I have been sewing since I was a little girl, made doll clothes at that time. My mother taught me to sew and I made a lot of my clothes for school when I was in Jr. High and High school. I made almost all my own clothes up until a couple of years ago. But, now I’ve got the desire to get back into it. I live in SW Oklahoma.
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Welcome to the group! Do you have good fabric stores where you are? There are good fabrics available on the internet, so that is always an option in case you don't find what you want locally. I believe you will enjoy this website, the people are very friendly and nice. Best regards. Marie
We have 2 really good fabric stores, Hancock's and Joann's. Also Walmart has quite a bit of fabric. So I'm happy!
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