Todd Gibson
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Masha Richart replied to the topic Your most-viewed project on Flickr? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
The photo of my most recent baby Music Box and bonnet has over 23,000 views. It was added to the Explore group (which, I totally don’t understand how that works) and now I get all these comments about what a great photo it is (it’s not). Random.
On a somewhat related note, people have tried to add my photos into what I can only describe as fetish…[Read more]
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Masha Richart replied to the topic Your most-viewed project on Flickr? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
The photo of my most recent baby Music Box and bonnet has over 23,000 views. It was added to the Explore group (which, I totally don’t understand how that works) and now I get all these comments about what a great photo it is (it’s not). Random.
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Masha Richart replied to the topic Fiber Club! in the forum Fiber Club! 10 years ago
I have been knitting 11 years, since well before I started sewing. Funny that you mentioned Brooklyn Tweed, as one of my two current WIPs is his Alberta Vest, for my husband. It is steeked, something I have never done before, and I knit it to the steering stage and then, scared, out it aside. That was about two years ago … I should pick it back…[Read more]
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Sewing books that make your heart race… in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Oh, if you like that book you’ll also like Claire Shaeffer’s Couture Sewing. And pretty much any of her books. I also like the books bike David Coffin: shirtmaking, trousers, etc. All very good resources.
But why stop at books? You can buy a CD with all the back issues of Threads magazine for about $65. Now there’s a treasure trove for…[Read more]
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic Sewing books that make your heart race… in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Oh, if you like that book you’ll also like Claire Shaeffer’s Couture Sewing. And pretty much any of her books. I also like the books bike David Coffin: shirtmaking, trousers, etc. All very good resources.
But why stop at books? You can buy a CD with all the back issues of Threads magazine for about $65. Now there’s a treasure trove for…[Read more]
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Deb replied to the topic Fiber Club! in the forum Fiber Club! 10 years ago
Linda: I’m glad you have made the offer of knitting help on this forum. I’m new to knitting so I’m quite sure I will have a few queries for you!
My love of handwork and anything fibre related began as a child.
Over the years I’ve attempted just about every type of needlework from stumpwork to tatting to smocking. At one point I was totally…[Read more] -
Sarvi replied to the topic Fiber Club! in the forum Fiber Club! 10 years ago
That was my main area of interest with crochet, decorative edgings and closures for knitted garments. I’d love to see photos of everybody’s work! Maybe we can start a Crafter’s Auxiliary group for sharing our non-sewing projects.
I also wanted to tell you guys about a great experience I had with Brooklyn Tweed. I’d ordered a pattern without…[Read more]
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Liesl Gibson replied to the topic where on the waist do they fit? in the forum liesl + co: girl friday culottes 10 years ago
A couple of tips for you:
1. This tips applies not just to this pattern, but to any sewing pattern: Always look at the finished measurements if you’re unsure which size to make. Different patterns will be designed with different amounts of ease, so if you know how you want them to fit or where you want to wear the waist you can confirm the size…[Read more]
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lattemama replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Congrats to Hugo!
My husband finished building his 3D printer last night and did a few test prints. It is so cool!
He promised to print out some buttons for me and the girls have both commissioned loads of stuff. My 7 yo wants Barbie armour, hangers for her Build-a-Bear armoire and she started designing a castle in the design software.
He’s f…[Read more]
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lattemama replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Congrats to Hugo!
My husband finished building his 3D printer last night and did a few test prints. It is so cool!
He promised to print out some buttons for me and the girls have both commissioned loads of stuff. My 7 yo wants Barbie armour, hangers for her Build-a-Bear armoire and she started designing a castle in the design software.
He’s f…[Read more]
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lattemama replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Congrats to Hugo!
My husband finished building his 3D printer last night and did a few test prints. It is so cool!
He promised to print out some buttons for me and the girls have both commissioned loads of stuff. My 7 yo wants Barbie armour, hangers for her Build-a-Bear armoire and she started designing a castle in the design software.
He’s…[Read more]
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lattemama replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Congrats to Hugo!
My husband finished building his 3D printer last night and did a few test prints. It is so cool!
He promised to print out some buttons for me and the girls have both commissioned loads of stuff. My 7 yo wants Barbie armour, hangers for her Build-a-Bear armoire and she started designing a castle in the design software.
He’s…[Read more]
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Nicole replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
My son passed his driving test, so excited for him!
Thanks @Justsewit, I am sure all will be fine.
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Nicole replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
My son passed his driving test, so excited for him!
Thanks @Justsewit, I am sure all will be fine.
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Lightning McStitch replied to the topic Extending blouse into dress in the forum oliver + s: lullaby 10 years ago
Can you copy the length and line below the armpits from another pattern? Unless you’re using a tiny size then the Family Reunion could help.
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vothgirl replied to the topic Extending blouse into dress in the forum oliver + s: lullaby 10 years ago
It’s worth trying it first with a less precious fabric (I know, I’m no fun either!). I’ve made the shirt into a tunic a couple of times by adding a 3-4″ peplum at the bottom. While I liked the A-line, loose-fitting look, it is a flared style, and if you just extended the side seam lines down a further 6 inches, it would end up very wide.…[Read more]
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Nicole replied to the topic Extending blouse into dress in the forum oliver + s: lullaby 10 years ago
🙂 That would be a trial run, not a trail run, dear oh dear…
If it was any other fabric, I would say, ‘Go for it’. I know your time is super precious, but so is Liberty. 😉
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Nicole replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Welcome back Fee, I hope you have fun sewing up all those little things.
I must admit, I love a birth story, you would have think I had had enough but they always thrill me. If anyone else is inspired to write theirs, feel free. (Or post links)
Thank you for your best wishes, just a straight forward Gall Bladder removal, I fit the criteria of…[Read more]
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Nicole replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Welcome back Fee, I hope you have fun sewing up all those little things.
I must admit, I love a birth story, you would have think I had had enough but they always thrill me. If anyone else is inspired to write theirs, feel free. (Or post links)
Thank you for your best wishes, just a straight forward Gall Bladder removal, I fit the criteria of…[Read more]
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Nicole replied to the topic News and Current Affairs in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Welcome back Fee, I hope you have fun sewing up all those little things.
I must admit, I love a birth story, you would have think I had had enough but they always thrill me. If anyone else is inspired to write theirs, feel free. (Or post links)
Thank you for your best wishes, just a straight forward Gall Bladder removal, I fit the criteria of…[Read more]
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