

www.Nancy-Jo.blogspot.com
frannie Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 10:53:42 AM
nancy jo, your embroidery work is so charming, and i wondered what you were going to put in the tiny baby stroller......perfect!
my dh loves the "free" junkin, he calls it dumpster divin, no matter where it comes from.
i think you did great with your free chair.

love
fran

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Marybeth Posted - Feb 12 2008 : 10:50:30 AM
Goodness gracious!! Oh yeah, that's the name of the book you have in your basket---what is the book about? You do such beautiful embroidery---talented fingers or needle I should say. Maybe I will gather some of my ongoing stuff together and get a picture going. MB

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