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bubbecraft
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craft interests: gifts, holidays, quilting, sewing, machine embroidery
Member Since: 12/18/2008
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Hip-Hop Halloween
My granddaughter, Shoshana, and my husband, Stan, following their interest in music, started watching musicals with 50's themes. Shoshana decided she just had to have a poodle skirt for Halloween...
Devil with the Blue Dress On
My granddaughter, Shoshana, spends a lot of time with her grandpa. One of their favorite things to do is share music and that particular year (2007), Shoshana became enamored of the song, Devil With...
Free Spirit
My granddaughter, Shoshana, decided she wanted to be a fairy for Halloween. However, having moved to Oregon where the weather is likely to be inclement, I felt she needed something to keep her warm...
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Designers Create Golden Cloth from Spider Silk
smcfarland | February 10th, 2012
McCall's and Kwik Sew join forces
annieoconnor | February 9th, 2012
Discover Fashion's Impact
SLMiller | February 8th, 2012
The Construction of Bras
maddie964 | February 8th, 2012
Re: Shaped Twisted Bias Insertions
Ooops. Thank you to author gailete for the suggestion of incorporating into a quilt.
posted: 6:31 pm on November 7thFiberArtiste: to print, go to the top of the article. There is a small inset box with the option to PRINT.
Re: Shaped Twisted Bias Insertions
Very interesting. I am especially intrigued by FiberArtiste's suggestion of incorporating into art quilts.
posted: 6:22 pm on November 7thI wish I'd been able to locate the prior 2 articles referenced in this one about other insertion methods.
Re: Book Giveaway: "Threads Sewing Guide"
I came late learning to sew and now my granddaughters, who live with us, also want to learn. I know I can use all the help I can get.
posted: 10:16 am on May 21stRe: Magazine Giveaway: "Quick Stuff to Sew"
Sounds interesting.
posted: 11:32 pm on December 9thRe: Book Giveaway - Sewing For Children
Started teaching my granddaughter to sew last year (now 7) and have been stumped for ideas to help her learn. Looking forward to seeing this book.
posted: 12:14 am on June 15thRe: Book Giveaway: Successful Serging
I started with a basic serger from Brother and had nothing but problems with it. A few years ago, I bought a BabyLock imagine and it works great. But I've never been able to master any of the specialty feet or stitches. Any help would be most appreciated.
posted: 9:15 pm on February 3rdRe: Machine Quilt a Supple and Stylish Garment
That's it? How do you deal with the bulk in the seams? How did you get the effects of channels on the back of the jacket? What about collars and/or cuffs? What kind of style is best suited this type of quilted jacked (what kinds of patterns should I look for). Great idea, just wish there had been more information.
posted: 8:44 pm on November 16thRe: Mark a Dart and Learn a No-Tie Finish
Darts have given me headaches since I started learning to sew (about 7 years ago). This is looks so easy and I can't wait to try it on my next "darted" project!
posted: 12:27 am on November 3rdRe: A Figure-Flattering Tee
There are some construction elements I don't understand. For example, it says "Hem the back and front separately". If so doing, then how do you complete the components and not have the side seams showing after you attach the front and back? Same question for the sleeves.
posted: 9:22 am on January 7thRe: Redondo and Hermosa
I was looking at the web site for Studio Tantrum and unable to identify the pattern. Could you tell me the name of the pattern you used for this very cute dress? Thank you.
posted: 6:06 pm on December 18th