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Alpine Stitching ~ Raglan Tee
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$44.99
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$34.99
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Bella+Canvas® 3200 ~ 3/4-Sleeve Baseball Tee
A quilter looks at a raglan and sees the seam first ~ that long clean diagonal from collar to underarm, the one seam on any garment you never have to sew yourself. The 3200 runs a light 3.6 oz cotton-poly blend with contrast three-quarter sleeves, which is the exact right length for pressing: warm across the shoulders, nothing dragging near the iron. The unisex cut is easy through the body without going shapeless. It is the weekend shirt of the lineup (farmers market, sew-in at a friend's house, the porch after), sporty without a single logo, and the blend shrugs off wrinkles straight from the dryer. Wash cold, tumble low, push the sleeves up, and get back to the good part.
Straight Off the Bolt
Stories, stitches, and small victories from the sewing room ~ pull up a chair.
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The weekend forecast is quilting, with a chance of chocolate
Somebody at work is going to ask what you did this weekend. You already know the honest answer, and you already know the polite version you usually give instead. The Quilting Life Tees say the honest one for you. -
The Mug That Gets Reheated Three Times
Every sewing room has a mug that has been microwaved more than it has been drunk from. It goes in hot, it sits beside the machine while one more seam becomes a whole row, and it comes back to the kitchen at 4pm still mostly full. That mug is not a failure. It is proof that the block was going well. -
The wine sipper that survives the fall off the cutting table
It is going to get knocked off. Not tonight, maybe, but some night, by an elbow or a ruler or the cat, and it is going to hit the floor of the sewing room. The question is what happens next. With a stemless steel sipper and a lid, the answer is: you pick it up, you keep sewing.
