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amandamargaret

now i'm basking in the afterglow of having a baby girl! welc...

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9 June

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    Jun 9, 2009, 04.29 PMby okashi

    Hi! Thanks for your comment!

26 April

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    Apr 26, 2009, 05.58 PMby ralarkins

    Thanks for letting me know on the dress. Good luck on it. Hopefully we will get to see it posted. Yep, “I’ve got socks older than you!” is a favorite among the older generations or at least several (more mature, p.c.) choir members to say to the young whipper snapper choir director.

23 April

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    Apr 23, 2009, 03.47 PMby ralarkins

    Industrial machines seem to be sparse on the accessories unlike home use machines. My Pfaff 2370cd has a narrow rolled hem foot which I have used many times; it works well on the straight and requires constant attention on bias curves. I have to use the small hole throat plate for straight stitching on very light weight fabrics. Aquamesh is a brand name for a wash away, otherwise you can look for a light weight tear away stabilizer (I am lazy and use paper.) Both types are used for machine embroidery, so if you go to a shop that sells machines that embroider, chances are you will find the stabilizer. Using the stabilizer should prevent the fabric from going past the throat plate or at least it does for me. Good Luck on your project! and your profile pic looks young. I started sewing Barbie doll clothes when I was 7 in 1969, yep, that makes me old.

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    Apr 23, 2009, 08.47 AMby nesca

    Hi! Thanks for your comment on my keepitall. No, the plastic pouches are not removable; they’re sewn at the zip and the pouch sort of hangs from there. Now that you mention it, I could’ve used velcro so you could separate them from the rest. I’ll try that next time.

12 April

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    Apr 12, 2009, 04.37 PMby sewella

    Thank you!!

9 April

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    Apr 9, 2009, 04.22 PMby jvinken

    Thank you for your compliments on my bag! It’s a pitty your Ikea doesn’t have fabrics!! Greetz Julia

2 April

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    Apr 2, 2009, 11.15 AMby deviousdee1

    Thanks for your lovely comments about my Cape Dracula! Dee x

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    Apr 2, 2009, 03.47 AMby pacificstyle

    “Hi” to you fellow Seattle girl! I love the pink dress you posted (the matching outfit for the Chihuahua was a nice touch, too). You are a very talented designer! Did you get that beautiful ombre fabric in town? Thanks for the kind words about my blue gloves. They really kept me warm during our December snowstorm :)

24 March

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    Mar 24, 2009, 05.53 AMby trishc13

    Hi, Thanks for your comments. You were asking about what school I went to…I went to George Brown College in Toronto, Canada. I really liked the program they offered because it was completely hands on and focused on drafting and construction. Also they offered lots of electives like eveningwear and lingerie (luckily I was able to take more electives b/c I was exempt from a few classes because I already had a B.A.). If you want to know anything else let me know! Are you planning on working in the fashion industry when you graduate? Oh and about lingerie… taking a class helps (b/c you can see someone else drafting/constructing), but there are a couple of books that I would recommend: For an overall book on bra-making there is “The Bra-Makers Manual” by Beverly Johnson (it is available from the authors online store, where you can also get all the supplies you need – it is www.bramakerssupply.com). For drafting, I would recommend “Pattern Cutting for Lingerie, Beachwear and Leisurewear” by Ann Haggar.

23 March

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    Mar 23, 2009, 10.47 AMby lybu

    Hi. Thank you for your nice comment on my D&G Inspiration. I just have look at your creations. I love your sweet Sakura very much. Looking forward to see more creations of you.

21 March

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    Mar 21, 2009, 02.42 PMby darcyart

    Thanks so much for your advice. You have created some beautiful dresses.

20 March

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    Mar 20, 2009, 04.41 PMby baobab

    Hey, thanks a lot for your nice comment on my plaid blouse! Happy sewing to you! (you’ll need a dress for graduation :-)

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    Mar 20, 2009, 02.11 PMby verachuckndave

    Thanks for your comment on my second-chance top! I’ve uploaded the photo we’re going to use in the magazine if you want to check it out. (The magazine is called Jonesboro Occasions by the way. I’m the graphic designer and illustrator.) My next project is an electric blue dress! Happy Spring! ;)

19 March

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    Mar 19, 2009, 11.38 PMby heatherrique

    Thanks so much for your sweet comment on my purple jacket!

