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What he has become is fairly obvious. Will Middlebrooks is the prospect with the glimmering future, the player who at age 23 is in the process of unlocking his considerable potential, emerging as an elite prospect.
At a time when talent at third base appears to be down across the game, Middlebrooks stands out. He can not merely hit but crush the ball, and he is considered a terrific defensive talent. Moreover, he oozes confidence, as evidenced by a big league debut in which he could step to the plate, certain of his approach, and go 2-for-3 with a walk, a steal and most notably a double that he lined to right against a pitcher (Brandon McCarthy) who was in the process of shutting down virtually all of Middlebrooks' teammates.
Middlebrooks, in short, looked like a player who knew he belonged on Wednesday, and with good reason, coming off of his dominant performance in the season's first four weeks in Triple-A.
'Twas not always thus.
While Middlebrooks solidified his status as the top Red Sox prospect with a highly favorable first impression in his debut, the previous time he played in Fenway Park came under considerably different circumstances. In 2008, in his first professional season after getting taken in the fifth round of the 2007 draft and signing a $925,000 bonus to pass on college, Middlebrooks arrived in Fenway Park amidst a career start that made his future look anything but certain.
Middlebrooks was playing for the Lowell Spinners of the New York-Penn League at the time, and for much of the first seven-plus weeks of the season, he appeared hopelessly overmatched. The distance that he traveled in less than four years to return to Fenway Park on Wednesday night is little short of staggering.
Gary DiSarcina, Middlebrooks' manager that year in Lowell, recently sat in a minor league dugout with Mike Trout in his current capacity as the Angels minor league field coordinator. Trout -- a dazzling five-tool talent who was called up at the end of April by the Angels -- and Middlebrooks became close while Arizona Fall League teammates last fall.
As DiSarcina and Trout sat together on a night off for the prospect, the conversation turned to Middlebrooks.
"I told him, 'Mike, if you had seen this guy four years ago when I had him in Lowell, you would just be in total shock. He was a high school kid playing in a college league and he was just overmatched for the first six weeks,' " DiSarcina said.
It is fascinating to recall Middlebrooks at that uncertain time in his career. To recall the depths of his struggles -- not just in 2008 with Lowell but also the subsequent year in Greenville -- helps to explain the developmental process that led the 23-year-old to his current position as a player whose promise at the start of his big league career seems virtually boundless.
He was homesick. At a time in his life when Middlebrooks would have been a freshman at Texas A&M, a bit less than 300 miles from his native Texarkana in 2008, Lowell, Mass., felt like the far end of the world.
In high school, Middlebrooks had been the charismatic multisport star, the quarterback who led his team to the state championship and had for much of his life harbored visions of an NFL future. But in his late high school career, his baseball talents began to overtake the visions of gridiron glory he shared with close friend (and current Patriots backup quarterback) Ryan Mallett.
On the mound, Middlebrooks would wing a fastball in the mid-90s. As a shortstop who fancied himself in the mold of a Cal Ripken, he could step to the plate for a workout at The Ballpark in Arlington and mash one ball after another into the left field seats in batting practice. He could do no wrong.
"Where he came from, he was a big fish in a little pond," recalled DiSarcina.
Most professional players fit that bill in high school. That being the case, as the reality of a more level playing field sets in, it's not uncommon for first-year players, especially those who sign out of high school, to feel adrift at the start of their professional careers, and certainly Middlebrooks was aptly described in that fashion.
Players who struggle question whether they made the right decision in choosing pro ball over college. Particularly given that Middlebrooks walked away from a two-sport offer to play football and baseball at Texas A&M, those feelings were undoubtedly intensified as the reality of his challenge in pro ball became clear.
"I was very raw coming out of high school -- very raw. I was basically an athlete, not a baseball player," Middlebrooks reflected. "I played sports year-round. Whatever season it was, I was doing it. I never focused on one sport for a long period of time in high school."
Middlebrooks cannot say, with the benefit of hindsight, whether that multisport background left him behind other players at the start of his pro career. What he does know is what transpired on the field.
In terms of performance, he was awful. While the Red Sox typically keep premium position prospects at shortstop as long as possible, with Middlebrooks they decided to embrace the inevitable transition (based on body type) to third base on the day that he showed up in Lowell following the months spent in Fort Myers in extended spring training. So, defensively, he had to make the adjustment to a new position, with the corresponding uncertainty that came with the move.
Offensively, he was a high school kid in a league where the majority of pitchers are recent draftees out of college, and he seemed ill-positioned for success. More than a month into the year, he was hitting .187 with a .227 OBP, .231 slugging mark and .458 OPS. He was near the bottom of the league in virtually every offensive category save for strikeouts, where he was near the top of the leaderboard.
