I’ve got to same some belated thanks! The prize for winning the Recycled Christmas Ornament contest in two parts, the 1st part, from Amy of Things We Make was some awesome books and fabric (now I DID blog about that part), but Modge Podge Rocks AMY, sent me another package that arrived in early January as well! It’s a stuff bucket filled with – stuff! mostly Modge Podge! Good thing Amy has a whole blog devoted to using it – I can see some serious modge podging in my future! 
Next – I finally had time and weather combine last weekend to get some dyeing done. 3 of the folks who won my giveaway waaaaay back in November finally have their own custom dyed fabric:
And, you may remember I made a pink & purple freshly picked shirt for the Mom of a young lady who loves those colors before Christmas. I’ve just now ironed a dress dyed for her as well – it’ll be a Valentine present!
My name is Candy Glendening...and I’m addicted to color! I dye fabric so I can have just the hue & texture I want, and then use it to make art quilts and “everyday art”.
My name is Candy Glendening,and I’m addicted to color! I dye fabric so I can have just the hue & texture I want, and then use it to make art quilts and “everyday art”.
Wow, Candie all of that modge podge looks like fun! I’ve never used it before but it looks kinda fun!!!
I love Mod Podge! It’s good stuff! *G* Candy, the fabric is gorgeous and SO IS THAT DRESS, oh my goodness – and I don’t even like purple!
Mod Podge looks great and inspiring… The fabric looks wonderful and I love the dress… sadly the boys wouldn’t appreciate it!
I saw that one yard wonders book at a recent retreat. There are so many great ideas in that book. It is a great resource book to inspire young sewers.
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