Robin

Thanks for checking, @nanamar! @Robin went and found it for me yesterday, but it was printed on a quilted poly knit that sounded not very nice. Too bad! It’s a stunning floral. I was wanting to make a dress with it. xo

Oh, this is amazing! Thank you so much, @timpson! @Robin, if you have a chance to look for it, I’m very interested in it. I’ve been told it’s a knit, but it doesn’t really look like it in the photo, does it?

Thankyou so much @robin! I will forward that information onto Matt and should he “need” any flavours he can’t get over there, I will just send them along with the milo.

Thankyou so much @robin! I will forward that information onto Matt and should he “need” any flavours he can’t get over there, I will just send them along with the milo.

@Robin he sent through his address and we are guessing ON is Ontario? He’s not very specific otherwise.

@Robin he sent through his address and we are guessing ON is Ontario? He’s not very specific otherwise.

It looks like that doesn’t it @Robin. But no, the illustration and the written instruction show the waistband finishing at the pocket edge. No overlap needed ’cause the pocket overlaps itself.
Puzzling….

@Robin, ditto!

@vothgirl: Some photo editing things don’t actually change the pixel grid in a photo, they just set some metadata on the file that tells other things to render the pixels in a certain orientation… Not every program or script out there respects this orientation change, so it can end up weird. By emailing it to yourself, you probably sent a…[Read more]

@vothgirl: Some photo editing things don’t actually change the pixel grid in a photo, they just set some metadata on the file that tells other things to render the pixels in a certain orientation… Not every program or script out there respects this orientation change, so it can end up weird. By emailing it to yourself, you probably sent a…[Read more]