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Saturday, February 18, 2012

You better take care of that car...


1967 Impala from Supernatural -  Pattern In Progress for Fandom In Stitches
1967 Impala SC by Jennifer Ofenstein
3" x 10"
(3 1/2" x 10 1/2")



The 1967 Impala SC is the vehicle of choice, or possibly destiny, driven by the Winchester brothers of Supernatural fame. Much like Sherlock Holmes had The Woman, Dean Winchester has The Car. The Impala.

It is the true love of his life.


pattern tested by Jennifer R.


Welcome, Supernatural, at long last, to Fandom In Stitches.







Month 6 - March 7, 2012

9 comments:

  1. Ah I recognized the car immediately!

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    1. I'm glad you did...this pattern has been on my to do list for a while now. :D

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  2. Awesome pattern! Thanks for the video clip, too...now I'll HAVE to check out Supernatural - even if it is just for the car! :D

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    1. It's a fun watch, with cute boys and a load of emo. Fun stuff!

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  3. I love Supernatural and love your pattern of the Impala. The Boys would be proud.

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    1. Thanks! Someone did a really cute version where she actually put the boys in the car. SO cute!

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  4. Is there somewhere I can get this pattern? I'd like to try it...not sure how I'd incorporate it into a quilt but I so love this show/car. I can't find an actual pattern for it though.

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    1. Just click on the car name under the photo at the top, it'll take you directly to the pattern.

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    2. Thank you so much.

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