Happy New Year!


I did it! I actually did it! I finally posted another free paper piecing pattern on my site! It took my whole vacation to find the time, but I did it. Behold, the majestic beauty that is the Tighty Whitie!

Yeah, it's not much of an update, but I got something done. I feel good!


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