Resources!

Misc. Ideas:
anime stuffed animals
anime pillows
fruit tarts
http://cache.lionbrand.com/freePatterns.html

Tutorials:

Pattern Drafting:
I don't know if this actually helps anyone due to my lack of knowledge in the field but I remember the chick at AN saying it's hard to find resources on pants and this has that at least.

Hair Bows:
For Kiga and I

(Sonic) Chao Plushie

Mokona Plushie

Top hats part 1 and 2

Top hats

Anbu Vest

Wallets

Crocheting

Felt stuffed bunnies:
For anyone

Plushies

Circle Skirts

Plush Dolls:
If anyone wants to use?

Steampunk Goggles:
I'm not using it but I put it here if someone else wants to.

Little Felt Toast Charms:
I might make some? Donno'. If someone else wants to, feel free.

Other Hair Bows:
For Kiga and I

French Cuffs:
For Margot

Materials:
Shirv- yarn, lace (unless I gave it all to Kiga), thread
Kiga- yarn, fabric, trim, thread,

Tools:
Shirv- knitting & sewing needles, pins, corker, stitch remover thingy
Banana- Black room, sewing machine
Margot- silk screening machine
Kiga/Rachel- 2 Sewing machines, knitting & sewings needles, pins, wool needles, clips
-Standard mats: paper, pencils, markers (prismacolour & copics), inking pens
Big paper cutter, Glass torch

I have sewing machines as well (one of which is mine)

Kiga and Rachel's tools of the trade:

-Sewing machines x2 (Although Rachel doesn't know how to use them, so I'll probably do whatever sewing machining she'll have to do if she ends up needing to use one)
-Glass torch --> for beads, pendants, w/e. (Neither of us know how to use this yet, but I'm learning over the summer)
-Knitting needles and a LOT of yarn.
-Sewing needles, pins, wool needles, etc.
-Laminator (limited plastic stuff though T___T)
-Standard mats: paper, pencils, markers (prismacolour and copics are what I'm gonna use most methinks), inking pens (will prolly be using microns even though I know there are better out there; I guess I just like them best), fabric, trim, etc
-Big paper cutter: think Mr. Lea's or the one by the photocopier in the library, only this one doesn't mess up and bend your paper half the time
-Possibly the Yudu machine if my mom decides to get it for herself
-clips, glue gun, super glue, etc.
-coloured clay
-sculpey, blank
-acrylic paints in every colour of the rainbow
-and more stuff I probably forgot.

If anyone wants to use any of the technical stuff I have, they'll probably have to come over to use it. A lot of this is pretty heavy and would not do so well on the journey from home --> subway --> school -->subway --> home again.

Plus we'd get worried. XD

Also a word to wool users:

The best wool shop in Toronto in terms of selection and price is Romni Wools, on Queen Street West, which we pass on the way up to Magic Pony. It's definitely worth checking out.

A word to ribbon users:

The best ribbon shop in Toronto in terms of selection, but not necessarily in terms of price, is Mokuba, also on Queen Street West.

If they don't have it, it probably doesn't exist.