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Liz W

"I like sewing matching covers for my small appliances that I leave on the counters or shelves. I think it brings my kitchen together."

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"Love making my kitchen comfortable in every way possible. It is the heart of my tiny apartment so every inch needs to serve multiple uses. The table is my desk and also the place where anyone who visits lingers while I cook...Installed a corner booth around my round table. It needed seat cushions and back pillows. Those colors were the starting point for the rest of the kitchen. Am working on a tea cozy and table cloth next. Was not able to download a picture but can provide one if needed."

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Jen Eskridge

Designer Jen Eskridge has been quilting for 18 years and sewing for a bit longer. She is a military spouse to a fabulous guy currently Active Duty in the KS Air National Guard. While he was Active Duty United States Air Force, Jen had the opportunity to live in 6 different cities in 11 years, including living on an Army base in Daegu, South Korea. She has three fabulous kids.

Jen Eskridge graduated from Louisiana State University in 1998 with an Apparel Design degree, which she uses daily, while working on quilting and sewing patterns for her company, ReannaLily Designs. The company launched the Seamingly Accurate(r) Seam Guide in October of 2008.

Since then, ReannaLily Designs has published about 20 patterns, including the release of the first Recycled Uniform Pattern, The Cube Purse in October 2009. Jen's first book, Deploy That Fabric, will release with C&T Publishing in July 2011. Read more at reannalilydesigns.com.

Links:
Jen's site (ReannaLily Designs)
Jen's Blog

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