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Quarter inch elastic
Three spools of thread
Two yards of polar fleece
and
A collection of winter hat patterns
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Part One: Sewing Sleepwear to Wear With a Scoliosis Brace
My go-to sewing patterns for sleepwear have been Butterick 6296 for the top and OOP Vogue 9217 for the bottoms. I've tried a few other...
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It's been awhile since I focused on mending and alterations. Things have been piling up and now that I'm switching over clothes to ... -
T his is my dream-come-true dress. It's comfortable, has the best pockets and it's made in the most incredibly beautiful cashmere a... -
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There are a couple of versions of Butterick 6784 cut and ready to sew. This is my most recent version. Why so many? Butterick 6784 , de... -
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Sewing, Alterations and Mending Dresses: Butterick 6784 and Style Arc Top / Jacket There was sewing this month! Woohoo! This was the best... -
You might be wondering what is a saddle sock? Basically, it's some silly name that I made up for a section of a Gensingen Brace that i...
Aw, what a lovely way to celebrate Christmas with your readers! I just read through your posts (and keep singing each verse), and it's a lot of fun. Wish I'd thought of it. :D
ReplyDeleteDo I spy left-over Christmas bow thread? Love the colour!
Nicely done. Love the twelve days of giveaways and who can't use more polar fleece?
ReplyDeleteThanks and good luck. Actually, it is not left over Christmas bow thread. But good eye, I'm impressed, it is a perfect match.
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