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Does anyone else make their own clothes
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If you look on organisedchristmas.com then while you are waiting for the Christmas prepartions to gear up she has a pattern for one of those cooling neckties to wear in the hot weather. It seems to be a tube made from a triangle of fabric filled with those waterabsorbing granules you get for putting in hanging basket compost. Just one seam and very simple. I imagine you could also make them as microwavable wheatbags for cold weather. Would make good stocking fillers in due course.
And, no, I am not getting ready for Christmas yet (June is too early even for me!!) but I was going through my links and tidying them up - well that's my excuse
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I'm fed up of not being able to find nice bras in my size so I'm going to have a go at making my own. I've purchased a pattern and have ordered a few bits that I will need, as soon as they arrive I'm going to give it a try.
It looks quite easy, but it will be the first time I've followed a pattern in ages.0 -
I have made all the soft furnishing covers in my house (curtains, blinds, cushions, fitted sofa covers), and then a couple of months ago i made my own wedding dress! I only use the sewing machine for long straight bits as i am not good at fidly stuff on it and prefer to hand stitch (to be fair, my sewing machine is older than i am!).
When i have children, I want them all born in winter so i can knit them everything lol!0 -
I cannot remember who it was that lived in the Northampton area and wanted sewing machine serviced. I finally found the telephone number of the local people who service machines. So if you, (sorry I forgot!) want to make yourself known and I will send thier name and number in a PM. Not sure if I can put peoples information out on the net.Slipping into retirement bit by bit.0
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Have come across this site, while looking for spare parts for my overlocker.
Thought it may be of interest to beginners and regular sewers too. isew.co.uk
Sorry its not the link, I thought I had pasted it, but I hadnt!Slipping into retirement bit by bit.0 -
Gothdolly can I ask where you found your patterns? I'm really interested in making bra's too - am fed up with ill fitting ugly ones
Pauline :-)0 -
Has anyone seen or has the book 'One Piece Wearables' by Sheila Brenna?
If so can you tell me what sizes can be made?
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Found the answer from a contact in the US....'the clothes are sized for stick insects' [her quote] so that rules me out!!0
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