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freshfrippery.com
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| | | | | Years ago I made a black 1660s dress but wanted a more colorful one. I finally got my excuse to make one when my local costume guild decided to put on an event called "DuMasquerade," a dinner event celebrating the works of Alexander Dumas. I made a dress out of purple taffeta and wore a... | |
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stitchywitch.wordpress.com
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| | | | | After much prodding, here is my tutorial for dealing with sleevecap ease! Before we begin, a question: What is sleevecap ease, and why should I remove it? Sleevecap ease is the difference in seamline length between your sleevecap and armhole. Most sewing patterns have a cap that is at least 2" larger than the armhole.... | |
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www.thequiltingedge.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user has shared a large amount of text that includes a blog post and a list of related blog links. The blog post is about life being a quilt waiting to happen, and the user is asking for a summary of the content. However, the text provided is mostly a blog post and a list of related blogs, with no clear question or request for a summary. The user may be asking for a summary of the blog post or the related blogs, but the exact request is unclear. The assistant should ask for clarification on what the user needs. | |
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compulsiveseamstress.com
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| | | I think I have a shiny new favourite top pattern - the Odell by Notches Patterns, and the bonus is that it's free! I had seen it on Instagram a while ago and fell in love with the sleeve, of course! I just love the possibilities to use up different colurs of the same fabric,... | ||
