. . . witch stitchery . . .

. . . if you've been

sewing {slash} crafting

as long as i have . . .

. . . maybe you remember

a {terrible} product

called stich witchery . . .

. . . which was used

to fuse two layers of fabic

to each other . . .

. . . but, you had to

be super careful

cutting out the applique

and the stitch witchery . . .

. . . because, if they didn't

match up exactly . . .

. . . you {slash} i wound up

with sticky goo

all over the iron . . .

. . . which i managed to do

every single time {slash} without fail . . .

. . . stitch witchery was like the evil stepmother . . .

. . . to the beautiful princess wonder under . . .

. . . which is soooooo much better . . .

. . . press onto one fabric . . .

. . . cut out your shape . . .

. . . peel off the paper backing . . .

. . . then iron to second fabric . . .

. . . drastic improvement . . .

. . . anyhow . . .

. . . wonder under and i

bonded {pun!} this week . . .

. . . and it's amazing how much

blanket and {slash} or chain stitching

you can get done . . .

. . . while waiting for a z-pak to kick in . . .

. . . oh, and by the way . . .

. . . i'll take mine in

a size nine {wide} please . . .