"I was getting off to a slow start," Middlebrooks said. "I hated it."
It showed. DiSarcina saw a player who was constantly on the phone with his support network at home. At that point, he was still lanky, with his physical maturation still in front of him, but the more glaring concerns related to his state of mind.
"His issues were a lot on the mental side, not competing. He had a lot of days where he'd just take fastballs middle-away and not swing at them," DiSarcina said. "He had no idea what he looked like, he had no idea how poor his body language was. He had no idea how insecure he looked."
Middlebrooks worked and he cared, but he could not apply his work to achieve improved results in the early stages of that year in Lowell. Spinners hitting coach Luis Lopez, DiSarcina recalled, was "beating himself up, beating his head against a wall," because the considerable time that he spent with the prospect offered no evidence of progress in games.
Day after day, Lopez would talk with the 19-year-old before the game about his approach. Day after day, Middlebrooks would step to the plate in a game as if those conversations never happened.
"I know there were some days when he'd be happy just to hit the ball -- first half of that season, if he just put the bat on the ball, he was happy. You could see it," DiSarcina said. "That's a sign of being insecure and not confident. He did not have a plan. He was incapable of taking all the work he did with Luis into a game because he mentally wasn't there."
The Red Sox had expected there to be a transitional struggle to professional ball, and the organization tried to offer a support system. Jim Robinson, the Texas-area scout who signed Middlebrooks, was in regular touch, as was scouting director Jason McLeod. But ultimately, it was DiSarcina who recognized that the time for hand-holding had passed.
Five or six weeks into the season, DiSarcina had seen the frustration in both Middebrooks and Lopez. He had become aware, through conversations with team officials on both the player development and scouting side, of Middlebrooks' competitive pedigree, of the fact that he had relished responding to challenges while a championship-caliber athlete in high school.
"I brought him into the office about five, six weeks into the season and just challenged him to go out there and compete, walk up to the plate like that's your batter's box and you're going to do damage," DiSarcina said.
The conversation was only 10 or 15 minutes. Middlebrooks was in sweatpants -- "He was dressed like a high school kid," DiSarcina said -- and initially the player seemed almost sheepish.
"He wasn't making eye contact with me," DiSarcina said. "I said, 'Will, when I'm talking with you, look at me in the eyes. Don't look around the room.' That's part of the insecurity I was talking about, the young kid in him.
"He was walking up to the plate beaten. He was in the on-deck circle down 0-2, and his at-bat was already over. That's kind of where his mentality was. I basically challenged him to compete. I said, 'You're not competing right now. You're an out. You're going up there and you're an out, and I'm sick of it. If that's how you're going to be the whole year, you can sit on the bench.'
"He looked up at me, he gave a half-smirk and half-smile and said, 'That's what I look like?' I said, 'Will, you look like the last place you want to be is in the batter's box, and not just for one at-bat but for four at-bats a night. You've got to challenge yourself and you've got to start competing because you're just as good as anyone in this league.'
"He kind of looked at me again and said, 'I didn't know. I didn't know. I didn't know.' He said it three or four times, 'I'm sorry, I didn't know.' I said, 'Hey, don't apologize -- go up there and compete.' "
For Middlebrooks, it was a career-changing conversation. He needed a different voice in order to snap to attention and be ready to take ownership of his career.
"He didn't scream at me, but he got his point across that you're so much better than you think you are and how you're playing, so pull your head out of your butt and play how you're capable of playing," Middlebrooks recalled. "That was really what turned everything around for me. It was just as simple as someone saying, 'You're better than what you've been. Let's go.' "
On Aug. 9 that year, Lowell participated in the Futures at Fenway game, and Middlebrooks had his opportunity to glimpse where his career might go. Still, even though he'd made positive strides following his sit-down with his manager, he carried a .225/.263/.317/.580 line with him to Boston.
That day was different. Middlebrooks put on a show in batting practice, smashing pitches over the Monster seats. His swing remained authoritative during the game. In a 12-inning game, Middlebrooks went 3-for-6 with a double while driving in three, including a walkoff single up the middle in the 12th.
In the last hit, he showed the ability to compete that had been lacking earlier that year. He swung and missed at a slider out of the zone early in the count, checked his swing and let a similar pitch pass for a ball on a two-strike count and then, when the pitcher came back with a fastball away, he lined it up the middle for a walkoff that resulted in his being mobbed by his teammates in a ballpark that has had so many similar moments.
