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I'm not sure if this is related to the event handler or just missing alt text but it's a problem. I have been a Craftster member for years but have recently developed a disability that makes mouse input impossible and thus rely heavily on text elements.  Please help! Thanks...


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Seriously amazing. Incredible.

I'm curious about how these are made. In the second photo, it looks as though the one on the left is button-tufted? Also, is the um, accordion-thing folded (kinzashi-style) or sewn pleats? And the fabrics, are they significant? Please, please tell us everything.

(I'm in love.)

Ooh, I got the best ever box of goodies from MamaAnn. I hope to take some action pictures today after work so you can all see the lovely things she sent me. Until then, I'll just give you a hint--it has acrobatic gnomes!

Please pattern! I've made that same corset (is that simplicity 9769?) and a neck corset would be the perfect thing...

I planted peas this week! It's the earliest I've been able to in years. It's been very warm the last two weeks, highs around 50...Now I have to check on them every day until they come up.

Cute little feet!

I grew up with chickens and I have to say, I really don't miss them. They're good for eating bugs and fertilizing but they do scratch a lot in the process which is tough on seedling beds. Not to mention we were constantly worrying about them--or, rather, worrying about the dog next door getting loose...not to mention hawks, raccoons, bears, coyotes. I might keep them again if I move to a city, though--urban chickens have it easy;)

oh, man, I can't believe people are sending already--I'm still trying to pick an idea! crafting is a piece of cake, deciding is the hard part...

my interpretation of the four inch thing, now that I've moved on to my second idea, is that the main element will be probably considerably less than four inches, and the whole thing will fit into a 4x4 square, even if it's possible to pull it out longer than that 

you tease!

what, are you making a slinky?!

in its usable size -- mine's good and it's only a couple of inches out  in its non-usable state. Which is different then, say, my cats. In their so-called usable size, they are much bigger than in their non-usable state 

hehe, yeah, my rabbits are like that too:)

good job! I wear a G but I know you small folk have a hard time finding nice things too. personally, I'm willing to pay $80 (nothing in the "$30 and up" range available for me, I would kill for a $30 bra) for something that's comfortable, it's so hard to find..but I've also started making my own and I totally recommend it. Everyone, make your own bras! It's fun!