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Rachel Le Grand started the topic Butterfly Blouse Sew Along in the forum
Sew Alongs 11 years agoWho’s sewing the Butterfly Blouse with us this week? If you’d like some inspiration for fabrics for this project, have a peek over at the Butterfly Blouse + Skirt Round-up where you’ll see many versions sewn up in both the ruffle and cap sleeves.
Here is the daily plan for the Butterfly Blouse sew-along:
Day 1 (today): get start…[Read more]
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Rachel Le Grand started the topic Butterfly Blouse Sew Along in the forum
Sew Alongs 11 years agoWho’s sewing the Butterfly Blouse with us this week? If you’d like some inspiration for fabrics for this project, have a peek over at the Butterfly Blouse + Skirt Round-up where you’ll see many versions sewn up in both the ruffle and cap sleeves.
Here is the daily plan for the Butterfly Blouse sew-along:
Day 1 (today): get start…[Read more]
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Rachel Le Grand started the topic Butterfly Blouse Sew Along in the forum
Sew Alongs 11 years agoWho’s sewing the Butterfly Blouse with us this week? If you’d like some inspiration for fabrics for this project, have a peek over at the Butterfly Blouse + Skirt Round-up where you’ll see many versions sewn up in both the ruffle and cap sleeves.
Here is the daily plan for the Butterfly Blouse sew-along:
Day 1 (today): get start…[Read more]
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Nicole replied to the topic Disney costumes for almost 3 year old? in the forum off topic 11 years ago
Could you make a pointed tie on sash?
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Nicole replied to the topic French seam on gathered sleeve? in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
Really lovely.
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Nicole replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 11 years ago
I made a Carousel dress for Liddy (11),today.
I used sand coloured velvet/uncut cord (not sure what it is) with red topstitching. It has quite a medieval feel to it.
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Nicole replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 11 years ago
I made a Carousel dress for Liddy (11),today.
I used sand coloured velvet/uncut cord (not sure what it is) with red topstitching. It has quite a medieval feel to it.
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Nicole replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 11 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 11 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 11 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 11 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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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic What do you think? Feedback welcome. in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 11 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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Thanks Liesl! I was trying to attach a picture, but I don’t think it worked.
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Liesl Gibson started the topic What do you think? Feedback welcome. in the forum
Sewing for Yourself 11 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 11 years ago
It is gorgeous, thank you!
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Nicole replied to the topic Up for Grabs in the forum off topic 11 years ago
It is gorgeous, thank you!
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Nicole replied to the topic Step 6 in the forum oliver + s: music box 11 years ago
Donna, Tamara has answered you perfectly but if you need a visual ( this is the 2+2skirt) here are a couple of links to my blog http://fiveandcounting-motherof5.blogspot.com.au/2011/06/22seriously-cute.html
and http://fiveandcounting-motherof5.blogspot.com.au/2011/06/22-revisited.html
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Nicole replied to the topic Beautiful Fabric in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
The Kaffe Fassett shot cottons make lovely play shirts. They only need the lightest of ironing once made up.
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Nicole replied to the topic Beautiful Fabric in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
The Kaffe Fassett shot cottons make lovely play shirts. They only need the lightest of ironing once made up.
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Nicole replied to the topic Hem help! in the forum liesl + co: everyday skirt 11 years ago
If you are finding it hard to get a nice turn, try basting a turning guide with a long stitch (#4). This will no only give you an accurate fold line but will gently ease the fabric.
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juliamom2009 replied to the topic The size 5 project in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
@skirtfixation – the Swingset pattern is next up on my agenda as well!
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