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sewmarymac.com
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| | | | | I'm just gonna put this right out there. I bet that if you make a Love Notions Oakley Vest, you are going to LOVE it. I'll also bet that you will immediately make another one! There, I said it! This is THE perfect make to add to your closet right now. I've been throwing mine... | |
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patternscissorscloth.com
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| | | | | For the closure on my emerald silk georgette blouse I hand worked a thread button loop: Handworked thread loops have a nice discreet, lightweight finish and are great for delicate fabrics and areas where there is little stress placed on the closure. They can also be worked in a straight line to form an eye... | |
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www.sewdiy.com
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| | | | | In today's YouTube video, I'm continuing my series of videos using fabric scraps to sew handmade gifts, with a tutorial for sewing a reusable flower tote. This is a great tote to take to the farmer's market and reduce your plastic use. Plus, it's also a really nice way to wrap flowers as a gift. Use this tote to give flowers as a hostess gift or, because it's 2020 and we're all social distancing, you can also leave the flowers wrapped in this tote at your friend's door. After the flowers are spent, they'... | |
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astitchintime.home.blog
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| | | I have to admit that I could not have grown my interest in historical clothing as much as I have without the assistance, precautionary advice, and practical knowledge shared on other historical sewing blogs. A type of post I consider to be crucial to building that interest is tutorials. Not only do they show that... | ||
