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  • The culottes have a very dropped crotch, so this is one pattern where you’d probably get away with not making changes.
    However, beware making such big size changes as you’ll lose the proportions of the pattern and could end up with something quite odd.
    Perhaps you could make the 2T with size 4 leg length.
    You could run a tape measure from front…[Read more]

  • dubhels2003 replied to the topic Great British Sewing Bee in the forum off topic 10 years ago

    And she’s wearing another one this week! She must love the pattern 🙂

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along. Please note that I’ve changed it a bit from the original schedule:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie fro…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along:

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie front and front facing. Finish the upper edge.
    May 27 Day 3: Finish Vie…[Read more]

  • Hello and welcome! We’re so glad you’re joining us for the sew-along.

    This is the schedule for the B6358 sew-along:

     

    May 23 Day 1: Cut out your fabric and practice your sewing. Find the right stitches and techniques for your suit.
    May 25 Day 2: View A: Assemble the tie front and front facing. Finish the upper edge.
    May 27 Day 3: Fin…[Read more]

  • Replying to my own question… I’ve made these pants quite a few times now and I remove the basting stitches. The slight “openness” makes it look more like a functional fly.
    I’m in the “remove them” camp.

  • needlewoman replied to the topic Spammer? in the forum off topic 10 years ago

    Never thought it was, dear lady. These ‘things’ are sent to try us; the price of being able to communicate ‘on line’. Dear T, thank you for the tips about ‘spotting’ a spammer/intruder ahead of time. This ‘innocent abroad’ can use all the education she can get; especially, as the more vicious types ie. the ones that want to ransom your files for…[Read more]

  • @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.

  • Not to blow my own horn, but have you looked in the tutorials section of the Oliver + S blog? With just a bit of tinkering and practice, you can get a great, professional looking, and nearly unbustable hem using a twin needle.
    A simple zig zag stitch will work well too, and if your thread colour matches well is not that bad to look at.

  • Hi Shannon, I’m in BC. Surrey Digital Printing. Their website is great. You’re in Oshawa according to your profile. Try 4k Prints. Or google large format printing and the city you live in.

  • Hi Shannon, I’m in BC. Surrey Digital Printing. Their website is great. But, it’s a big country. What province are you in?

  • Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Spammer? in the forum off topic 10 years ago

    Agreed, @justsewit! I love this little community of ours. Cheers, everyone! xo

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