First thing to do is layout your pattern pieces on newly ironed fabric (Tiffany didn't want to do this, but if you've read the right books* you know that you should always iron).

Check to make sure you have all your tools. (Hint: You may have to prickle up your forhead to make sure they don't go anywhere)


Then make sure you check the markings, so that all is in place.
At this point in the project, I had to wonder why there was another pin cushion, when I usually carry all my pins around with me. Must be another unexplainable human thing. It's very hard work getting ready to cut things out. (I think I now know why this is Tiffany's least favorite part of sewing.) So the next thing to do is to take a rest.
I'll keep you all posted on our** progress
Mrs. TiggyWinkle (with Tiffany)
*ie, The Tale of Mrs. TiggyWinkle
**Tiffany is trying to take some of the credit for all of this. I think it might be best to just let her.
You're irresistable, Mrs. Tiggles! ;-) I'm so proud to be your "sister"! *ahem*
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Shannon