MAKE A QUICK HIGH WAISTED MINI SKIRT
"No, I don't think so. It would have to be as stretchy or stretchier than what she has. I like the idea of doubling it over , making an already made hem, and a premade lining."
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Colleen Scott commented on Susan's videoMAKE A QUICK HIGH WAISTED MINI SKIRT
"The waist band - the width of the waistband is the same as the length of the skirt - with the fabric folded. Watch at the very beginning where she lays the waistband back down after she shows you how stretchy it is on her wait."
Colleen Scott commented on Susan's videoMAKE A QUICK HIGH WAISTED MINI SKIRT
"I really liked the tutorial - especially reminding us to use the special needles and to zigzag when attaching stretch to stretch."
Colleen Scott commented on Judy Dziadosz's album
Sewn clothing for Etsy
"Your clothing is great, Judy. How are your sales? Do you offer different sizes or buy as is?"
Colleen Scott commented on Susan's photo
How to Make Scrap Fabric Greeting Cards & Give-away!
"I would love to win the scraps. I would make Linus quilts, quillows for a homeless shelter I know of, pillow slips, pillows and so much more. It would be fun just having new fabric to fondle. And I loved the tutorial on the cards. That is such a fun…"
Colleen Scott commented on the blog post 'My Soul is Fed by Needle & Thread'"Gloria, Glad to hear you are 'on the road again'. Being constructive, be it sewing, gardening, beading, quilting, fills a need in our souls. I, like you find it in sewing. I used it also when my father passed on. It somehow comforts us to…"
Colleen Scott replied to the discussion 'What are you working on today?' in the group Stitch & B****"I am starting a scrappy quilt top - 12 inch square blocks - also have started cutting my smaller scraps into 2 1/2 inch strips and then will make a strippy quilt top. I don't know when I will get the actual quilts made - but…"
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donna replied to the discussion 'Re: What are you working on?' in the group Quilting"Yes! we knew it was going to be a boy! My siser in law has a 3year old girl who is so adorable, and having there 2nd child. My step daughter wanted to be surprised and made her a quilt and than we didn't knew what it was going to be, makes it…"
Colleen Scott replied to the discussion 'Re: What are you working on?' in the group Quilting"Your baby quilt sounds cute. Apparently you know that it is going to be a boy. My niece is going to have a baby. Her shower is Sunday. I am working on a quilt top for her baby. We don't know if it iis a boy or a girl so it makes it a little…"
donna replied to the discussion 'Re: What are you working on?' in the group Quilting"I'm working on a babyquilt my sister in law is due december, it's red and navy blocks and the 3rd block with two different airplane print blocks. The size of the blocks are 8 x 8" in size, the binding is red with small white poke a…"
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- I am an awesome:
- I love to quilt and love learning new things to add beauty to my work.
- My sewing interests are:
- home decor, quilting, cross stitch
- My sewing machine(s):
- White sewing machine, model 2037 and a Viking Huskylok 910 serger
- I am interested in patterns such as:
- Simplicity and Burda
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I DID IT AGAIN
Posted on July 11, 2010 at 5:49pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I went and added to my stash of patterns and books. I already have patterns I probably will never ever use. But when I saw that this quilting place was having a tent sale to get rid of outdated patterns, I just couldn't help myself. The books were $1, the videos were $1 and the patterns were 25 cents.
I got $165 worth of patterns for $4, $158 worth of books for $11 and two $20 videos for $1 each. Not bad, says I.
The videos are on Silk Ribbon Embroidery and…
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- At 9:25am on November 7, 2009,
Birdie said… - Thanks for the great tips Colleen! I'd never heard of steam & seam. I'll have to hunt it down and try it. I did end up using pinking shears AFTER I cut out one body panel and saw hoe it frayed terribly. For that one panel that I'd cut, I went around it with a zig zag stitch in hope that it would stop some of the fraying. See, this is why crafting keeps the brain young...always a challenge!
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