On Wednesday, prior to playing at Fenway for the first time since that day in 2008, Middlebrooks remembered only the hazy outline of that game. But he understood its significance.
"That really did turn around my season," he said. "Any time you're struggling and you can see a glimpse of getting out of that hole, it's huge. That's what gets you out of it and builds your confidence to let you know you can do it."
From that day forward in Lowell, Middlebrooks not only carried himself like a prospect, he performed like one. He hit .313 with a .370 OBP, .478 slugging mark and .847 OPS.
"When I go back to that hit in Fenway Park, for me, that was a turning point in Will's minor league career," DiSarcina said. "With Will, having that day, his chest was out, his head was held high and I remember saying to myself, 'He's got it. He doesn't need to have those conversations any more. He's going to compete.' That's kind of where I pinpoint his career turning around."
Middlebrooks finished his first pro year with numbers that were respectable, though hardly eye-popping. Still, given where his season had been, the fact that he finished the year with a .254 average, .298 OBP, .368 slugging mark and .666 OPS created considerable optimism that his future was on the right path.
That impression was further solidified by the work Middlebrooks put in during the offseason. He was strong but lean in his first pro season. That offseason, he filled out.
"I had played with [four-time All-Star third baseman] Troy Glaus, and his body starting to resemble him a little bit just the way it was growing," DiSarcina said. "When I saw him in spring training and in Greenville, he was starting to looking like a man."
For his age 20 year, Middlebrooks was sent to Single-A Greenville. In some respects, that season -- when he was in some respects overlooked as a prospect while playing with others who had more impressive years, such as Casey Kelly, Anthony Rizzo, Tim Federowicz and Ryan Lavarnway -- offered even more significant evidence of the direction of his career.
"The biggest year, to me, by far, was the Greenville year," said assistant general manager Mike Hazen, the Red Sox farm director for most of Middlebrooks' advance through the system. "By far."
Middlebrooks once again got off to a brutal start. The numbers made the opening of his time in Lowell look like a hot streak by comparison.
Through the first game of a doubleheader on May 18, Middlebrooks was hitting .133 with a .212 OBP, .183 slugging mark and .395 OPS. He had struck out in nearly half (26 of 60) of his at-bats. Across the board, his numbers were among the bottom handful or so of players in the league.
But the player was different. Despite his struggles, he remained self-assured.
"He struggled that first half season in Greenville, but he'd be like, 'Hey man. I'm all right. I'm good. I promise, I'm good,' " Hazen remembered. "He said, 'I'm fine. I promise, I'm good.' "
For their part, the Sox would offer assurances that no matter what the numbers said, he would continue to play every day, and that the team believed in the talent. Soon, his play would support that confidence. Over his last 85 games of that year, Middlebrooks hit .288 with a .374 OBP, .446 slugging mark and .819 OPS.
DiSarcina -- who was in Greenville in the early part of that season to work with Middlebrooks on his defense at third -- suggested that the player's early struggles merely reflected an adjustment to his physical growth, adapting to what his newfound strength and 15-20 pounds of extra muscle could allow him to do, finding comfort in the idea that he could drive the ball to all fields.
He looked at Middlebrooks and saw a player who looked and acted like a big league third baseman. The sound of the ball off his bat reminded DiSarcina of Glaus, and Glaus and Scott Rolen came to mind for DiSarcina in terms of how Middlebrooks simply looked the part of someone who should man the hot corner.
The apex of his year came in the playoffs. In the first round of the series between Greenville and the Asheville Tourists, the Drive trailed, 2-1, entering the ninth inning, and Tourists right-hander Adam Jorgenson -- amidst a dominant year in which he saved 27 games, having converted every opportunity since April 28, and struck out almost 12 batters per nine innings -- was on the mound to close it out.
Lavarnway tied the game with a solo homer, and Middlebrooks followed by belting a solo homer that proved the game-winner. Hazen was there, and for him that moment was even more significant than the Futures at Fenway.
"That, to me, was sort of the defining moment for the guy because it was the first time that he hadn't just held his own but that he excelled in the pressure situation, the tight moment, the key spot. He stepped up and did it," Hazen said. "Again, he learned through that whole season that this is a long season. Things happen. You need to be able to battle through them to even out those dips."
In 2008 and 2009, Middlebrooks was talented but raw, prone to slumping for a month at a time. It was in those formative years in Lowell and Greenville where he figured out what it meant to be a professional, what it took to respond to adversity in order to hold one's own on the diamond.
