My Story
Through the years I've come to realize, I am a fabric addict! I LOVE fabric! The colors, the textures, and even the smell of new fabric! I can spend hours in a fabric store, looking at the bolts and bolts of fabric, arranged so neatly on the wall, dreaming of all the possibilities. If you don't sew, you just wouldn't understand!
I cannot remember a time that sewing was not part of my life. At the age of 11, I started making rag dolls to sell. I remember sewing after school and all weekend long to complete orders before Christmas that first year. By the time I entered high school, I had been making my own clothing for several years. I still made dolls to sell, but also started making clothing for several of my teachers. As I continued to sew, I discovered quilting. I have made baby quilts, quilts for myself and friends, quilted wall hangings, table runners, and tree skirts. Pretty much anything that can be quilted, I have probably made one!
My CPAP tubing covers, were born from the fact that I hated my CPAP hose touching my skin during the night. I would wake up every time the tubing touched me and reposition the hose so that it was underneath my sheet and blankets. After several weeks of this, I made myself a soft flannel cover. This made my tubing feel like part of my bedding. There were several added bonuses, in that I no longer had condensation issues, I didn't have to hear my tubing when it rubbed against the furniture, and my CPAP machine looked much less medical. My morning routine of trying to remove my strap mark indentions on my cheek bones, led me to creating the matching cheek strap covers. I have sold thousands of these items. Some people just want to bling out their CPAP/BIPAP machines, but I receive many, many messages and reviews from buyers who state they now sleep better because they are no longer experiencing rain out, or their cat doesn't play with the tubing, as long as it is covered. And everyone loves that they no longer have to deal with "cheek strap face" in the mornings!!
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Thanks for stopping by!
Debbie