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lizhaywood.com.au | ||
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thesewcialists.com
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| | | | | Hello, Sewcialists, Thank you for having me as a guest blogger. My name is Liz Haywood, I live in rural Australia and make zero waste sewing patterns. In this article, it's my pleasure to share with you the way I design zero waste patterns and some of the challenges. About me: I formally trained as... | |
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fadanista.com
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| | | | | A quick update: The winner of the book is Kim Hood from Kimthemateriallady. Congratulations Kim! Several months ago I was contacted by Liz Haywood to let me know that she was releasing a new book, Zero Waste Sewing, in March and would I like to try a pattern or two and participate in a blog... | |
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blog.cyberdaze.org
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| | | | | My last go at this pattern was a fail because of the fabric. So what to do but make it up again immediately in something completely different. This coated denim came from Top Fabric quite a few years ago. I bought it to make skinny jeans. I ended up with two cuts of the fabric... | |
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inspiredsewing.com
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| | | Boro are Japanese textiles that have been patched or mended, usually to repair worn out sections of clothing. Traditionally cotton, linen and hemp were stitched in layers not only to repair clothing but to add warmth. Boro is now considered a very distinctive art form and very fashionable. After years of working with Satin, Lace... | ||
