Has anyone seen the Islander Videos? Does someone have some they might be willing to lend or rent to me?
Linda
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Linda, I don't have any to lend or rent, but I hope you find some to view. The ones I've seen are terrific--Margaret's techniques are so smart and easy you can't believe that you haven't been using them all along. Her Shirts tape (is it more than one? I forget) got me making men's shirts in half a day. Now, Janet Pray (Margaret's niece) is in charge of the business, and they've published patterns that incorporate some of the techniques in the tapes, and I think they have a book forthcoming with many of the techniques (check out the new-pattern slide show in the Puyallup expo coverage on the Threads home page for a view of the books and tapes and contact info).
Carol
I was introduced to Islander videos from my local library. You might check yours to see if any are available. Or try interlibrary loan.
Oh my gosh, I can't believe I never thought of that! Thanks for the tip!
Linda
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