Sewing class at Workshop. 
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Pretty sure I first read about Bec Groves on MrXStitch. I love the details of her work, it makes me want to become a better embroiderer. 
You might remember me posting about this map a couple of weeks ago. I post things I love all the time and with my Pinterest obsession it's hard to remember all of the things I covet on the internets. So imagine my surprise when I walked into my kitchen last night to say hello to my boyfriend, who had just come over and was making himself dinner, to see this map hanging casually on my door, just like it had always been there. I think I might have squealed, maybe. Best surprise ever. Well this one was pretty amazing too. 
This is the shot of this car I've been trying to get right with my plastic cameras for a while now. I love my ipod for making this happen. Although the car is actually pink and I'd still like to capture that. Maybe I'll do a series where I take the same shot with my Holga or Diana as I do with my ipod. That might be a fun project.
I've posted about this amazing camera a few times before. But I swear every time I get a roll of film developed that I shoot with my Yashica Mat I fall in love with it more. I wish I could take some credit but I think the majority of the magic that happens in these shots has everything to do with the camera. 
I still love film. And I still kind of hate how easy it is to get a photo to look like this with an ipod/iphone. But now that I have one I can kind of see the fun in it. So I'll still be taking photos with film but I'll also be playing around with my new toy a lot despite what I may or may not have said about digital photos like this. Cake!
By now you've probably seen Susan Beal's beautiful new book, Modern Log Cabin Quilting. I was so happy to receive my copy, not only are her projects beautiful and detailed the book itself is so pretty and well designed. 
I love that the book has a nice range of projects and explains the basics of quilting, which for a non-quilter like me is important. Susan makes quilting seem approachable and easy. I can not wait to pick a project and start sewing. Of course when that will happen with the new job I'm not so sure... 
But for now I can flip through Susan's lovely book and dig through the nice big box of fabric Jennifer Paganelli sent me and fantasize about the possibilities. 
