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Homemade, handrolled pocket squares in exciting fabrics (Part II)

post #1 of 65
4/18/10 at 3:25am
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Edited by gshen - 12/3/11 at 6:20pm
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post #2 of 65
4/18/10 at 5:53am
PM sent.

myke
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post #3 of 65
4/18/10 at 7:43am
I would more prefer the first 2 batch you have done. It is a pity for me to be too slow to snatch one from you...
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post #4 of 65
4/18/10 at 8:28am
I know I'm late at this, but I'd love to see more of the red "fans" or flowers of the first batch
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post #5 of 65
4/18/10 at 9:55pm
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I would more prefer the first 2 batch you have done. It is a pity for me to be too slow to snatch one from you...
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I know I'm late at this, but I'd love to see more of the red "fans" or flowers of the first batch
Thanks for the feedback guys, it is noted with thanks. Just an interest check since many are keen on the old patterns - if there is sufficient interest, I can get just a bit more of the reversi green/red and violet fans. Please let me know by PM if you'd like either. Great - I will put in my orders for both fabrics since there appears to be strong interest. Subscribe to this thread for updates! These are the ones I'm referring to:
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post #6 of 65
4/19/10 at 12:19am
I'd like to register my very strong interest in the violet fans (which I assume is the first picture you've posted there)! If you can get those back I'll buy one of those as well as the pink cherry blossoms.
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post #7 of 65
4/19/10 at 4:15am
Put me down for one of each since I missed the boat last time and one pink cherry blossoms also.
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post #8 of 65
4/19/10 at 4:28am
Count me in for the violet fan too.
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post #9 of 65
4/19/10 at 6:31pm
I'd be interested in one of each the fans and red/green flowers as well.
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post #10 of 65
4/22/10 at 3:16am
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I am now also using pretty expensive silk thread from Japan for silk squares.


Are you using "golden turtle" brand silk thread?
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post #11 of 65
4/24/10 at 1:23pm
the floral one in previously sold, 1st row, 4th picture is amazing any idea if you can get that fabric again?
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post #12 of 65
4/24/10 at 2:01pm
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Examples & details of our work:
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Any chance for the red one in this photo?
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post #13 of 65
4/24/10 at 3:37pm
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Thanks for the feedback guys, it is noted with thanks.

Just an interest check since many are keen on the old patterns - if there is sufficient interest, I can get just a bit more of the reversi green/red and violet fans. Please let me know by PM if you'd like either.

Great - I will put in my orders for both fabrics since there appears to be strong interest. Subscribe to this thread for updates!

These are the ones I'm referring to:


Im in for the red floral!
Let me know when you have it ready?
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post #14 of 65
5/6/10 at 10:14am
I just received mine today and it's great. Very nicely done and gshen is a pleasure to deal with.
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post #15 of 65
5/6/10 at 7:09pm
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Squares added 18 Apr 2010:

1. Purple Gingham. Cotton/linen blend with a slightly slubby texture. Light-med weight. 7 available, 2 left



really digging this lavender gingham one. would work perfect with my charcoal sc

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