Whereas he endured dreadfully slow starts in those two years, he hit the ground running in High-A Salem in 2010, and it was there that his prospect stock took off. He was one of the dominant players in the Carolina League that year, particularly early, getting named to an All-Star team for the first time as a pro. He hit .276/.331/.439/.770 that year, wrapping up the year with a dozen homers, including a half-dozen during one brief stretch in August that, for the first time, offered evidence that he could translate his raw power to home runs.
Middlebrooks carried that performance into a breakout 2011 campaign in which he dominated in Portland. He was named the top hitting prospect in the Eastern League by Baseball America after hitting .302/.345/.520/.865 with 18 homers in just 96 games, leading the league in RBI with 80 at the time of his August promotion to Pawtucket.
Yet even with that performance -- which came with recognition as the top prospect in the Red Sox system -- no one could have reasonably expected the blast out of a cannon that has been Middlebrooks in 2012. His nine homers in 24 games for Pawtucket were more than he hit in 2008 and 2009 combined in Greenville, nearly as many as the 12 he hit in Salem.
Yet it is not just where the all-fields blasts are going but also the process that is leading to them that has been eye-opening.
"This guy is crushing two-strike breaking balls from right-handers. He's hit two home runs on 3-0 pitches, things that make you believe that this guy is figuring some stuff out," Hazen said. "You're seeing the maturation of a hitter."
It is the translation of potential to results by a player who took ownership of his career in spectacular fashion. Middlebrooks has dedicated himself to becoming an elite baseball player, having paid his own way to Athletes' Performance in the past two offseasons, and he is a far cry from the player who appeared lost in his first professional season in 2008.
DiSarcina saw Middlebrooks play in the Arizona Fall League last year, and while sitting next to Angels amateur scouting director Rick Wilson, he was amazed by the player he saw.
"I was talking with [Wilson] about how far he's come, just how he looks. He just looks like a big leaguer," DiSarcina said. "He walked up to the plate like a big leaguer, he got in the box like a big leaguer. As the words went out of my mouth, he hit a line drive off the left-field fence for a double. Running the bases, he looked like a big leaguer. I hadn't seen him play in two years. But talking to him, it's the confidence side of things. He's grown up to be a man. That's where I see him now.
"I had him as a baby. He was a piece of clay that could be molded. If he wanted to tell me to [shove] off, he could have told me to [shove] off, but he didn't," he added. "The last thing I really pounded on him [in Lowell] was to be a leader. 'I want you to be a leader. Be the first one out here for the drills, take your ground balls, pat your teammates on the back. Be a leader, see the big picture.' That's how I perceive Will when I look at him: middle-of-the-order guy who is going to be a leader.
"He was a baby when I had him, and I'm proud as heck of him. He grew up to be a man."
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Could anyone tell me how one would go about turning their property into a Berry picking farm if it was never one in the past. I purchased an old home in NJ and it has about three acres of Blueberry, rasberry, etc bushes that the previous owner planted as a hobbie. I thought I'd let the local community come in and pick from the bushes for a small fee. Is this possible?
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There is a blueberry farm in this area that allows the customer to pick their own or the owners will sell picked berries for a higher price. It has been a few years since I went out there and don't remember the pricing structure but they sold berries by weight. I suspect you would lose some to the pickers as they probably would sample as they picked.
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I wonder if there would be a need for liability insurance should someone be injured on your property.
You might check with the state and see if NJ requires any licenses or permits.
Does your state require sales tax collected on food products? If so, you would need a sales tax permit also.
Perhaps they would give agricultural breaks on your property taxes.
wheat i would check into a CSA program if there is one around you. You could offer them that way maybe ? and not have to worry about Gov regulations . I don't know much about all that stuff. I would also check into the Farmers Market forum here at DG .Lots of great info from them folks also . They could direct you . ")
i google CSA and found some in my area. They were very helpful . I m sure some would be more than willing to share there knowledge :)
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man o man i m jealous of your blue berries !!
Taynors ~ nonsubscribers can't access that forum. Why don't you post a link on that forum and see if any of the market growers will come over here?
will do
Is there a farmer's market near you that you could sell your fruit and products made from your fruit?
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FOXBORO -- It appears that Vince Wilfork has himself a new dance partner.
Tommy Kelly is the latest in a long line of veteran defensive linemen who have rotated through Gillette Stadium in recent years in search of a truly complementary piece to Wilfork, a lineman without peer who remains the centerpiece of the New England defense.
