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  • I was just wondering why some messages send and some don’t. I have been attempting to reply to a message for the past five months and well it won’t send! (@robin I haven’t forgotten!) is it because it has a character length? I don’t see anything that states it.

    It is a little frustrating. Any advice?

  • Hey everyone! Any questions so far?

  • Lightning McStitch replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 9 years ago

    What did I do with my thread?
    It’s normally kept by the bed
    ‘Cuz I stitch in my sleep
    Embroidering sheep

  • Lightning McStitch replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 9 years ago

    What did I do with my thread?
    It’s normally kept by the bed

  • Todd Gibson replied to the topic The Limerick Thread in the forum off topic 9 years ago

    What did I do with my thread?

  • @thesimpson5 I am very sure Liesl and some other ladies will chime in here. I had a good look at the photos and from what I can see is there are wirnkles that are not “it’s too tight” wrinkles but “there’s too much fabric” wrinkles on the skirt part of the back dress. They are pointing away but look baggy which says to me you need to take it up…[Read more]

  • @thesimpson5 I am very sure Liesl and some other ladies will chime in here. I had a good look at the photos and from what I can see is there are wirnkles that are not “it’s too tight” wrinkles but “there’s too much fabric” wrinkles on the skirt part of the back dress. They are pointing away but look baggy which says to me you need to take it up…[Read more]

  • @thesimpson5 I am very sure Liesl and some other ladies will chime in here. I had a good look at the photos and from what I can see is there are wirnkles that are not “it’s too tight” wringkles but “there’s too much fabric” wrinkles on the skirt part of the back dress. They are pointing away but look baggy which says to me you need to take it up…[Read more]

  • Hi Jennifer I can confirm that French seams can be done on the side seams as I have done them myself. I did a 1/4 inch wrong sides together then trimmed to 1/8inch, pressed the seam and turned the whole side through to the inside pinned and stitched again using a 1/4 inch seam. The fact that the arm and body are intact should not make a difference…[Read more]

  • 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]

  • 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]

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