And in the mailbox none the less.
I have been in love with Ottobre design sewing patterns since I first borrowed several from a friend a few years back. Simple, straightforward, infinitely modifiable. My mom got me a year’s subscription for Christmas. Now I have tons of new patterns and new ideas brewing. No excuses, right?
1.26.2008
hey there,
I, too, LOVE Japanese pattern books. Aren’t they so beautiful? Here is one of my favorites: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=9161748
1.27.2008
oops, i guess i didn’t look too closely…:) that is not Japanese! What the heck was I thinking??? I just got excited about you referencing an international pattern book/magazine and responded before I clicked on the link. I think I was focused on the little Japanese character next to the girl. I am retarded. Now that I have clicked on the link and looked at the magazine more closely, I am intrigued and will have to find a copy to browse. Thanks for sharing so I can expand my international pattern repertoire. That is always a good thing.
2.2.2008
i am a major ottobre fan. you will love the patterns. the drafting is awesome and the styles are adorable. can’t wait to see what you make.
teri