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looks great! jealous :#

ooh that's very cool, Damies!

Those look great! :)

slowly, but surely, the first doll is coming together. I'm learning about what hiccups I might run into with the BIG doll, and I found enough fleece in my scraps box to make a test-run of the pattern, so I can see if I was successful in my designing. if I am, then I will start saving up for the final fabric for the big doll. if I can find a way to get everything scanned at actual size, I'll make the pattern available for sale on Etsy.

Nice damies.
I ran out of thread so I can't finish my current wip :-/

congrats, damies. looks amazing!

@den
i'm curious of your fabric doll. *sticks nose into your work* xD

I'm using fleece because it was what I had on hand that had stretch. and so far, it's actually turning out pretty good.

I went back to fixing up some of my Disney cosplays, but I hope to have my skirt done soon. ._." (Oh ya, I'm making a skirt out of the pillowcase I found... XD )

WHY IS MAKING A PEN POUCH KILLING MEEEE?! ; 0;

I drew a zombie Eevee during September, but never got on to post it.

awe that poor eve D:

Yeah, I think it turned out pretty good though.
It's gonna be a theme for an event thread on another site.

Anyone here who sews have any suggestions for what a beginner sewer could use fat quarters/fabric quarters for? They're on sale for 62 cents and I want to buy some, but I'm not sure what I could actually make with them.
Preferably something super easy!

Pen pouches! Small purses! Dice Bag!
Rag Dolls! Hot Pads! Sewing Machine cover!
Patchwork Apron/skirt!

https://thesewingloftblog.com/fat-quarter-projects/

with enough of them, you could make a quilt.

Guuuuyyys! I said EASY projects!
*whines*
I can barely sew a straight line. And I don't really have the supplies (rulers, rotary cutter, etc for quilts). Tbh, I should probably get more actual supplies like rulers, fabric pens and such...