Recently I was given the opportunity to design and make a black satin aisle runner for a wedding. I trimmed the edge in red satin. Do you know how long it takes to sew a 75 foot seam several times over on a 75 foot runner? Well it's a loooong time! Then you may wonder how long it takes to iron it? Oh, only about 2 hours!
Amy, thank you for the roses...the little unexpected gift as I left the reception. I'm enjoying them so much. Your wedding was beautiful. Thank you for allowing me to have a part in your special day.
Love, Rachel
Amy, thank you for the roses...the little unexpected gift as I left the reception. I'm enjoying them so much. Your wedding was beautiful. Thank you for allowing me to have a part in your special day.
Love, Rachel
9 comments:
Oh, my goodness, what an undertaking!!! It turned out beautiful, though!
I hope your day will be wonderful!
Love, Esther
I can't imagine how long it took, but I know it was a long time and it wasn't easy. Years ago, I made two flower girl dresses with ruffles, etc. out of satin; and vowed to never do that again!! Sally
It was beautiful! Can't imagine the time!
Lovely! :) You are so very talented(and you MUST have a ton of patience!)...
Wow Rachel you are so-o-o- talented. You are also very special too! I'm always inspired after reading your blog.
Blessings,
Brook
It is beautiful! You did a wonderful job. It makes you long for a high speed sewing machine. You are so special to invest your time and skill for someone.
Debbie
Rachel, You can do everything. It is beautiful, you did such an amazing job!
xoxo~Tracie
Hi Rachel I have been away and missed reading some of your posts. It has been great catching up with them. What a fabulous sewing job on the aisle runner, it looks great.
Alison
Wow Rachel! What a job! You did a wonderful work.
Have a great day!
Sharon
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