In truth, this is a process that predates Wilfork's arrival. Bill Belichick has been a fan of bringing in veteran defensive linemen who are on the back nine of their careers in hopes of squeezing another year or two out of them before they retire. And since Wilfork became the undisputed leader of New England's defensive front -- which likely happened the day Richard Seymour was dealt to Oakland in 2009 -- the Patriots have rotated a series of defensive tackles and ends through Foxboro in hopes of finding a complementary player who could be the yin to Wilfork's yang. Some of the moves have worked (Andre Carter, Gerard Warren), while some have not (Albert Haynesworth, Jonathan Fanene).
To this point, it certainly appears that Kelly is closer to the former than the latter. Roughly two weeks into camp and with one preseason game in the rearview mirror, the longer (but no less physical) Kelly seems to be a terrific partner for the stouter and stronger Wilfork. They've had the chance to work together throughout the spring and into the summer, but for two guys who put on the pads and started playing alongside each other for real two weeks ago, it certainly looks like the Patriots have found themselves a nice match.
"He's tall [and] has long levers inside, but a different build from Vince," Belichick said of the 6-foot-6, 325-pound Kelly, who had a sack and forced fumble in the preseason opener against the Eagles. "Both [are] very good, very effective players -- they just have different playing styles. They look a little different but they present different matchup problems for the offensive line.
"Tommy's been a really, really solid guy for us all the way through. Works hard, in early, stays late, does a lot of extra things, extra conditioning, things like that to really take care of himself and prepare for the game. I have a lot of respect for Tommy. He's had a good, solid camp," Belichick added. "He's been a great guy to work with. He's a very talented player. He's been an excellent teammate and team member since he's been here."
In 2012, Wilfork has spent the bulk of his time next to youngsters Brandon Deaderick and Kyle Love. Love started the first 11 regular-season games at defensive tackle next to Wilfork and Brandon Deaderick started the last five. The two defensive linemen were released in the offseason, and now play for the Jaguars. While they were moderate successes in the New England system, opponents were able to focus the bulk of their attention on Wilfork with double teams while singling up on the likes of Love and Deaderick.
According to Wilfork, those days are over with a strong, versatile presence like Kelly.
"You can't single up on [us], especially with a guy like Tommy coming in -- his size, and the speed he plays with," Wilfork said. "The power that he plays with. His size in general. We're both big guys, but he's a lot taller than me. He's longer than me. At the same time, he also brings some power.
"He's a good three-technique. Three, five, wherever we want to move him. That's very, very good, because we can move him in different positions and move myself in different positions. It will make [it tougher for] our opponents to game plan against us."
Kelly said he spoke with Seymour about what it takes to succeed in New England, which has helped ease the transition. And while he's a year younger than Seymour is now, it's easy to spot some of the similarities in their games and skill sets, right down to No. 93: Both are 6-foot-6 guys with longer arms who check it at roughly 320-325 pounds, both are versatile enough to play multiple spots on the defensive line, and both have shown an ability to stop the run and get after the passer (Kelly had a combined 14.5 sacks in 2011 and 2010).
Now, Wilfork figures to have Kelly in his hip pocket, at least as long as the Patriots are operating out of a four-man defensive front.
"It's always good to work with a teammate, especially who has been in the league for a while," Wilfork said of Kelly. "I followed him when he was in Oakland, so I kind of understood his play, and he fits our system well -- a guy who has a passion for the game and works hard."
Both Kelly and Wilfork acknowledge the getting-to-know-you part of working opposite a new defensive tackle takes some time.
"I've got to learn how Vince likes to rush. He's got to learn how I like to rush," Kelly said. "You've always got to kind of figure out what you've got, who you're playing next to, what they like to do, so you won't get in their way."
"When you have someone coming in who is new who really doesn't know your style of play or the type of scheme you play in, you have to get on the same level," Wilfork said. "You have to understand rush lanes. You have to understand the guys' strengths and weaknesses. Where to play.
"For me, I always like to see things the same way as my defenders. If he sees things the same way, that means we're definitely on the same page. So far, so good."
So good, in fact, that there might be a temptation to overuse Kelly. One of the reasons that Warren -- another veteran lineman imported from Oakland at the end of his career -- had such success with the Patriots in 2010 and 2011 was because his snaps were managed. That might not be an option with Kelly. The Patriots acquired CFL sackmaster Armond Armstead this offseason as an interior pass-rushing threat, but he'll be on the shelf for an undetermined amount of time because of recent surgery. And while there have been flashes of success from some of the younger defensive tackles throughout camp, the job really belongs to Kelly.
At the same time, history tells us that if there's a veteran defensive tackle who could handle the extra workload, it's Kelly. He's been one of the most durable defensive linemen in recent memory -- he's played in all 16 games in each of the last five seasons, and missed just 15 of a possible 144 games in nine seasons in the NFL. That durability is a point of pride for Kelly, who compares football -- and defensive line play in particular -- to working as a boxer.
