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AnneMarie W

5 minutes ago

Book Club!

I’m always on for a book club. I read this book a few years ago, so interested to hear what others think. It was the title that grabbed me - how could it not.

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Lorilyn

38 minutes ago

Balloon/Bubble Pants

i am in the pacific northwest (oregon-usa). I went to all your suggested sites and saved several patterns for possible futures buys. I just purchased six indi patterns from places such as Pattern Emporium, Deer & Dow, Shrimpcuts from Etsy,...

Patterns, Plans & Makes

Laura F

9 hours ago

Sewing Clubs

Hi there, on the sewcial this morning people were speaking about a sewing club but I can’t remember what it was called, I know it wasn’t chasmerette or closet core but it began with an S, sorry to be so vague and TIA xx

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Pam

13 hours ago

Lison Dress

Thank you so much Victoria (I cut out another yesterday and didn’t change the sleeves 🤦🏽‍♀️😂)

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Victoria

13 hours ago

Lison Dress

That looks fabulous, Pam! I actually like the sleeves, I think they look great. Fabric is lovely too.

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SewHayleyJane

1 day ago

What Should A Clothing Brand Have Ready Before Working With A Manufacturer?

Hi, Thank you for your question but I'm not sure this is the right platform for you - this is a space for home sewists who take a pattern and make themselves a garment from it as a hobby. I doubt you will find anyone who has worked with a...

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AnnieRose

1 day ago

Stay Stitching Question

I would normally say shorter, as you have to navigate the curve, and the longer each stitch is, the less accurate the turn. My Janome Atlier 7 actually has a 'curve' stitch and it is shorter. Having said that, it does depend on your fabric, the...

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Sharon

1 day ago

Stay Stitching Question

When stay stitching a curved edge to stabilize it - should the stitch length be longer or shorter?

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TamiSews

2 days ago

Hello I’m New Here

Hi Cindy, look forward to seeing your posts. Do you make clothes for yourself?

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LydiaDesignStudio

2 days ago

What Should A Clothing Brand Have Ready Before Working With A Manufacturer?

I’ve noticed that a lot of production problems start before manufacturing even begins. When a brand approaches clothing manufacturers without finalized measurements, clear construction details, fabric direction, or an approved sample, the development...

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Elisa

2 days ago

Knit And Stitch Alexandra Palace

Is anyone going on Friday?

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Wendy_sews64

3 days ago

Interfacing Help Needed

I bought a sample pack of popular types of interfacing from William Gee - it's great when I need something different from my usual type. The pieces are small, but you can feel them and they have good descriptions.

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