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- west covina,Ca
- United States
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I have known people to use skirt hangers for this.
If you use these patterns over and over, you might want to adhere each piece to the plastic side of freezer paper for stability. Since you use a warm iron to do this, be careful, you can mess up ...
Use a large ziplock bag and place all the pieces, instruction sheets, and pattern envelope inside, (front side facing out) making sure no pieces get ripped or lost. :D
I use gallon size ziplock type bags. Works great & I store patterns in those plastic bins with 3 large drawers. Holds quite a bit of patterns & is easy to get to the right one.
Consider spending a little at a Comic Book shop. They sell clear covers that are acid free and are thick enough to really protect your patterns. There are different sizes available. I buy the "Golden Age" size to fit most patterns (note; McCalls a...
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- What type of sewing do you enjoy?
- garment, cross stitch
- What brand of patterns do you prefer?
- Easy ones, I just started out sewing
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- At 2:06pm on May 31, 2009,
deedesigns said…
- HELLO SEWING FRIENDS,
I HAVE A SMALL NOTEBOOK A 9 BY 7 WITH SHEET PROTECTER ; IN THAT BOOK I HAVE COPIES OF MY PATTERNS IAM WORKING ON, I COPY THE FRONT AND THE BACK SO I WILL HAVE ALL THE INFRO I NEED, IT
LOOKS NICE WHEN U COPY THE PATTERNS IN COLOR....J I ALSO TAKE THE BOOK 2 THE FABRIC STORE AND APPTS... J
- At 7:22pm on February 23, 2009,
Jeri said…
Hi Liliy! I just stopped in to wish you a Very Happy Birthday!
Hope you have a great day!
Look forward to seeing you active in SWN...
Hugs,
Jeri
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