"I have a drapery workroom where I have both industrial and home sewing machines. I suggest you find a Brother dealer in your areal and try out the machine. Ask alot of questions and suggestion. I do not sew clothing but I do sew alot of fabrics from…"
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The place to post reviews or request a review of a particular sewing machine such as Janome, Juki, Singer, Pfaff, Bernina, Brother, Elna, Viking, White, Husqvarna, Kenmore, OmniStitch, EuroPro, etc.
"I think the trick to professional looking bias tape is patience! That's the hardest part. It usually takes me a long time to get a piece of bias on a garment so that both sides are even. If I find a trick to it, you'll be…"
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- I am an awesome:
- I have a drapery business out of my home and I sew for designers. I have had this business for about 15 years
- My sewing interests are:
- drapery, home decor, embroidery
- My sewing machine(s):
- Industrial straight stitch, hemming machine, serger, and a home sewing machine that does embroidery
- I am interested in patterns such as:
- M'Fay, and making my own patterns
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- At 9:44am on December 15, 2010,
Angee Barbe said…
I think the trick to professional looking bias tape is patience! That's the hardest part. It usually takes me a long time to get a piece of bias on a garment so that both sides are even. If I find a trick to it, you'll be the first to know.
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