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www.unsungsewingpatterns.net
Mid 1930s. Suggested fabrics include novelty cotton, seersucker, gingham, corduroy, pique, broadcloth, flannel linen, and denim. The pa... |
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www.tillyandthebuttons.com
My everyday wardrobe is seeing more and more versions of our Stevie pattern on rotation. I've made two dresses, which have seen me th... |
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jalie.com
It's not always easy picking a fabric for a sewing project. Sometimes we love the print but have doubts on the weight and drape. The fabric you choose can make a big difference in the final result, especially where there is ease, ruffles, or gathers involved.To help you better visualize how various fabrics look, we mad |
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www.ecabonline.com
Pillows are about the easiest thing you can make, even with a fancy invisible zipper. I got this fabric, which began life in the 1950's as a... |
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