Then, at a craft show, I happened upon a vendor who was selling some amazing fabric with lovely Plumeria prints. Immediately, I smiled, thinking about my honeymoon. I snatched up the fabric and turned it into some pleated purses.
My name is Jessica, and I am a proud military wife. I began sewing in junior high school, but lost touch with my creativity during college. After graduation, I moved across the country to be with my husband. After working in Special Education for many years, I was diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis and Diabetes Insipidus. Unable to continue working outside the home, I turned to sewing to keep myself occupied. This is my life....
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
The vacation, the tattoo, and the line of purses
When my husband returned from his first deployment with the Marine Corps, we finally got to take a honeymoon. We made the decision to go to Hawaii. Here we are at a Luau.
While we were at this Laua, the air smelled amazing! There were plumeria flowers everywhere, and there were all of these little craft booths for us to make bracelets and headbands out of the flowers. As I was making my bracelet, they were explaining that it's Hawaiian tradition to wear these flowers on the left side of your body if you are taken, and on the right side of your body if you are single. I thought that it was really cool that they were so proud to display their relationship status like that. Before we left (literally the day, of our flight back to California) I stopped by Hart and Huntington Hawaii and got this tattoo on my left foot.

Then, at a craft show, I happened upon a vendor who was selling some amazing fabric with lovely Plumeria prints. Immediately, I smiled, thinking about my honeymoon. I snatched up the fabric and turned it into some pleated purses.


Then, at a craft show, I happened upon a vendor who was selling some amazing fabric with lovely Plumeria prints. Immediately, I smiled, thinking about my honeymoon. I snatched up the fabric and turned it into some pleated purses.
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
The vacation, the tattoo, and the line of purses
When my husband returned from his first deployment with the Marine Corps, we finally got to take a honeymoon. We made the decision to go to Hawaii. Here we are at a Luau.
While we were at this Laua, the air smelled amazing! There were plumeria flowers everywhere, and there were all of these little craft booths for us to make bracelets and headbands out of the flowers. As I was making my bracelet, they were explaining that it's Hawaiian tradition to wear these flowers on the left side of your body if you are taken, and on the right side of your body if you are single. I thought that it was really cool that they were so proud to display their relationship status like that. Before we left (literally the day, of our flight back to California) I stopped by Hart and Huntington Hawaii and got this tattoo on my left foot.

Then, at a craft show, I happened upon a vendor who was selling some amazing fabric with lovely Plumeria prints. Immediately, I smiled, thinking about my honeymoon. I snatched up the fabric and turned it into some pleated purses.


Then, at a craft show, I happened upon a vendor who was selling some amazing fabric with lovely Plumeria prints. Immediately, I smiled, thinking about my honeymoon. I snatched up the fabric and turned it into some pleated purses.
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Hi Jess! I've awarded you with the blogger Sunshine Award.....Take a look!!!
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LOVE Plumeria!!!
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