This is where the title comes in, "Can you take one more?" because here's the link to the interview. Although, if I may make a suggestion, don't just read the interview (of course I want you to read it...) but read Claire's sewing history too. You will be so glad that you did because it's probably similar to your own.
I am in the sewing cave today but I have three little people and their mother who are visiting for the weekend with the understanding that Nana needs to spend some quality time in her special place.
So I'm getting a late start, since we had movie night last night...four generations sitting around with a lot of popcorn and sugary drinks...watching Catching Fire. Then some serious cartoon watching this morning...
The baby is with me in the cave while the others are at the jungle gym...I can do some preliminary things...like clean off the sewing table first...
hopefully I will get something finished later this evening...
...as always more later!
Beautiful addition to the sewing room. Might as well get the vibes into her when she is young.
ReplyDeleteAwwww, she is so sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I'm not the only who who has piles of stuff on their cutting surface!
ReplyDeleteGreat interview. Glad you did not spare your information!
ReplyDeleteBeautfiul addition to your sewing space! Doesn't get much better!
ReplyDeleteBaby's a cutie and I loved reading your interview! So fascinating to find out more about the real you.
ReplyDeleteAs much as I love to sew, I could sit around cuddling with a baby all day and completely forget sewing.
ReplyDeleteHow can resist sewing baby clothes with that sweet thing snoozing there?
ReplyDeleteGreat interview. Sounds like a fun movie night. Love the pic of the bub. How sweet.
ReplyDeleteAww, that is the picture of cuteness! What a really interesting interview. Thank you for sharing so much about your process in making such chic clothes.
ReplyDeleteGreat interview! Frankly, I am stunned by your commute time. Thanks for sharing picture of your sweet grandchild.
ReplyDeleteWhen I tried to go to the interview it said the page was in Russian.
ReplyDeleteI just checked both links and they worked fine...did you try both links?
DeleteAw, so adorable! I'm going to read your interview now.
ReplyDeleteI got Russian too trying to follow the link (I read you on Feedly). Then I went to your post from a fresh page in Safari on my iPad. Same thing. Both times, Sewing Artistry started to load in English, then flipped to some odd Russian screen. Finally I opened Sewing Artistry first in Safari and that worked fine.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn the baby is beautiful! Loved the interview, it was very interesting.
ReplyDeleteGreat interview, Carolyn. I guess I'm gonna have to invest in a Janome as well. My Brother sewing machine has some serious tension problems.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the feature and I'll hop on over to check it out!
ReplyDeleteWonderful interview and thank you thank you for the suggestion read Claire's biography story!! wonderfully inspirational
ReplyDeleteHi there Carolyn - we can always take one more! I am so enjoying seeing you getting even more public recognition for your sewing (and general awesomeness) because you totally deserve it. I hope that you get plenty of sewing time in this weekend - and enjoy those gorgeous grandchildren of yours (I still have trouble believing you are old enough to have grandkids...)
ReplyDeleteI loved reading the interview! I especially enjoyed reading about how you learned to sew:)
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn!
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious lil babe you have there to keep you in good company as you sew!!
Had to write and comment of the good time I had over at Claire's blog site reading your interview! How interesting. Loved getting to know you better!!
As I always, I'd like to comment to you again of how "You Are Such An "Inspiration" to me and others."
Thank-you for introducing us to Claire's blog site too!!
Take Care...and Happy Spring!!
I can always take one more of your adorable sewing companion. Enjoyed the interview at Sewing Artistry--not only are you skilled and creative, you're an amazing time manager! Nice to learn a little more about who's behind the beautiful sewing.
ReplyDeleteAwe. That is the sweetest sewing companion I've seen! It sounds like you had a lovely weekend with your grandbabies!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm sure you had a wonderful weekend :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Carolyn for stopping by my blog and leaving a kind note today. It is so special to know that you are still reading my blog - after all this time. :)
Hope you are having a great day!