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Netsel Marina
Marmaris, Turkey
Merhaba,
While back in Roanoke, my friend Becky and I went down to the city market to have lunch and walk through the small shops. One of those shops, “La De Da” http://ladeda.net/ had a quirky little hat that just seemed to have my name on it. I walked out without buying it but then walked back in to get it. Not buying it would have been a “regret.” Becky was cheering me on so that helped. It’s not really my usual style, so having Becky’s opinion was quite nice. I wore it to our first Wednesday craft meeting and it was a big hit. So the clever needlewomen among us suggested that we each make one for ourselves. Jane has a sewing machine so offered to do the major sewing. Jill said that she could make a pattern. Here’s part 1 of the hat story.
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Amazingly I haven’t lost it yet! Having a spare will be a good thing. Selfie with hat! |
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Coni donated these fleece pjs for the project. |
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Jane with the scissors and Jill work up the beginnings of a pattern while Fusan looks on. |
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Fitting the pattern to Coni’s head. |
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Coni was a very patient model |
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Brain surgery? |
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This will be a very fun project! |
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Fusan was finishing up a sweater for Valentine’s Day! Lots of project happen Wednesday mornings. Like our paste paper and small books. |
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A group of us went off to buy some fleece to make the hat liners. As the piece of material was being cut for us, I yelled, “Stop!” surprising everyone until they saw me get by camera from my pack. I plan to document the entire process so needed to show us buying the material. |
