Roy came up with the name and developed the hang tag for them. I think it is just perfect!
And, here you can see the newest group of Designer Cuffs that will also be put in the Fine Gifts and Boutique. The first few I gave away (grin) to family, my willing test market.
Now that these are finished, I can return to two large projects I will be able to show you in the future. The first one involves tile and the second one involves lilies!
Here are fettuccine noodles drying,
and here, served with a fabulous sauce made with fresh tomatoes, peppers, onions and toasted walnuts. A slice of toasted homemade bread completed the dish.
Very easy to do, and we will do this again! Thank you dear one who gave us this machine!
Abby will be going into the boutique where I sell my wearable art clothing. 
This is the inside of the front cover showing the large sleeve that holds it all nice and tight. The inside of the back is similar.
Here is a close up of the front, showing some stitching and some beading, the best part of any project! You can click on the photograph for a closer view.
This is the back cover. I positioned a piece of felt under the fabric and did free motion random machine embroidery to give it texture.
Now I really want to make another one! Just need to find a book I guess. I encourage you to find your fabric scraps and do a similar project. It makes it a lot more fun to carry this book around, that's for sure!
A very young raccoon who visits us every day to eat corn as well as the seeds dropped from the Bird feeder above his head. He does have the sweetest face!
