Ana Sofia
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Brittney replied to the topic Cinema/Gallery sleeve mashup in the forum liesl + co: cinema dress 10 years ago
Did you hold the gallery and the cinema together to see they fit? Just clarifying as that is what I think you mean. If they are a perfect fit, I can’t see why you couldn’t just swap them, but that’s just my two cents.
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Brittney replied to the topic Hem help! in the forum liesl + co: everyday skirt 10 years ago
You fold your raw edge up to the inch you want. So if it says fold a half inch and then an inch, first fold your raw edge to the half inch all the way around and then fold to the inch. If you’d like I could pop up a pic on flickr.
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Brittney replied to the topic Hem help! in the forum liesl + co: everyday skirt 10 years ago
You fold your raw edge up to the inch you want. So if it says fold a half inch and then an inch, first fold your raw edge to the half inch all the way around and then fold to the inch. If you’d like I could pop up a pic on flickr.
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Brittney replied to the topic Hem help! in the forum liesl + co: everyday skirt 10 years ago
Have you ever tried a hem gauge? They are life changing (IMO). I have this one and use it all the time.…[Read more]
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Sarvi replied to the topic Garden Party Dress – some changes to in the forum oliver + s: garden party 10 years ago
Just a tip — if you post these changes in the caption of the photo, they will be more easily available for anybody who searches the flickr pool for inspiration and comes across your dress. You can include notes about what size you made and what fabric you used as well, people often are curious about that.
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Nicole replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
I am sorry Masha.
If it is any comfort, the moonboot offers a lot of support. Jed polished all our timber floors wearing one.All the best with the birth, I will be thinking of you.
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Nicole replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
I am sorry Masha.
If it is any comfort, the moonboot offers a lot of support. Jed polished all our timber floors wearing one.All the best with the birth, I will be thinking of you.
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beachmom replied to the topic What do you think? Feedback welcome. in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 10 years agoI really like both top patterns and will be purchasing as soon as I have a little extra “me” money. The Gallery top looks like it would be the perfect top (made in a voile or gauze) to throw on over a tank top or camisole for the slightly cooler summer nights at the beach. I probably won’t make it as a dress as I like my dresses to be more…[Read more]
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Nicole replied to the topic What do you think? Feedback welcome. in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 10 years agoI love the Gallery so much, I just wish it was a two piece collar. I can see it becoming another Portfolio dress. Hunted down and sort after.
The Maritime is divine, such a slimming and flattering style.
The skirt is so cute, I am concerned how it will look on me as I have a very thick waist and poochy tummy but I love it.
I can see how much…[Read more]
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Brittney replied to the topic What do you think? Feedback welcome. in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 10 years agoI am so excited about the new tops. In fact, my patterns arrived this afternoon and I have the Gallery all traced off waiting for the kids to go to bed. #teampaper 🙂
I have been nervous about sewing for myself, but I KNOW with your patterns I don’t need to worry. They will be drafted well and come with great instructions. I have made the…[Read more]
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Lightning McStitch posted an update in the group
Sewing for Yourself 10 years agoI can definitely see myself making all three. The skirt will probably come first, especially if I can make it fit onto a remnant of thick wool jersey that I have. I think it will make a smashing winter skirt.
The maritime top will undoubtedly get made, but I may already be at saturation point with my store bought St James tops. But at the price…[Read more] -
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic What do you think? Feedback welcome. in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 10 years agoThanks, Sarvi and Cat! Courtney, the skirt is designed to sit at your natural waist, but it’s really a matter of your preference. Just like if you tried things on at a store, you get to decide how you want to wear your clothing. If you prefer it to sit a little lower, that’s up to you. Mine sits at my belly button or slightly lower, yes.
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Sarvi replied to the topic What do you think? Feedback welcome. in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 10 years agoJust a tip for anyone who sees “you cannot reply to this topic” — click “join group” above, and then you’ll be able to reply.
I LOVE both tops and if this month were not so insanely busy I’d have ordered and made them already. I absolutely love the Maritime top, it’s one of my favorite styles and I have a few that all have something sligh…[Read more]
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Liesl Gibson started the topic What do you think? Feedback welcome. in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 10 years agoHey all, I asked Todd to create this group so we’d have a place to easily discuss sewing for ourselves. So first question: feedback on the new Liesl + Co patterns? Are these styles you want to sew for yourself?
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Nicole replied to the topic Up for Grabs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
It is gorgeous, thank you!
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Nicole replied to the topic Up for Grabs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
It is gorgeous, thank you!
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Tamara replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Chloe’s going through another growth phase and isn’t sleeping too brilliantly. So as a result my sewing time is suffering slightly.
I have managed to use the overlocker to finish the edges of the Teaparty dress and the carousel dress I have cut out – both pink. The aim is to pleat the carousel and sit and do some smocking and embroidery either…[Read more]
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