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[gwendolyngrey]

I'm so jittery and worked up about Deathly Hallows it's absolutely rediculous! And it really galls me that at this very moment people are already reading the book, or at least have it in their possession. As for me? I have to work tomorrow morning, and really don't want to go to work after being up all night reading, and I CAN'T go to work half-way done with the book, so I'll be picking it up as soon as I get out tomorrow afternoon. I'm house/pet-sitting this weekend, and will hole myself up with the book and be prepared to cry my little heart out. I know I will, whether characters I love die or not, this is IT. The end. As the icon says, Game Over. And oh, I won't be able to bear it if Harry dies! 

It's all I can think about... Deathly Hallows...

I'm not even diverted by this:

Comments

[vanityfairy.livejournal.com]

I'm actually not a Potter-fan (ducks for any blows ;) but WHOA, your Sleepy Hollow turned out so great! It looks very true to the original. What fabric did you use, is it silk? I'm debating whether to use the Exclusive Silks' taffeta who's stripes are a bit too broad or whether to wait around for the perfect fabric that will probably never show... :) But kudos to your stripes, and matching them up! Well done!

[padawansguide.livejournal.com]

BTW, exclusive_silks are definitely getting more of the fabric. Not that that will help you make up your mind. :-)

[idlewild-grey.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I used a poly-cotton blend that we (most fortunately) happened to carry at work. The stripes aren't as subtle as the silk taffeta that Maggie is using, but they do happen to be the right width. We just got a new bolt in, and we're selling it at 5.99 a yard. Field's Fabrics doesn't list it on their website, but if you want to consider it instead of the silk, I'd be willing to be a middleman. :-)