I made them some strawberry streusel bars from The America's Test Kitchen Family Baking Book. Yummy!
We made a pilgrimage to Vogue Fabrics in Evanston. Wow, that was a lot of fabric. So much more apparel stuff than JoAnn's. And totally reasonable prices, too. So now I'm all ready for some spring/summer sewing! Yay!
My sister cut my hair. A risky endeavor, but I'm pleased with the results. (Thanks, Rach!) Of course, it'd look better if I bothered to blow-dry it or something. But let's be realistic...that is not going to happen.
It was so nice out! It is definitely, finally, solidly spring now, thank goodness.
3 comments:
Wow that Vogue Fabric place looks GREAT! I have this fabric buying problem. I buy lots of it...LOTS and LOTS, but I don't ever make anything from it. I like to sew but I get bored half-way through a project, hence I'm not all that great at it.
But this place...I could learn to sew more for this place!
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The haircut looks great!
Such a smart fabric store to feature photo's of bins with bolts of fabric, I am itching to be there digging through those piles.
Thanks, Annette!
And seriously, you guys, Vogue Fabrics was awesome. I am already thinking about my next trip there...just have to work through the fabric I bought this time first! Of course, dealing with JoAnn's most of the time has left me with very low fabric store expectations. But I think Vogue is definitely worth a trip for anyone in the area.
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