"This is football. It's like boxing, your toughness is one of the biggest things you need in this game," Kelly said after practice on Monday. "If you're not tough or durable it's going to weed you out real quick on this level. I'm just trying to take care of my body as best I can, because this game will wear you down real, real, real quick."
In the meantime, Kelly is excited for a chance for a professional jumpstart -- in his nine years in the NFL, all with the Raiders, Oakland had a combined 45-99 record. (He's never played on a team that's finished with a record better than 8-8.) He's also anxious for the chance to be a part of a four-man front with Wilfork, Chandler Jones and Rob Ninkovich.
"I think that's the starting point for any great defense," Kelly said of the defensive front. "Just like the starting point of any great offense is the D line. If you've got a great defensive line then you have something to build from. If you have a great defensive line then you put yourself in a good position -- second-and-long situation -- or put yourself in a situation where you don't have to blitz all the time. So, anytime you can have a real good defensive line that's a benchmark. If you look at all the defenses that been great in this game, they all have A-1 defensive line."
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After I published Miss Polly I sewed up a prototype of a new design I had been planning in my head for a while. You may have seen a couple of sneak peeks on instagram. I finished this dress a few weeks ago and Juliette has already had lots of wear it out of it. I am really pleased with how the first version turned out.
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Friday, April 22, 2016
Emily's quilt
Last month Emily turned four last month and I made her a quilt. I bought the fabric for the quilt top around eight months ago and cut it around a month later then started sewing about a month after that! I actually changed my mind about three times over the fabrics and design of Emily's quilt and originally my husband and I picked these fabrics on line for a double quilt for us. But when it arrived and I started piecing it on the lounge room floor, Stefan realised he may have had a red wine too many when picking the fabrics as they were certainly feminine rather than neutral. So, a quilt for Emily was decided.
Friday, April 15, 2016
Miss Polly blog tour - Day 6: While she was sleeping, Erin Always & AnneLuSe
Today is the last day of the Miss Polly blog tour. I hope you have enjoyed seeing all the gorgeous Miss Polly dresses as much as I have! For the last day of the tour, I have Jenya from While she was sleeping, Erin from Erin Always and Annelies from AnneLuSe.
Today is the last day you can receive 15% off the Miss Polly pattern with the code: MISSPOLLY15 (discount applies to all sewponyvintage patterns throughout the tour). Don't forget to use #misspollydress to tag your dresses on social media so I and others can find you!!
Jenya, from While she is sleeping, is one of my good blogging friends who lives within a few hours of where I live. She is super nice and although we met only once a few years ago, I feel like we get along very well. Jenya sews mostly for her elder daughter, R. Although with the arrival of baby L around seven months ago, some baby sewing has been happening on Jenya's blog too. Oh, and Jenya also sews a little for herself. Go Jenya! I love the look of this denim Miss Polly with the lovely orange piping! See more at While she was sleeping.
Monday, April 11, 2016
Miss Polly blog tour - Day 5: Emma en Mona & Skirt as top
Today is Day 5 of the Miss Polly blog tour. I have Griet from Emma en Mona and Kristin from Skirt as Top blogging today.
Griet, from Belgium, writes the very popular blog Emma en Mona - named after her twin daughters. She sews gorgeous clothes for her kids. She uses bold prints and does gorgeous photo shoots. I competed with her in Project Run & Play a few years back where she stole the show! Her Miss Polly is made from a sample of fabric designed by Melkbrigade (do you remember the swan dress and vintage kitten dress I made)...The fabric is gorgeous. She has added a detachable collar. Go to Emma en Mona to see more of this stunning dress.
I have followed Kristin's blog, Skirt as Top, for a long time now and I love Kristin's style. Kristin lives in the US and she sews for her three gorgeous kids as well as herself. Her photos are always gorgeous and beautifully composed. Her eldest child, Em is close in size and age to my Isabella. Kristin sews her the loveliest clothes. Today she is sharing a corduroy Miss Polly - pinwale corduroy is the perfect fabric for this dress. Head over to skirt as top to see more!
Thank you very much Griet and Kristin for taking the time to sew and share your Miss Pollys!
April 4: Inspinration//Stahlarbeit//Lily en Woody
April 6: Petrol + mint//Maai design//Just add fabric
April 8: A Jennuine Life//Liivi und Liivi//Aamore
April 11: StraightGrain//Made by Sara
April 13: Emma en Mona//Skirt as top
April 15: While she was sleeping//Erin Always//Anne-Luse
Friday, April 8, 2016
Miss Polly blog tour - Day 3: A Jennuine Life, Liivi & Liivi, Aamore
Today is Day 3 of the Miss Polly blog tour. I have Jenn from A Jennuine Life, Maarika from Liivi & Liivi and Anke from Aamore sharing their dresses.
