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with love Heidi replied to the topic japanese tana lawn at spotlight on in the forum off topic 13 years ago
All the Japanese lawn is on special at spotlight from next week, 2nd to 19th Jan 2012. All of it is $8/m if you have a VIP card. I might just have to think about some.
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with love Heidi replied to the topic japanese tana lawn at spotlight on in the forum off topic 13 years ago
All the Japanese lawn is on special at spotlight from next week, 2nd to 19th Jan 2012. All of it is $8/m if you have a VIP card. I might just have to think about some.
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needlewoman replied to the topic japanese tana lawn at spotlight on in the forum off topic 13 years ago
Thanks Sarah G; may be able to check it out next month.
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needlewoman replied to the topic japanese tana lawn at spotlight on in the forum off topic 13 years ago
Thanks Sarah G; may be able to check it out next month.
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needlewoman replied to the topic japanese tana lawn at spotlight on in the forum off topic 13 years ago
OK!!!
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needlewoman replied to the topic japanese tana lawn at spotlight on in the forum off topic 13 years ago
I did check with my Spotlight on Wed about the Tana lawn, (and thanks for the wonderfully useful description, I’m sure it will come in handy in the future, or at another Spotlight) but no luck; they didn’t even have it in their computer. Yes Meleliza, Spotlight’s not bad; it’s improved radically in the last 18mths or so in all sorts of ways altho…[Read more]
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sarahd2711 replied to the topic Bear Carrier – Velcro Placement in the forum oliver + s: little things to sew 13 years ago
That was my instinct. It’s nice to have it confirmed by someone else, though!
I finished it up last night and I think it will be a hit at Christmas 🙂 -
Lightning McStitch replied to the topic Bear Carrier – Velcro Placement in the forum oliver + s: little things to sew 13 years ago
I don’t have one in front of me, but I’m doing some hand waving , a bit like a Tai Chi manouever, to remind myself how it goes and the answer I’ve come up with is YES. Soft velcro on the same side of the strap as the button. Have fun with it.
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with love Heidi replied to the topic french seams with flat piping? in the forum oliver + s: tea party 13 years ago
What about using french seams on the side and doing either regular or bound seams for the other seams. I would not recommend french seams for joining the bodice to the skirt as it is a very curved seam and trying to sew it twice would be awful.
Rita a corduroy Tea Party sounds lovely. -
with love Heidi replied to the topic french seams with flat piping? in the forum oliver + s: tea party 13 years ago
What about using french seams on the side and doing either regular or bound seams for the other seams. I would not recommend french seams for joining the bodice to the skirt as it is a very curved seam and trying to sew it twice would be awful.
Rita a corduroy Tea Party sounds lovely. -
cybele727 replied to the topic What fabrics are you planning for your Fairy Tale? in the forum oliver + s: fairy tale 13 years ago
Oh this is so funny. I just came back from the fabric store and said to my husband, I am having trouble deciding which fabric I want to use.
Sarah Jane’s balloon fabric is perfect for a birthday party dress.
I am dreaming of a small scale animal print with a contrasting piping around arm neck and waist for a snappy casual dress ala the 1950s.
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with love Heidi replied to the topic Imperial v Metric in the forum off topic 13 years ago
I tend to sew at about 12mm ie half way between the 10mm and 15mm on my throat plate for a 1/2″ seam allowance. I use the edge of my foot for a 1/4″ seam. If I see a 3/8″, if it is a basting stitch (as it often is for Oliver and S) I just do it at my 1/4″, or move it slightly further out. I also use my tape measure as it has imperial and metric on…[Read more]
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lattemama replied to the topic Imperial v Metric in the forum off topic 13 years ago
Lisa – I totally agree with you on growing up metric and I had the hardest time at the beginning of sewing with inches and fractions. It all looked so jumbled.
I would recommend finding a good ruler that has inches and all eight fractions marked and try and not think about if 1/4 inch is 0.6 or 0.7 cm any more.
I found my sewing was a lot more…[Read more] -
Todd Gibson replied to the topic Imperial v Metric in the forum off topic 13 years ago
Lisa, we have metric conversions for all our patterns available on the website. Go to the shop section and find the pattern you are using. You can click on the green tab for “size chart” toward the bottom of the page. This will give you the info in both English and metric measurements.
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Odd placement of notches in the forum oliver + s: book report 13 years ago
I don’t have the pattern in front of me at present, but if memory serves correctly the notch at the top of the sleeve matches the front yoke instead of the shoulder. Hope that helps!
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KarenK replied to the topic Is there such a thing as staple fabrics? in the forum off topic 13 years ago
I like that Kona comes in so many colors, it’s not hard to find a shade that matches what I need. I don’t like that it’s SO wrinkly.
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Sarvi replied to the topic Is there such a thing as staple fabrics? in the forum off topic 13 years ago
Kaufman claims it’s the same, and I imagine that they’d be careful about protecting the reputation of their brand:
http://www.swatchandstitch.com/all-about-kona/2010/9/21/what-is-kona-cotton.html -
Robin replied to the topic Is there such a thing as staple fabrics? in the forum off topic 13 years ago
I read somewhere that the “Kona” at Joann’s isn’t the same as Kaufman’s. Anyone know about this?
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Justine J replied to the topic lisette fabrics in oz in the forum off topic 13 years ago
Hi Gillibeanz!
Spotlight carry the Lisette fabric range, which is also designed by O+S. The Oliver +S fabric is not readily available here….. :-(. I think most of us buy it online from the US (places like QuiltHome and Fat Quarter Shop probably have the best range.) Some smaller places sell it too, and a couple of Aus online places stock…[Read more] -
Justine J replied to the topic lisette fabrics in oz in the forum off topic 13 years ago
Hi Gillibeanz!
Spotlight carry the Lisette fabric range, which is also designed by O+S. The Oliver +S fabric is not readily available here….. :-(. I think most of us buy it online from the US (places like QuiltHome and Fat Quarter Shop probably have the best range.) Some smaller places sell it too, and a couple of Aus online places stock…[Read more] - Load More
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