SunnyPatchCottage
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Baptist, Pentecostal, Anabaptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Apostolic, Conservative Christian, Holiness, Orthodox Jewish, Mennonite, Modest Attire
I'm Angie, owner/seamstress/file clerk/order fulfillment clerk/purchasing agent/IT support/janitor/etc for Alabaster Box Attire. My IT department is slow on listing, but the sewing department works pretty regularly. I love creating feminine items, from tiered skirts to pretty aprons and such.
Most of my items are made of new off the bolt fabrics. Those that use upcycled parts will be noted as such. These are mostly in quilting.
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Jayme Engleman on Jul 25, 2020
5 out of 5 starsI love the culottes! My girls look adorable and modest!
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About SunnyPatchCottage
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My current work horse, a 1955 Singer 66. -
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My very first quilt blocks, made with recycled clothing from my family -
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Quilting is one of my many passions! Hand quilting especially! -
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an example of our modest skirts...
Alabaster Box Attire.... Promoting Femininity and Motherhood One Stitch At A Time
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Mrs. Abella
Owner, Maker, Designer, Head Cook, Bottle Washer, Seamstress, Seam Ripper, You Name It!
I'm a wife to dear hubby, mom and stepmom to 3 adult children with special needs, 4 overfed cats, and 1 beagle. We live in southern Kansas, and here in our home I enjoy making modest clothing, quilts, etc.
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Printify
LA, CA
On Demand Printing
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Care instructions
For items with lots of reds or blues, it's be great to use a color catcher (found in the laundry aisle) for the first wash or two. I tend to use them when I wash the quilts the first time, but sometimes a second time around with the color catcher is needed. This keeps the rich colors from bleeding off onto other colors and ruining the fabric.
Care instructions
For nursing covers, wash cold, cool, or warm, using your favorite detergent, and dry on low settings or on the line. This will preserve the boning in the front and prevent warping and give your cover longer life.