Nicole
@motherof5
Active 3 years ago-
with love Heidi replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
What about the Garden Party? With the lace on or just under the yoke and/or waistband. Lovley gathers and minimal pattern matching π
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Lightning McStitch replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Coat sewing but I wish it was frocks
Wool lint is all over my socks
Itβs not all that bad
‘Least I’m not in Baghdad
Sewing hundreds of pairs of men’s jocks(sorry, got carried away with 2 lines there π )
My kid has got arms like an ape
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Rachel Le Grand replied to the topic Parachute Polo Sew Along in the forum
Sew Alongs 10 years agoThe fifth and final day of the sew-along has been added. Don’t forget to share a link to your completed polo here in the comments section (by June 12th, 9AM ET) to be entered in the contest!
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dubhels2003 replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
That’s really interesting about the faux french seams, thank you. It could also come in useful when I accidentally start the french seam the wrong way out…
I love that fabric. I would opt for something more structured and less gathered to make the most out of the pattern, i.e. carousel or school photo but both of those would present some…[Read more]
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dubhels2003 replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
That’s really interesting about the faux french seams, thank you. It could also come in useful when I accidentally start the french seam the wrong way out…
I love that fabric. I would opt for something more structured and less gathered to make the most out of the pattern, i.e. carousel or school photo but both of those would present some…[Read more]
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Todd Gibson replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Coat sewing but I wish it was frocks
Wool lint is all over my socks
It’s not all that bad -
Lightning McStitch replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 10 years ago
It took me an eon to sew
Sheβs going to just love it, I know
French seams throughout
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Brittney replied to the topic Yoke not wide enough in the forum oliver + s: after-school 10 years ago
Accurate seam allowance is very important. Even though it is only 1/4″, that is 1/4″per seam and adds up quickly. Hope you give it another shot, it is a really great pattern.
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with love Heidi replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
If you use short sleeves you can always layer a long sleeve top or onsie under it, and she can wear it in warmer weather.
Looking forward to a sewing day today π I’ve got the latest pattern I’ve been modifying for me nearly ready to go. My husband has the car so I can’t go out π Sewing Day! π -
with love Heidi replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
If you use short sleeves you can always layer a long sleeve top or onsie under it, and she can wear it in warmer weather.
Looking forward to a sewing day today π I’ve got the latest pattern I’ve been modifying for me nearly ready to go. My husband has the car so I can’t go out π Sewing Day! π -
with love Heidi replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 10 years ago
It took me an eon to sew
Sheβs going to just love it, I know
French seams throughout -
Brittney replied to the topic Yoke not wide enough in the forum oliver + s: after-school 10 years ago
What size are you making? Can you put up a picture? I have made this a few times in different sizes and never had a problem.
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Todd Gibson replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Do I make first the polo or pants?
Do I make it using apples or ants?
Perhaps I should choose
Which substrate to use
’cause bugs cause ants in the pants.It took me an eon to sew
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Todd Gibson replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Do I make first the polo or pants?
Do I make it using apples or ants?
Perhaps I should choose
Which substrate to use
Bugs cause ants in the pants.It took me an eon to sew
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Todd Gibson replied to the topic Printing Digital Patterns in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 10 years ago
Even though they print from rolls, many 36″-wide printers are only able to print pieces up to a certain maximum length. I forget the exact length now (I always need to look it up when we have a long pattern), but it’s around 80-90 inches or so. If a pattern ends up being longer than this, we have to split it onto two sheets so it comes in under…[Read more]
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Brittney replied to the topic Printing Digital Patterns in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 10 years ago
Some of my patterns have been printed in two sheets, not sure about the reasoning- mostly the larger size ranges or adult patterns. I second looking for a local print shop, mine knew exactly what I needed and was better priced than the office supply chains.
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Robin replied to the topic Printing Digital Patterns in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 10 years ago
It’s my understanding that 36″ wide paper comes on a roll. Should be able to print to whatever length you want.
Search for a print shop that will do blue prints. They’re not hard to find.
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Rachel Le Grand replied to the topic Parachute Polo Sew Along in the forum
Sew Alongs 10 years agoDay four of the sew-along has now been added.
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Robin replied to the topic How short can I make it? in the forum liesl + co: gallery tunic + dress 10 years ago
JoannaH, I think if you can get a good fit in the shoulders, and have the tunic glide over the rest of your body, it will look great.
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juliamom2009 posted an update in the group
Sew Alongs 10 years agoAny specific recommendation for the interfacing for the Parachute Polo? I have Pellon SF 101 but I think it’s a bit too heavy.
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