Jennifer blogs at A Jennuine Life in the United States. She writes a blog where she shares her sewing for her two daughters and sometimes herself. She has her own pattern line - Jennuine Design and has released lots of great patterns. You can see more of this sweet Miss Polly here.
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Miss Polly blog tour - Day 2: Petrol + Mint, Maai design, Just add fabric
Ready for three more gorgeous Miss Polly dresses? Good! Today I am sharing dresses made by Marleen from Petrol + Mint, Maaike from Maai design and Emi from Just add fabric.
Marleen blogs from Petrol + Mint in Belgium. Marleen has sewn up a few sewpony vintage dresses now and I love her style- choices of fabrics, styling and photos. I am excited to see more of the Miss Polly she made her daughter as she has only shown me a sneak peek. How cute are those socks and shoes!! Head over to Petrol + Mint to see more.
Monday, April 4, 2016
Miss Polly blog tour: Day 1 - Inspinration, Stahlarbeit, Lily & Woody
Today is the first day of the Miss Polly blog tour! Some lovely sewers are on board to sew up a Miss Polly from all around the world, this week and next, and I am really excited to see them all! Throughout the tour (April 4 - April 15) you can receive 15% off the Miss Polly pattern with the code: MISSPOLLY15 (discount applies to all sewponyvintage patterns throughout the tour). Don't forget to use #misspollydress to tag your dresses on social media so I and others can find you!!
Today I have three lovely international bloggers sharing their Miss Pollys. Miranda from Inspinration, Bettina from Stahlarbeit and Sylvia from Lily & Woody.
Miranda blogs from the Netherlands at Inspinration. Miranda was one of my testers for Miss Polly and has also helped with testing for me with Dear Prudence. This is Miranda's third Miss Polly. You can see her first two here. This dress was recycled from a pair of denim pants. Miranda made this dress with functional shoulder flaps! So cool. Head over to Inspinration to see more.
Miranda blogs from the Netherlands at Inspinration. Miranda was one of my testers for Miss Polly and has also helped with testing for me with Dear Prudence. This is Miranda's third Miss Polly. You can see her first two here. This dress was recycled from a pair of denim pants. Miranda made this dress with functional shoulder flaps! So cool. Head over to Inspinration to see more.
Monday, March 28, 2016
The cutest fabric ever - another Miss Polly dress
I started sewing up another Miss Polly dress to retest the fit of the three quarter sleeves a couple of weeks ago and finished it just before the Easter weekend. I have had this fabric in my stash for nearly a year. I originally bought it to be the main fabric for Emily's quilt. But after changing my mind several times with the colour scheme and design of her quilt, I ended up going with completely different colours. Which meant I had about two metres of this gorgeous fabric to use for the girls. The fabric is so adorable. It is called Harajuku in Rose from the Tokyo train ride collection by Sarah Watts. I thought it was still best suited to Emily in a dress since it is so playful. The colours are gorgeous - a dusty browny pink with lipstick red, cream and mustard. Little bunnies, cats, rabbits and dogs all squashed in together.
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Miss Polly: A thank you to my testers!
Behind the scenes when releasing a pattern to sell, is the need to have the pattern tested in all views and sizes to test for fit and also ensuring the clarity and correctness of the instructions. I was very lucky with the Miss Polly pattern to have 15 lovely women sign up to test. These ladies were so thorough with the proof reading and with testing the fit of Miss Polly - I am very thankful and grateful as it means I have a pattern that I know fits well and makes sense!! Win win. Above is Anke's lovely dress made from Bambiblauw fabric - love it. You can see more on her blog here!
Monday, March 14, 2016
Miss Polly PATTERN RELEASE (and discount)
I am very excited to release the Miss Polly pattern today! I have had sixteen fabulous testers working hard over the past two weeks making up one, two and three dresses each! I have been very excited seeing all the photos coming in from these lovely ladies and am now excited to be able to have this pattern listed in my shop!
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
A soft cactus dress for my birthday girl
Today I am taking part in an Australian blog tour showcasing a new online fabric supplier - Maai design. The owner, Maaike is the loveliest lady. She is Belgian but now lives in Sydney. She stocks Belgian fabric and it is divine! She also writes a blog where she sews things for her kids and herself using her gorgeous fabrics which is a great way to see them sewn up. Her main brand is Soft Cactus. I had seen Soft Cactus fabric around the blogosphere and was really excited when I found Maaike's shop. Maaike invited me to choose some of her fabric to make something up and share it. I cannot speak more highly of Soft Cactus and of Maaike's shop....more on that in a little bit.