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    Mar 19, 2009, 09.24 PMby gracel

    Thanks for your nice comment about my bag! The Everett I live in is in Massachusetts, pretty far from your WA Everett.

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    Mar 19, 2009, 05.50 PMby sigrid

    Hi, you asked about my quilted image. It’s the center of a quilt I made for a fundraiser. Reminds me of how sewing and crafting brings out the kid in me who wants to try everything. . .

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    Mar 19, 2009, 11.53 AMby carriegirl

    thanks for the sweet comment about my tie!

18 March

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    Mar 18, 2009, 01.56 PMby pumpkinpatches

    Yeah I never fell in love with any fabric stores when I was there, which was december 1 2007-june 2008. Seattle is so cool but the weather was driving me nuts!

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    Mar 18, 2009, 05.50 AMby merita

    I do hope summer will get the hint. :) Thanx for your comment.

16 March

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    Mar 16, 2009, 12.32 PMby latjjardbai

    I didn’t make my skirt & top for my mum, I made it for myself.

    And I’m pretty serious about my decision, I think the first thing coming out of your mouth seeing your daughter in a hand-made outfit never should be so negative. She at least could have mentioned my grown sewing skills or the nice idea ant then tell me that she doesn’t like it. Or maybe say hi, nice to see you and then that she hates my style. It’s realy about the way of saying these things, I think. So it is quiet funny and I ment it to be, but there deffinitly is a true core about my title.

    Now I’m sadly unsure about the outfit. My boyfriend loves it and so do the women at work (they want me to sew one for them). So I’d realy like to hear some first or seccond impressions on my work…

    Did you mean I should re-do it to please my mum or because it realy looks bad? Please be honest!

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    Mar 16, 2009, 05.43 AMby deeem

    Hi AmandaMargaret, Thanks for your comments and advice on my dress – looks like there will be a bit more work before I can wear it! Annoying really, as I’m dying to get on to new projects! Anyway, if I don’t make the adjustments it’ll all be wasted as I won’t be able to wear it! Thanks again! All the best, Debbie

15 March

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    Mar 15, 2009, 07.06 PMby hooley

    Thanks for your kind comment on my mint lace top. We are just moving into autumn in Australia so I guess I’ll get a little wear out of it before the cold weather but I would rather be moving into spring! I’ll look forward to seeing more of your creations soon.

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    Mar 15, 2009, 09.21 AMby piukku

    I added more photos! :)

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    Mar 15, 2009, 12.07 AMby carlatv

    Buenas! Thanks for commenting on the skirt. It was fun, easy and quick to make. And your dog looks just like mine! That is too funny…

13 March

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    Mar 13, 2009, 01.55 AMby pumpkinpatches

    thanks for your comment, for your question: Britex fabrics is the best and we also have discount fabrics which is great but my favorite place is in Berkley and my other’s is in Oakland. So we have a pretty decent selection, wish there was more! I used to live in Seattle, what’s your favorite place for fabric?

11 March

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    Mar 11, 2009, 06.48 PMby hajnika

    Hi,Amandamargaret! Thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate it.

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    Mar 11, 2009, 07.33 AMby alekat

    Hey! thank you for your comment. theres not much skill in my photos. Just alot of Natural light. My camera is only 7 pixels so lots of daylight makes everything alittle brighter.

10 March

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    Mar 10, 2009, 09.12 AMby maiestia

    Hey thanks for the lovely comments on my creations. I will be getting a photo of my brown dress next time i wear it, i keep forgetting, and uploading these photos really reminded me that i need to. And your wedding dress really is so beautiful, i love the jagged bottom to the top part, it really makes it unique.

6 March

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    Mar 6, 2009, 11.23 PMby ninamags

    Most of the dresses I wore to birthday parties, my friends and i like to dress up when we go out, I wore EVE98 on my first valentine’s date with my boyfriend, I wore EVE100 to my debutant ball, I wore EVE99 to one of my friend’s wedding and I made Royale dress for my bestfriend for her 21st and I wore black forest on the same occassion.

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    Mar 6, 2009, 10.12 PMby darcyart

    Thanks for your comment. Your creations look great too. Mine are just for fun at the moment. Having tricky situations with the zips lol

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