beachmom
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Active 9 years ago-
Nicole replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 8 years ago
The season for sewing has changed
My skirts and I are estranged
But my jackets and coats
Are garnering votes
Time for clothing, to be, exchanged.I just want to sit down and sew!
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Nicole replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 8 years ago
I finished my turn on the #sewingrota on a high with some gorgeous back jeans for me!
Three pairs of jeans, a denim shirt and four tee’s were a much needed injection of clothing in my wardrobe.Now I am on to formal sewing, Zara’s first. Some gorgeous Gatsby inspired sequinned tulle.
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Nicole replied to the topic Making a t shirt dress from the metro-t in the forum liesl + co: metro t-shirt 8 years ago
Watch your sleeve cap, it may need a little pinched from it, it is easy to do after sewing.
I ave found (with a longer tee/tee dress) you can get some odd things happen at the shoulder due to the extra weight of the extra fabric. -
Nicole replied to the topic New here? Introduce yourself! in the forum off topic 8 years ago
Hello @cammipatterson, I am so glad you have joined!
Liesl’s patterns are just so good, you will learn a lot and be so pleased with your results.
~Nicole~
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Nicole replied to the topic Question about sending private messages in the forum about the forums 8 years ago
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Nicole replied to the topic Smocking in the forum Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 8 years ago
@sewgirl23
I think the 2+2 would be gorgeous. Just under the tie, instead of the tab.
ASM Blue did a gorgeous Ice Cream blouse. I would use gingham, so I could stitch the squares, rather then pleat.I still love French knots.
I think simple smocking looks cleaner and more modern.
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Nicole replied to the topic Smocking in the forum Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 8 years ago
@sewgirl23
I think the 2+2 would be gorgeous. Just under the tie, instead of the tab.
ASM Blue did a gorgeous Ice Cream blouse. I would use gingham, so I could stitch the squares, rather then pleat.I still love French knots.
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Sarvi replied to the topic Lisette B6358 Swimsuit Sew Along in the forum Sew Alongs 8 years ago
That’s a good idea — I read much more than I comment, or I get busy but bookmark things for future use — but it must seem like radio silence from the other end!
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Sarvi replied to the topic Question about sending private messages in the forum about the forums 8 years ago
Hm, good question! I assumed as the thread starter you’d have an edit button somewhere, but perhaps I have made an ASS of U and ME as the old saying goes.
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Sarvi replied to the topic Lisette B6358 Swimsuit Sew Along in the forum Sew Alongs 8 years ago
May Grey (and its buddy, June Gloom) are weird patches of overcast skies that come along between Spring and Summer here in Los Angeles. You’ve been having a nice time hiking in April, then you lose the blue skies (but oddly enough, not the penetrating heat of the sun — so if you look outside you’ll want to grab a sweater, but then you open your…[Read more]
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Lightning McStitch replied to the topic Lisette B6358 Swimsuit Sew Along in the forum Sew Alongs 8 years ago
Yay! The suits look great. I love the boning and all the “grown up” lady aspects of this pattern. I’ll miss the sewalong deadline but I’m right behind you, just six months behind… 🙂
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Sarvi replied to the topic Lisette B6358 Swimsuit Sew Along in the forum Sew Alongs 8 years ago
Those are really nice, I like the cut a lot particularly on the bottoms. That’s something I can wear. I am still looking for the right fabric — and sewing time — but would love to get a pair done by the time May Grey is over in Los Angeles.
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Sarvi replied to the topic Question about sending private messages in the forum about the forums 8 years ago
Tamara, could I suggest editing the title of this thread to read “question about sending private messages” or similar as it appears Leslie might have mistaken this for a private conversation between the two of you.
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Sarvi replied to the topic Sizing question in the forum oliver + s: popover 8 years ago
Looks like the Popover Dress size chart lists garment measurements rather than body measurements. Looking at the body measurement chart for another pattern, 22.5″ puts you in a size 4 — so it sounds like your cute dress with the size 6 chest can accommodate any surprise growth spurts this summer and perhaps take you through winter as well, with a…[Read more]
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Sarvi replied to the topic Merino source in the forum off topic 8 years ago
I have bought from the Fabric Store and the quality is fabulous. I wonder whether Rockywoods would have anything suitable?
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mcholley1 replied to the topic Merino source in the forum off topic 8 years ago
Thanks for all the great sources! It looks like the fabric store is the best price even with international shipping. Now to decide on weight…
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Lightning McStitch replied to the topic Merino source in the forum off topic 8 years ago
@justsewit I have always gone in person yo the Melbourne store. There are stores in Wellington (NZ), Sydney & Melbourne (Aus) and Los Angeles (U.S.A.)
I guess they’d ship from whichever had stock and was closest to you.
Now that it has turned cold I want a wardrobe full of merino fleece long sleeved tees! -
juliamom2009 replied to the topic Sizing question in the forum oliver + s: popover 8 years ago
I did a Popover dress using fold-over elastic in the past. It worked great. I measured the dress on my daughter and sewed the FOE into a circle and applied it folded over the armhole. In fact, I just finished up another Popover. Intended to use fold-over elastic again but couldn’t find it in my disaster of a sewing room. Literally, the minute…[Read more]
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Lightning McStitch replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 8 years ago
The season for sewing has changed
My skirts and I are estranged
But my jackets and coats
Are garnering votes -
Lightning McStitch replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 8 years ago
The season for sewing has changed
My skirts and I are estranged - Load More
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