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hi there I want to sew a christmas stocking with a curly thin toe (like a pig’s tail) but i cant work out how to sew it, turn it and still be able to stuff it if its made of something like satin. Any thoughts?
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Dec 16, 2012, 03.32 PMby marv42
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