Monday, February 29, 2016
A vintage kitten dress
Last week I was lucky enough to receive this most gorgeous fabric in the post. It flew all the way from Belgium and Isabella was so excited when I told her it was coming - she loves cats! You might have seen a sneak peek of this dress on instagram. I'm new over there so come say hi!
The fabric is called "vintage kitten" and was designed by Petra - her brand name is Melkbrigade and it is supplied by the beautiful Belgium fabric store - Bambiblauw. The back story to this print is that after An from StraightGrain sent me the gorgeous summer swans fabric (also designed by Melkbrigade) and I made this dress, Petra saw it on facebook and commented and showed me what her new fabric looked like (vintage kitten). I told her how much I loved the look of the new fabric and asked if I could pay to have some sent over. Leiselot from Bambiblauw graciously replied and sent me the fabric as a gift - thank you very much! The fabric also comes in a jersey. The cotton fabric I received is beautifully soft and drapes very nicely.
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
CALL FOR TESTERS: Miss Polly dress
I am excited! I have been chipping away at my Miss Polly dress pattern this week and it is ready for testing!
Miss Polly is a vintage inspired feminine fitting A-line dress pattern that offers plenty of options to create your own unique look. The dress features a separate front yoke and skirt with a large apron pocket that is accented with piping. The decorateive pipied shoulder flaps are a uinque detail that feature big buttons. Miss Polly offers sleeveless, piped capped sleeve, three quarter and long sleeve options to make this pattern suitable to be used all year round. The dress closes with an invislbe zipper at the back to allow it to be a semi-fitted silhoutte. Mix up your fabrics and piping for a fun and unique look. SIZES 12 MONTHS - 12 YEARS.
Monday, February 8, 2016
A spotty geranium for my kinder girl
It has been a big week here in our home. Juliette started school, Isabella started grade 2 and little Emily started big girl kinder. I shed a few tears sending my littlest girl off into a world without Mummy, bus she seems to be enjoying her independence and is settling in well. Juliette and Issie are wearing homemade uniforms so I wanted Emily to have a new kinder dress. Juliette has settled into school well too which is great.
Friday, January 22, 2016
A vintage Blake dress and fabric GIVEAWAY
If you follow me on instagram, you may have seen a sneak peek of this beautiful fabric. I found about three metres of it at the op shop this week. I was so excited! $3.50 and so pretty! I have been motivated to sew this week so after making Issie her swan dress (which she has already worn three days in a row), I was excited to make her up another one in this floral. I used the Blake dress pattern by Mingo and Grace which I bought about a year ago and used here.
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MUSIC TOMORROW (Saturday), 250 young musicians will perform the last of two Christmas concerts presented by the IW Music Centre.
Last Saturday's concert was attended by a large audience that included the IW High Sheriff, Nick Hayward. There were performances given by mainly string ensembles — soloists Rachelle Quelch, Esme Tilling, Rachel White, Sam Greenhaigh and Charlotte Tapsell with the beginning and junior string orchestra conducted by Sandra Carlile. This was the first concert experience for many of the young children.
Then came the intermediate-level music centre string orchestra, conducted by Michele Brock, followed by the keyboard ensemble, directed by Rich Wiseman. The foundation wind band, directed by Christine Axford and Robin Tweddle, was a rousing close to the first half.
The second half commenced with the IW Youth Choir, conducted by Michele Brock, followed by a varied and challenging programme performed by the senior youth string and full orchestras, conducted by Philip Chapman.
Tomorrow (Saturday) is the turn of the IW Youth Wind Band, Music Centre Wind Band with IW Youth Stage Band and recorder ensembles. The concert starts at 7pm at the Medina Theatre.
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"At this point, the House has passed a bill to fund the government through the end of the year while cutting spending," added Steel. "The Senate has not — and Sen. Schumer's inaccurate rants won't change that."
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If you looked out at the Sun across the 93 million miles of space that separate our world from our nearest star, the light you're seeing isn't from the Sun as it is right now, but rather as it was some 8 minutes and 20 seconds ago. This is because as fast as light is — moving at...
15º Place
- 18 points
"Understanding your present self depends not only on thoughts, feelings, and activities, but also on experiences and recollections of the past and the vision of yourself into the future. In other words, it all depends on where you've been, and where you're going. A new study in...
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