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{stream of consciousness, my sewing machine}

December 15, 2010 · 5 Comments
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Most of the time I love to sew in silence. To listen to the hum of my machine as I press the foot pedal below. I love to see the needle bob up and down, to watch it play with the fabric. It’s like it’s own game of jump rope; the thread as the rope and the needle as the sweet girl playing with it. I sew in silence because inside my head I’m thinking… I love to dream up new blog post ideas, to think about new products or fabric or shops to work with. I love to take a few moments and pause and pray and promote my God. Most of the time I just need a few minutes to reflect on my life // thoughts // dreams. To silence all other thoughts and just be me.

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  1. Lauren says

    December 15, 2010 at 8:29 am

    I love your description of the sewing machine / jumping rope! Right now I love listening to Christmas music while I craft… but just instrumentals.

    Congrats on the new sponsors! :)

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  2. Suzanne - the Farmer's Wife says

    December 15, 2010 at 9:28 am

    What machine are you using? I’m looking for a good one now, probably used because some of the better machines are $$$$$ new and I’m unemployed right now.

    Thanks.

    Suzanne, the Farmer’s Wife

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  3. meg says

    December 15, 2010 at 10:09 am

    Hey Maggie! Just wanted to stop through and say hi! Hope you guys are staying warm out there.It’s pretty darn cold here too. I want to get your address for a little something something = ) Can you email it to me?

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  4. Brittany says

    December 15, 2010 at 1:02 pm

    I love the way you write, and it is particularly beautiful in this post…make me want to whip out my sewing machine right now and sew! I too daydream as I sew…it’s a great time for me and my machine. ;)

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  5. hiyaluv says

    December 15, 2010 at 7:59 pm

    continued congrats on your success luv:)
    gina

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MAGGIE WHITLEY WEAVES HER WRITINGS around joy in motherhood, homemaking, faith, and simple living. She homeschools her children, enjoys a quiet room while reading, and roars with laughter over the challenges and delights of motherhood. Maggie and her husband, along with their five young children, live in northern Michigan. She has been writing online since 2008. CLICK TO READ MORE ♥

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