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try McCalls patterns website for Palmer Pletsch designer under pants/trousers. Or, trace a pair o…
thanks. I’ll research the suggested links.
there’s a lot of vintage apron ‘retro’ remake apron patterns from McCalls, Simplicity, and Butter…
I also like listening to my lyra slider by RCA. It was 1/4 the price of an ipod and is IBM compat…
A good plastic cup of ice water is a fresh squeezed lemon slice is good for me. I put it in a lar…
try Butterick 5182. It reminds me of that ‘30s slinky Hollywood look.’
for a nice, easy picot edge-look hem, I fold over my hems twice (1/4 inch) each and press in betw…
And, our cat wanted me to add this special tidbit: tuna cans make great curves, too, and are also…
I also use an old letter opener (I think it came from a ‘dollar store’) for the partially straigh…
I use coffee cups and dinner plates for the curves. They work great and come in all different siz…
sounds like your bottom tension is now too loose. tighten the needle in the machine, and then tig…
try ‘fitting finess’ book and DVD by Nancie Zieman available at nancysnotions.com or amazon.com. …
smart cat—he knows a great striped skirt when he sees one. It reminds him of his own stripes! gr…
I bought a great book from the local bookstore: ‘Make your own clothes’ by Marie Clayton. It come…
I would pleat the fabric before even cutting it out from the pattern pieces. This way I already h…
try a swimsuit top pattern and lengthen it for a tight fitting dress. I saw the website above li…
A few years back, my daughter wanted ‘a painted fabric’ dress for a dance at school. I found Bati…
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