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Terry Frias
I am a Mom of four fur babies and a wife of one not so furry hubby.
Interests: I am an artist of all things old, new and inbetween. It is a hobby, a past time, my life. when i'm not crafting, i'm thinking about crafting or buying stuff to craft with. as they say, don't knock my hobbies. Crafting...what can i say. to me its a sport!
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I have had no time for blogging and lots of time for creating and gathering supplies. Each year I keep saying that I will get better and better at blogging, but the closest I even come to it is a... Continue reading
Posted Jul 12, 2013 at Artistic Ramblings
Have major issues with my computer and can't seem to post what I have put together for 2013! Was all ready last night to post last night and it crashed. Stay tuned. You can see pictures from last year in... Continue reading
Posted Jul 12, 2013 at Artistic Ramblings
God bless your son and God bless you and your husband. I come from an alcoholic home and thank God I found 12 step meetings years ago. I will pray for your son. I love you honey. xo
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Its been so long since I have posted anything. And I laughed because I just posted Where Bloggers Create 2012 and the last time I posted before that was Where Bloggers Create 2011! LOL I am hoping to be better... Continue reading
Posted Jul 13, 2012 at Artistic Ramblings
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I am so happy to be able to participate in Karen Valentine's Where Bloggers Create 2012, I think this will be my third year. I built my studio just over three years ago, so there has been a few changes... Continue reading
Posted Jul 13, 2012 at Artistic Ramblings
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Jul 13, 2012
My most favorite and touching gift of my life was when I was a little girl around 7 or 8 and I loved Barbies. I would play for hours with my hand me down Barbies and clothes, dressing them and setting up their home. I am the youngest of five children and at that time, my parents were struggling to make ends meet with a working father and a stay at home Mom. My mother would make things at home and my sister and I would go door to door selling her book marks, stuff animals, etc. that she would sew or crochet by hand to help out with little things we needed. (That was back in the 60's when you could send your children out door to door). Anyway, it was before Christmas and things were really tight. I wanted some new Barbie clothes and a Barbie carrying case from Santa, but my parents couldn't afford all these things. So for weeks my mother sewed by hand the most fabulous outfits imanigable. Feathered bathrobs, fun party dresses, leather boots, purses, etc. all from fabric she had saved. She even repurposed a small leather mini suitcase she got from a neighbor into a fabulous Barbie apartment with images she cut from magazines for furnishings she glued to the inside of the case. Wire was fashioned into tiny hangers and cardboard was made into pull out drawers to house the handmade clothes. I would stand at her sewing machine, my tiny hands gripping the table in awe of her creations. When I asked who she was making the clothes and house for, she told me my cousin. So when Christmas morning came and I opened the Barbie case/house containing fabulous new clothes fashioned all just for me, I was overjoyed. To this day, no gift can compare to that wonderful gift my Mother gave me years ago.
Toggle Commented Jul 7, 2011 on "The Coat" ~ A Giveaway at What Happens Next
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This machine is awesome, I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to have one. Thisi s the sort of stuff we dream about at night. zzzzzzzzzzz :O) Terry
OMG this is an amazing machine and I love it! This is what we dream of when us crafters dream at night! I would LOVE to have one!!!!!!! Terry
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