Emily
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Nicole replied to the topic Finishing knits in the forum oliver + s: school bus t-shirt 8 years ago
@eboyd83 I have tried a few but my latest ones are from Cash’s name labels.
They have been the best, and if you contact them directly they will do a large bulk order.
xx Nicole
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Lightning McStitch replied to the topic Finishing knits in the forum oliver + s: school bus t-shirt 8 years ago
@eboyd83 Emily a serger and an overlocker are the same thing, just US vs Aus/English terminology.
A coverstitch is the separate function which looks like straight stitching on top and serging/overlocking underneath. A coverstitch can be a stand alone machine or a combo serger/coverstitch. -
Nicole replied to the topic Finishing knits in the forum oliver + s: school bus t-shirt 8 years ago
Hi @eboyd83.
The main thing, with hemming knits, is keeping enough ease and stretch so that the hem doesn’t ‘pop’ when being worn or put on and off.
I have a cover-stitch machine (which is great when it works). Before that, I used to neaten the raw edge with a zig zag, turn press and then stitch with a large stitch (3.5) stretching in the fabric…[Read more]
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jay_1965vw replied to the topic Cloth diapers in the forum oliver + s: class picnic 8 years ago
@motherof5 that’s a great idea!
@eboyd83 there’s a lot of discussion about adding length to the tops of shorts in the sailboat forum. Here’s a link that could help http://oliverands.com/community/forums/topic/instructions-to-lengthen-rise
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Tamara replied to the topic Dress for costume in the forum oliver + s: garden party 8 years ago
@eboyd83 the dress isn’t difficult to make. In fact, perhaps try the top first to get to know the pattern and it will be a breeze when you get to make the dress. A wolf sounds fun!
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Tamara replied to the topic Dress for costume in the forum oliver + s: garden party 8 years ago
@eboyd83 I think it would be perfect! Of course there are many different dresses that would go well but I think stick to the one you would like to use most.
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