I was reading this month's Quilting Arts magazine and they had a project using the coolest sounding iron-on transfer paper!  http://www.transferartist.com/About.html  Apparently it will take pigment and dye inks, inkjet inks of all kinds, crayons, markers, even thin washes of acrylic paint.  Has anybody tried this out yet?  I want to use it on high polyester content knits that don't work well with regular iron-on transfers.

Have any of you tried out the Tacky Living Baby Shoe pattern?
http://www.tackyliving.com/article.php?id=121
It looks so cute!  But I wonder how well that shape works for new toddlers.  Guess I could just make some and find out, my munchkin hasn't been walking for long.  Maybe scale them up and try them for myself...

I was thinking about working up some peyote/gpurd stitch, brick stitch, netting, herringbone/Ndebele, and right-angle weave classes.  I wouldn't mind traveling as far as Fort Smith or Siloam.  Maybe a small fee or sell kits.  Anybody interested?

Kara in Springdale