daisygirl78

Slightly off topic but after 3 years of aggravation I have had my overlocker/coverstitch serviced and set to purely a coverstitch.

I really, really wish I had just gone with a coverstitch in the first place.

Thanks so much, ladies! She asked for a yoga ball, so I am figuring she does yoga — but if it’s for another exercise she can always give it to a friend, I’m sure.

I used to do yoga, sigh, I love the idea of a bag!
A bottle holder sounds fab, something with a elastic casing top to hold all sizes.
How about a ring attached to the inside to clip keys to?

I have a new nappy bag which has lots of mesh pockets on space dividers, it is fab as I can separate but see the contents.

I used to do yoga, sigh, I love the idea of a bag!
A bottle holder sounds fab, something with a elastic saving top to hold all sizes.
How about a ring attached to the inside to clip keys to?

I have a new nappy bag which has lots of mesh pockets on dividers, it is fab as I can separate but see the contents.

I made my tribe gingham pj’s, in complementary colours, one year

I’ve used the Cloud 9 flannels before and liked them — the ‘pink’ is more of a peach/apricot:

https://www.fabric.com/SearchResults2.aspx?Source=Header&SearchText=cloud+9+flannel&CategoryID=1d5f47dc-9991-4088-93f3-26a376046a5e

Maybe elephants in peach for her, aqua for him? Or elephants for him, foxes for her?

I would size up the
Bodysuit masha

Heh. The hospital sewing has been done …

http://www.stitcherydickorydock.com/my-latest-sport-hospital-quilting/

Heh. The hospital sewing has been done …

http://www.stitcherydickorydock.com/my-latest-sport-hospital-quilting/

@jaimielaura, I say what @JustineJ said!

@jaimielaura, I say what @Justine J said!

I can hear so much love in your comment, it makes me happy.

That sounds about right to me!

Knits may be quick to sew but to get a quality looking garment you have to put in the time to get the grain straight and the fabric smooth.

I like to lay my fabric out a few hours before cutting to let it relax and re shape. Ball point pins are great as is using a combination of pins and weights.

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That sounds about right to me!

Knits may be quick to sew but to get a quality looking garment you have to put in the time to get the grain straight and the fabric smooth.

I like to lay my fabric out a few hours before cutting to let it relax and re shape. Ball point pins are great as is using a combination on pins and weights.

Careful accurate…[Read more]

It is possible, but would depend the width of your fabric and whether or not you are using fabric with a directional print. The pieces need to be cut as mirror images of themselves, so ideally you would cut with the fabric folded. Knit fabric is usually quite wide (which IMO makes it a bit wasteful when making little people clothes) – the best…[Read more]