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Corsette and skirt

MCarolina, member | May 8th, 20095 comments

The corsette has a macrame embellishment. Pencil skirt with pleated hem.

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Spring fling

FlossieMae, member | March 9th, 20093 comments

We all fall in love with a colorful fun skirt but this one is as versatile as it is pretty! Designer original adjusts to 8 different sizes...will dress up with heels or down with a flat or...

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~How to make a Basic Ruffle~

gossjean, member | February 26th, 20092 comments

Instructions on how to create a basic ruffle...great for putting ruffles on pillows and craft projects!

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"Ethereal"

jdjola, member | January 6th, 200919 comments

This is a small collection of dresses that i made for my college graduation fashion show. Designs and patterns my own, hand-dyed fabrics, beading, crochett .

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Hell in a Handbasket Hoody

SelenaEon, member | December 17th, 200815 comments

Hell in a Handbasket Hoody has a completely finished basketweave center back and cuffs. This looks incredible! Wherever I wear my jacket, peoples heads turn my way without fail! This particular...

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Shibori Design on Silk

jbertha, member | December 6th, 20083 comments

A simple form of Shibori using plastic, paint brush, straws, eye droppers, small cups, several colors of dye-na-flow, thread, string, 1 yard light weight silk fabric and kosher salt. Fold fabric in...

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Reflections of Hope

jbertha, member | December 1st, 20081 comment

“Reflections of Hope”: Project Description and Rationale On May 12, 2008 a major earthquake devastated southwestern China. At last count the death toll exceeded 80,000 people; more...

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Cool Tool: Gravity Feed Iron

GorgeousThings, contributor | March 28th, 2008

Busy seamsters may want to consider investing in a pricey but stronger gravity feed iron.

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Video: What a Crush (Velvet Crush, That Is)

SewStylishMagazine, | October 2nd, 2007

Christine Jonson shows us how to make crushed velvet fabric from scratch.

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Pucker up? Not when it comes to sewing!

GorgeousThings, contributor | July 17th, 2007

Learn how to create a smooth, unpuckered armscye seam.

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Cool Tool: Press Buck

GorgeousThings, contributor | May 23rd, 2007

A press buck can be a useful tool for pressing items with curved seams like skirts and bodices.

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Soup's Up!

ThreadsMagazine, editor | May 11th, 2007

An ironing technique for getting into tiny spots that you can eat with a spoon.

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Iron off!

ThreadsMagazine, editor | April 4th, 2007

Try using a lamp to remind yourself to shut off the iron.

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Video: Using Your Iron Really Does Pay Off

SewStylishMagazine, | January 18th, 2007

You can sew the straightest seam EVER, but if you don’t press it perfectly, it will look an all-out mess! In this video Ann Steeves will demonstrate how to perfectly press a garment.

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