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Sew Not Perfect: Why I Haven't Posted Lately....
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I'm teaching myself to sew.come along for the ride - learn with me, watch my disasters, and feel better about yourself. Wednesday, September 24, 2008. Why I Haven't Posted Lately. Because I had another baby at 3:44 AM on the morning of August 27th! Life with an infant and a toddler can be a bit hectic - barely can manage to shower - let alone sew. If you're interested, you can check my soon-to-be-created mommy blog. I will post the link when I get past technical issues at wordpress. Fasten, Fix, Secure.
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Sew Not Perfect: June 2008
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I'm teaching myself to sew.come along for the ride - learn with me, watch my disasters, and feel better about yourself. Tuesday, June 10, 2008. The End of the Dress Saga. How annoying is that? I wanted to cry and I think Kailee did too. Now I have to figure out a way to get scorched polyester off an iron. Fun. A picture follows of the totally useless piece of elastic encased in bias tape on the inside back of the dress. Why does the pattern call for this? Opinions wanted, please. 1 Finish your seams whil...
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Sew Not Perfect: My first garmet!
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I'm teaching myself to sew.come along for the ride - learn with me, watch my disasters, and feel better about yourself. Saturday, May 31, 2008. Lesson learned on this project. 1 It's not a good idea to make your first garmet with a slippery, ravelly fabric like this cute (but difficult) polyester seersucker. 2 The importance of cutting accurately. 3 What interfacings are and why they are necessary. 5 The sound my sewing machine makes when the tension is not adjusted correctly. But hopefully I will learn ...
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Sew Not Perfect: May 2008
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I'm teaching myself to sew.come along for the ride - learn with me, watch my disasters, and feel better about yourself. Saturday, May 31, 2008. Lesson learned on this project. 1 It's not a good idea to make your first garmet with a slippery, ravelly fabric like this cute (but difficult) polyester seersucker. 2 The importance of cutting accurately. 3 What interfacings are and why they are necessary. 5 The sound my sewing machine makes when the tension is not adjusted correctly. Gingham for the valances...
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DIY Slipcover Workshops: June 2011
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011. First Place goes to Jeanne Liberkowski of Orlando,FL. Absolutely incrediable design and workmanship! If you have a minute, go over to the. And see the other winners! Have a blessed week and be a blessing! Saturday, June 25, 2011. Here are a few of the entries in the 2011 Slipcover Network Contest. Such great talent. The winner has yet to be announced and we are all anxiously waiting! Wednesday, June 22, 2011. I hope you all are staying cool this summer! With your top two picks.
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Before N After Slipcovers: Shabby Chic........
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Before N After Slipcovers. Thursday, August 20, 2009. Love the shabby chic look! This slipcover fabric is a washed 100% cotton twill. You may order a sample of this fabric or purchase yardage at this link: Shabby chic slipcover fabric. You may even have a custom made to order slipcover just for you in any style you wish. Labels:Before N After look Shabby Chic. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Slipcover Network Forum. Slipcover Network Blog has Moved. Sectional slipcover custom made via email.
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Before N After Slipcovers: French Slipcover
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Before N After Slipcovers. Monday, May 4, 2009. Sofa Slipcover features french pleated skirt, welting detail on both feather/down filled back cushions and over sized deep T-cushion. You may also make your sofa cushions the same as these. The back cushion have a liner insert then are over stuff with down and feathers from old bed pillows. The original seat cushions were two L-cushions the foam has been spray glued together then wrapped with a down bed comforter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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* Slipcover Profession Certification Program - Resource Links
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A trained Slipcover Prof. Slipocver Skirt Class at the Slipcover Summit. Network for Slipcover Professionals across the USA and Canada. Supplies, DVD's and various resources for those who want to make Slipcover for furniture. Classes and supplies to help when making slipcovers. Sew It Yourself Slipcovers. Supplies and classes, featuring parson chair pattern and the quick pleater for skirts. Angie, Karen, Bernice and Claudia instructors during. Took the Slipcover Dining and Side Chair class at HFU Online.
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Before N After Slipcovers: May 2009
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Before N After Slipcovers. Monday, May 4, 2009. Sofa Slipcover features french pleated skirt, welting detail on both feather/down filled back cushions and over sized deep T-cushion. You may also make your sofa cushions the same as these. The back cushion have a liner insert then are over stuff with down and feathers from old bed pillows. The original seat cushions were two L-cushions the foam has been spray glued together then wrapped with a down bed comforter. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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