Thursday, April 7, 2011

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I would love to hear from you if you have a recipe or tutorial you have created and photographed and want to share! *

*To clarify, this is what I am looking for in guest post submissions:
Lately, I have been getting all sorts of emails from freelance writers who are paid to include affiliate/spammy links in their "articles" and are contacting different bloggers and offering to submit these as "guest posts". 
Please don't email me if this is what you are doing. (Unless you want to pay my sponsored post rate...) To be accepted as an unsolicited guest poster, you need:
1. To have a blog that you frequently update. (Include the link when emailing me.)
2. The post theme needs fit with my blog.
3. I need to "know you"- through commenting, social media, etc...
4. The only outbound links allowed are to your blog and other projects...


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  1. I am the designer at Blissfulsewing.blogspot.com and would love to sponsor a giveaway. Please contact me at blissfulsewing@gmail.com.

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  2. Your email did not pop up for me so I am dropping you a question via this method. I am making the gathered tier pillow case dress for my 3 grand daughters. I am confused with the measurements. If I place the bodice on the fold and the measurement for the bottom of the bodice is 8 3/4" and I cut one for the front and one for the back, that gives me @ 32 " of bodice width. Correct? Then how is a total width for the second tier of 27 inches enough to gather and attach to the bodice. It is actually @5" too short to even match up to the bodice let alone gather it. That also impacts the 3rd tiers measurements too. If I am reading this wrong please help me as I am rushing to get this done for Halloween dresses. Thank you!

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    1. Dear Mary, I could not email you back directly because your blogger settings are set to no reply, but hopefully you will check back here and find my message. (Do you mind leaving me an additional comment so I know you saw this?)

      1. You should have 2 bodice pieces that are about 17.5 inches wide (35 inches in total)
      2. You should have 2 2nd tier pieces. They are cut on the fold 13.5 inches each that open to 37 inches. You should have 2 of these and once sewn together they equal to about 74 inches.
      3. You should have 2 3rd tier pieces, cut on the fold at 21.25 each, opened up, they are 42.5. The two pieces sewn together are 85 inches.

      To sum up:
      tier 1: 35 inches around
      tier 2: 74 inches around
      tier 3: 85 inches around

      If you notice in this picture, there is not much gathering going on between tier 2 and tier 3. That is in effort to conserve fabric.

      Good luck and I hate that I might have confused anyone in this tutorial... I am definitely going to spend a little bit of time very soon and try to rewrite any parts that seem confusing.
      ~Jamie

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  3. Hello! I'm a freelance writer working on an article for SheKnows.com about crafts for kids and I'd like to feature your Clothespin Caterpillar project. I'll need permission to use your photos, but I'll link back to your page. Please let me know ASAP if this is OK with you, as I'm on a tight deadline due to the upcoming holiday. If you want to approve the feature, please email me at whitneycoy@gmail.com. Be sure to include the name of your blog in the email. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks so much!

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  4. Hi Jamie,

    I've tried both your email and contact form. Both do not work (email returns a delivery failure). It looks that you frequently update your blog. I'm afraid this is the last resort I have, contacting you via the comments.

    Regards,

    Personia of PonderThat.net

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    1. Hi, thanks for letting me know... I have fixed the Kontactr button- dont know why, but my account somehow got switched to inactive and the regular email seems to be working now. Let me know if you need help with something.
      ~Jamie

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  5. hi! Love this dress :o) So cute!! I'm going to be e-mailing you in a bit about a sewing project/series I'm putting together for summer... will send an e-mail... Emily@nap-timecreations.com

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