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Thank you!

Thanks, it was a fun one!

There's a link in the description

Thanks! It was a fun project!

I do not have an assembly tutorial at this time. It is on my very long list of things to do!

@@sewhookedjen thank you. your clothing tutorials have saved me a lot of grief!

@@oltlxtina I'm so happy you found them useful!

Good to know, thank you!

Thank you!

Hi! Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it. :) I like the faded stripes, too. I'm a big fan of adding to their stories.

My pleasure! I was kind of making up this repair as I was going along depending on what the quilt wanted. I'm very grateful it all came together in the end. And I also open seams if they want to be opened. There's so much room for interpretation when you're sewing!

Hi there! The dolls that have bright red hair used Red Heart Cherry Red.

Thank you!

Thank you, I appreciate your comment.

It's been a delight!

@@sewhookedjen yay!

Ah, I am so sorry, that was certainly not my intention.

I'm so glad you're enjoying it! I've fallen in love with checking the footage every day. It's such a lovely diversion. 😁

@@sewhookedjen I can see how it'd be fun to check the footage all the time! It's very precious and cool and funny. It cracks me up every time one comes close to the camera and gives that side/ curious look, "who's there?"

I love the idea of the wall hanging for your bff. That sounds absolutely wonderful! I'm sure whatever you come up with will be fantastic. 🐦

@@sewhookedjen Thank you! I'm still struggling... but, if it all fails, my husband and I are gifting her the boirdfeeder! See? You inspire not only in the textile department! :)

Hey there! Thank you for the comment. Raggedy Rescues are a hobby for me but I am unable to take commissions. I have posted a lot of information online to hopefully help other people do their own rescues. I'm sorry I can't be more help. Best of luck!

That's amazing! I hope your project goes well. ♥

Hi there! Unfortunately, if a hair replacement kit exists, I've not been able to find one. Depending on how easy the old hair is to remove (some dolls have glued hair), you could use the technique I show in the video with the yarn of your choice. I don't take commissions, but I'm happy to share guidance in repairing your own doll. You're welcome to email me at sewhooked@gmail.com.

The quilt has a lot of paper pieced sections. I will be replacing the entire top section and then wherever there's a little worn spot or hole, I plan to applique a patch in a similar colored fabric. I don't expect it will be perfect, but my kid loves this quilt and I want to make sure it's still usable. ☺️

@@sewhookedjen Mine is a very traditional pattern. I bought it from a consignment store and don't have any of its history. I'm pretty sure the quilting is by hand. But I think the piecing is by machine and the batting is some polyester-type, so I it's not an antique. Well, I bought it almost 20 years ago so it's now an antique LOL

I have a link in the description to a variety of different bird feeders with cameras. Mine was a gift but I haven't been able to find it specifically. I'm sure you'll find something that will work for your friend! There are also some bird feeders that come without the camera so you can put whatever camera you want inside.

@@sewhookedjen Yeah, my friend is a big bird watcher! She has a ton of feeders, but I don't think she has one with cameras. :) Thank you!

@@claudiafigueiredo7969 if she is a big bird watcher, she may really like a camera!

@@sewhookedjen I'm pretty sure she will! The shots you shared with us are amazing

Thank you! The new machine has been so fun to play with and I LOVE the sashiko patterns. I'm thinking I may try a couple of them on some old jeans. :)

@@sewhookedjen Sashiko is beautiful! I think it'll be beautiful on jeans. Fromm what I reember, the technique originated in Japan as a way to mend old working clothes and in a way that would make them beautiful.

Welcome! I'm glad you stopped by. ♥️

Thank you! I have made an insert for a fake back pocket in a very similar way as I lengthen the front ones, but I did have to hand stitch it in place. Hope that helps!

@@sewhookedjen I may need pictures (with circles and arrows and a paragraph on the back😄)

@claudiaglennan4627 I'll see what I can do. 😉

@@sewhookedjen 🤙

I'm so glad it helped! I originally made this video to send to my kid because they were having the same problem as you. Glad you enjoyed the music. 😁

Hi, Janet. It really depends on the stains. I've had some success with Carbona Stain Devils (stain remover in a small yellow bottle) for specific stains like coffee, tea, oil, etc. For the mildew, you can try spot treating with Out White Brite. I used it for another doll and it worked very well. I recommend making a paste using water and then spot-treating with a paintbrush or Q-tip. White Brite is intended for white fabrics only, so a spot test is a good idea. Also be very careful to not get it on any embroidery or yarn, as it will sometimes remove the color. I learned that the hard way when I accidentally removed the color from an Andy's eye! You'll want to wash thoroughly between each treatment, so if you use Carbona, wash and rinse before trying the White Brite, etc. Some dolls have discoloration that is harder to get out, but I find that once your doll is dressed, it's much less noticeable. My philosophy is clean, mended, and ready to love over perfect. Good luck with your next try!

It's my pleasure! We all deserve better pockets. Happy sewing!

@@sewhookedjen I just wonder what they were thinking when they decided to make them worthless to us. It couldn't cost that much more to all that little bit of fabric.

My pleasure!

Thanks for watching and commenting. ♥️

I'm pleased you found the tutorial useful. Happy altering!

My pleasure, I hope you find it very useful!

You're so welcome! Every time I mention that I do this to someone, they ask me how to do it so I figured it was time to share.

Thank you, I'm pretty speechless, too! :D

The bird feeder has been a lot of surprise, and full of many surprises! Glad you like the sashiko quilt so far! I won't make any promises about a quilt repair video, but I will certain share what I'm doing along the way. I have a few older quilts that have been retired because they were too far gone to repair without completely taking apart. That is an option, but not one I'm particularly interested in!

One of my designer acquaintances has a really fun one on Etsy. She sells under loveroflifedesigns.

What a wonderful comment, thank you!! Yes, believe it or not, 2007! I started sharing my designs online around 2005. FPP wasn't quite as popular at the time and I wanted to share with EVERYONE. I'm not sure why this video was unpublished, but I'm happy to make it public again! I'm glad you found your love of FPP and sewing. ♥ Abbie, who also does Talk To Me Tuesday (you can find her videos on our Wordpress site) makes some amazing landscape quilts! She sometimes posts photos on her Instagram @sewcrazyvt

I'm not positive, but I think it came from Amazon. I can ask when my BFF gets off work for the day.

Agreed! I double-checked to make sure the name was correct for just that reason.

This has been bothering me so I did some more digging... It's a ladder-backed woodpecker!

It was a possum tail! The camera did not catch him grabbing the strawberry but I'm almost positive he did.

Update! I think it may have been a super close up of a rat tail! New video evidence. 😉