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Anniehen

8 hours ago

Balloon/Bubble Pants

My second pair of Wardrobe By Me Bubble Pants. This time in the gorgeous, soft Vintage Textured Cotton from Guthri and Ghani. Worn here with the buttoned version of the Perfect Puff Sleeve Blouse from Matchy Matchy. This is made in a beautiful cotton...

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Ariane_et_le_fil

12 hours ago

Sewing Advent Calendars

I'm in Belgium and I bought it on Amazon and on Snaply

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Elisa

14 hours ago

New Pattern Emporium Pattern

Just watched the launch video for the new top pattern .Whether you like the pattern or not this is certainly how to do a launch video!

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Mel

21 hours ago

Sewing Advent Calendars

I had the prym calendar last year and loved it. I’d love to get one this year but I can’t remember where I bought last year’s from!

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Anna_77

2 days ago

What To Sew With A Viscose Twill With 5% Spandex?

Yes, I made a pair of Sew Over It Carrie Trousers in strech woven viscose and they are now lounge wear because baggy not only knees. The fabric seems extremely durable though. I have used them loads.

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Stephanie_sews_stuff

2 days ago

What To Sew With A Viscose Twill With 5% Spandex?

It’s 130gsm So quite lightweight I do like the look of the airi trousers

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SewHayleyJane

2 days ago

What To Sew With A Viscose Twill With 5% Spandex?

Hi Stephanie - how heavy is the fabric? I think these patterns are lovely but the stretch of the fabric would be lost on them as they are designed to be pull on and loose. I wonder if a pair of trousers with maybe a flat waistband and side or...

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AnnieRose

3 days ago

The Unexpected Top

I do like the Hayley - but really love your Montrose - a top I am very fond of, and the fabric is just right. Because of the gathered back, Montrose doesn't work for some fabrica, but when it does, I think it hangs beautifully. I hope things settle...

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DonnieH

4 days ago

A Quick Palette Cleanser

Fabulous colour on you Glenda and a great 'transitional' piece as the stylist seem to be fond of saying at the moment!!

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Glenda H

4 days ago

A Quick Palette Cleanser

After spending so long on the shorts that I'm less than happy with I quickly ran up these New Look trousers. NL 6216. The fabric creases as soon as you look at it but I like the colour. It's some sort of thin viscose, just right for the tail end of...

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MsLolsalot

5 days ago

Favourite Online Fabric Shops

Canadian here. I order from Core fabrics, Riverside fabrics, G.K. fashion fabrics, and recently from Stitch Happens. I’ve had excellent experience with all of them. I have also ordered from Minerva, and directly from Lady McElroy but the duty fees...

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Debbie B

5 days ago

Favourite Online Fabric Shops

In the US, I have had good luck with Cali Fabrics for deadstock and Nick of Time Textiles. From the UK of course have only tried Beyond the Pink Door sewscription box.

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