My wife Teddie is in both the August issue of Southern Living and the 2006 Christmas with Southern Living book.
Teddie sewed all the fabric work in this photo from the magazine article (table skirt, napkins, placemats, cushions, even the check in the cabinet doors). All the women in this photo are from our church, and they redid this kitchen as part of one of our small groups. Teddie is on the far right. Kay Clarke (white blouse, center) is the homeowner, and she’s also a stylist for Oxmoor House, the publisher of Southern Living books.
About a year ago, Kay asked Teddie to sew some stockings for the 2006 Christmas book. Here’s a seriously-reduced portion of the 2-page spread showing Teddie’s handiwork.
I plan to have a web site for Teddie up before the fall semester starts in mid-August. She’s had a successful (sometimes overwhelmingly busy!) drapery business for years, but lately potential clients have been asking if they can see samples of her work online.
Can you tell I’m proud? 
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