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   fabricholic | Sep 20, 2007 08:29pm | #1

   Awesome shirt, Dennis. Love to look at what other people have been sewing.

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   Becky-book | Sep 20, 2007 09:04pm | #2

   Good job!
   Looks comfortable.
   Becky

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   VKStitcher | Sep 20, 2007 09:44pm | #3

   Nice shirt, Dennis!  Camp shirts are so comfortable.

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   dionna | Sep 21, 2007 12:13am | #4

   looks great love the shirt

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   solosmocker | Sep 21, 2007 01:01am | #5

   Great job! Thanks for sharing, Dennis. Yes, men definitely can sew. Who are our traditional tailors? My grandsons are both fascinated by my machines and all the "tools" I have in my studio. Hopefully I can instill in them this passion.

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   Jumala | Sep 21, 2007 04:34pm | #6

   I believe in the movie, Fiddler on the Roof, one of the male characters is a tailor. All the women can sew for themselves, but there has to be a man who does the men. I tell others that when asked about my hobby.

   Dennis

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   user-217847 | Sep 21, 2007 04:57pm | #7

   Hi Dennis,

   congratulations it's nice to see a man interested in sewing. Now I have a question what is a camp shirt?

   regards

   wombat

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   Jumala | Sep 21, 2007 09:02pm | #8

   In my case, a regular shirt made with a camping themed print such as tents, fire, moose, bows & arrows, trees, out in the wilderness, etc. and in earth tones.

   Dennis

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   rodezzy | Sep 21, 2007 10:39pm | #9

   You really made that shirt.  It was great!

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   midnitesewer | Sep 21, 2007 11:05pm | #10

   Very nice shirt. My dad taught me how to hand sew. Dad had become disabled by the time  I first started sewing with a machine, but he helped me choose patterns and fabrics, and to improve my fitting skills. He came from a long line of carpenters and knew how to measure and construct just about anything.

    My mom has a great sense of style, but only passed home-ec because her grandma, a very good seamstress, did her homework.

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   Josefly | Sep 22, 2007 03:44am | #11

   Yes! nice shirt!