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December 28, 2009 by Kirstin

oh what a year

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So this morning, I was re-reading our start the presses from January of this year where we listed 27 things we wanted to try, do, read, learn and make this year.  While we didn’t get to everything on our list (pretty sure that taking a class at Fancy Tiger will roll over to the ‘things to do in 2010’ list), I could confidently cross 21 of the items off.  Add to that accomplishing all sorts of goodness that wasn’t on the list and I’ll take it, y’all.
Favorites of the year?
Aprons!
Screenprinting using Lena Corwin’s Printing by Hand
10 minute drawstring wine bag tutorial
 

The Lemons to Lemonade party

Bon voyage survival pack with embroidered Italy drawstring bag
J Crew-y ruffle dress from a tshirt
Cocktails & mocktails party
Lounge pants from a tshirt
Coffee table from a salvaged pantry door

Juju shoes!
The “H” party
Ruffle pomander ornament
Felt book with repositionable felt shapes

I’d love to start making a list of things to learn, try, read, and attempt for 2010- any suggestions?  What do you want to try next year?

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  1. Anna says

    December 28, 2009 at 6:36 pm

    loved your list from last year, what a fun idea. I definitely could use the help of a list!! Did you use your letterpress? I wanted to buy some equipement a few years back but didn't find anything around our area (they're heavy!). I would love to learn and someday make letterpress stuff. Paper and wedding invitations were my first love. hehehe

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