My husband got me a sewing machine for Christmas. I was intimidated out of getting one for a long time, but I’m so glad I got over that! It is lightyears faster than hand sewing, and I’m so excited to make some new stuff! I’m almost done with my first project- an apron :)
kristen's Life List
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2. Drive a stick
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3. publish a book
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4. watch the AFI Top 100 American movies
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5. go on tour
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6. figure out what to do with my wedding dress
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7. Do NaNoWriMo
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8. sew a quilt
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9. sew a skirt
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10. learn how to make batik
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11. dye batik
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12. batik fabric
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13. go rock climbing
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14. Send a postcard to Postsecret
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15. Be on time
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16. become a notary public
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17. write a book
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18. go to the albuquerque international balloon fiesta
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19. Visit mexico
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20. see all 50 states
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21. get more degrees than a thermometer
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22. see more sunrises
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23. take more photographs
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24. whiten my teeth
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25. create my own website
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26. try flavor tripping
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Recent entries
I dyed some batik fabric in my tenth grade art class, but don’t remember the process at all. I want to figure it out again, dye some myself, and incorporate them into some textile art.
my husband and i took a class through UT informal classes (informalclasses.org if you live in austin) to learn to dance swing for our wedding. it paid off because we had a fun, cool dance to start off our marriage, and the exercise is SO FUN!
