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Paris- Paris Saint-Germain ( PSG ) recebeu más notícias . Antes da partida contra o Bayern de Munique pela Liga dos Campeões, Neymar precisou passar por uma cirurgia na lesão no tornozelo direito. O PSG confirmou que Neymar ficará ausente nos próximos três ou quatro meses. Isso significa que Neymar não defenderá o PSG até o final da temporada. O atacante do Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Neymar, sofreu outra lesão grave quando seu time foi derrotado pelo Lyon por 0 a 1 na partida contínua da Ligue 1.  Paris Saint-Germain ( PSG ) recebeu más notícias . Antes da partida contra o Bayern de Munique pela Liga dos Campeões, Neymar precisou passar por uma cirurgia na lesão no tornozelo direito. O PSG confirmou que Neymar ficará ausente nos próximos três ou quatro meses. Isso significa que Neymar não defenderá o PSG até o final da temporada. Neymar jogou apenas uma vez nas duas primeiras 16 partidas contra o Borussia Dortmund em 2020/2021. Isso significa que, se você somar, Neymar esteve ausente p

  Flowerize Co., Ltd. (Representative: Hong Minu, Address: 2-8-10 Higashihorikiri, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo) launched “Flowerize”, which installs a flower wall with a magnet, in January 2023. It will be released from the 20th.  In commemoration of the release, we are looking for monitors from 5 limited companies. You want to advertise your store on SNS and word of mouth, but you don't have the space or equipment to look good on SNS, or you are reluctant to install it because the introduction cost is high.  For  such stores and commercial facilities,  we have started a service that allows you to easily install  flowers in full bloom on the entire wall .  Based on the theme of "Let's change the flower wall like the season"  , we propose a mechanism that changes the flower arrangement every time you visit so that you don't get bored.  You can use it as a tool to attract customers with reasonable pricing, starting from 30,000 yen per month.   [Mechanism of service] 1.  If

 A Sweden based wallpaper company, Photowall , has kindly approached me and asked if I'd be up for trying out one of their products. I am quite picky when it comes to anything that goes on the wall so my immediate thought was probably nope, but I changed my mind when I started looking at their stunning collection of designs! There are SO many amazing and unique designs that I would dream to have in any of the rooms in my house. I couldn't stop finding designs to add to my favorites and ended up looking through every one of their over 20,000 designs! Here are some of my favorites including some designs by the famous Stockholm based designer Ingela P Arrhenius who I have admired for YEARS! Space - Green by Ingela Arrhenius Circle IV by the Artcircle The Board and the Balloon by Marika Maijala Fruits and Vegetables by The Artcircle  Photowall lets you choose from wallpapers/murals, canvas prints, and art posters of your choice of design. What makes them a very cool place to orde

Thank you so much to those of you who have purchased the Dresden Photo Frame pattern from my shop . I really hope you will find it as fun and addictive as I feel about this little project. Even if you are a beginner of hand-applique, I still recommend giving it a try. I am quite far from calling hand applique my comfortable method, but this one is easy for me. It's much easier than English paper piecing hexagons in my opinion. I have a lot of photos to walk you through the steps in the instruction. A couple of friends told me they are making these frames for Christmas gifts. When I gift these frames, I always want to have something already framed. It helps recipients to know that it is a picture frame and she can either keep what's in it or replace it with a picture of her choice.  Yesterday, I made some printable simple holiday messages. Each one measures a 3.25" perfect square to fit your Dresden photo frames . They are all very simple to let your pretty dresden shine.

So I finally finished up my pattern for Dresden photo frame . Yes, it took me only 5 years. That's it! lol. For those of you who have kindly reached out to me and asked if I would make this into a pattern back then, thank you SO very much and I am very sorry it took me all these years. The pattern will be always available for you in my shop now.   This is probably one of my favorite things I made for the Japanese magazine (Patchwork Tsushin, that has unfortunately ended its publication.) I recall having a lot of fun choosing my very favorite picture of my daughter from the birth to 1 month period, 1 month to 2 month period, and so on. I still hang up these pictures on the wall and I get good comments on them often from guests. It sure is a cheerful way of framing some precious pictures. Depending on the type of fabric you use, this can be pretty versatile pattern. It can be a personalized Christmas ornaments for example. :) Because I wanted to make sure that even a beginner can t

I got to gift these to my friends yesterday so I can finally post. Yay! The 'Shine' pattern is from Sew Ichigo shop , owned by uber talented Kerry and Penny , where you can find the cutest paper-piecing patterns possible! The actual pattern is 6" square finished, but I had to distort just a tiny bit to get it to the right size for one side of a Kleenex tissue box.  I love this pattern so much. It had been such a long time since I got to work on very intricate paper-piecing patterns and forgot the joy of working with teeny tiny pieces and seeing how they can SHINE :) How I made it is basically the same way I made this tutorial (Goodness it is over 10 years old! LOL!), but I made the hole on the top a round shape, and also used two thin (like 1/4") elastics to two opposite sides rather than having one thick elastic in the middle.(Well, I made it that way first and it turned out it doesn't work for this smaller Kleenex box) So there were a lot of trial and error as

Thank you so much for all of you for welcoming me back so warmly. To be honest, it was extremely nerve wrecking to post something on the blog and instagram. It is just so wonderful to have time to enjoy sewing without feeling any guilt now. As you can see I am still addicted to Dresden plate applique. At least this time I made a little difference by having two petals away, like "He loves me not" daisy. Most fabric I used for the Dresden plate is Liberty of London that I had bought in Japan. As much as I love Liberty of London, I can't afford a whole lot, so most Liberty of London I have is only a fat eighth or even smaller. It felt great to be able to play with small scraps of Liberty. Goodness they are so pretty together. I've listed this mini tote in the shop. Have a great rest of the week!