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Last week was the 80th anniversary of the Wizard of Oz. So here are my Dorothy and Wicked Witch from Halloween last year. Both dresses made from Simplicity 4139. That pattern runs huge!!!! But Lu still wears her witch costume at least once a week, so I figure it was time well spent. #s4139 @simplicity_creative_group #wizardofoz80thanniversary #stashbusting #robertkaufman #homemadehalloween

Even though they quit gymnastics, these leotards make excellent super hero costumes. @jalie_patterns #jalie3241 #sewingforkids

When I went to Rhinebeck I knit two sweaters just so I would be warm enough 😂 and as part of a fun group project. Here’s #ellerysweater from @jennofalltrades and #keynotesweater from Wencke Petermann. Both in yarns from @madelinetosh that I found deep in my stash!

Knitting for the 1910s on a deadline! Used one of my favorite modern knitting patterns. Miss BB from Chic Knits with yarn I frantically bought at Rhinebeck from Foxhill Farm. Hat was knit with a period pattern from @wearinghistory, but I seriously screwed up my gauge. Oh well!!! It kept my head warm and the beads were a fun touch.

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