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Mary Linda Malley
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Mary Linda Malley replied to the discussion 'Introduction....' in the group Alterations Service Providers"Hi Angela. I do alterations also, but I am in he U.S. I also get to create items from scratch. I do a lot of alterations on children's private school uniforms. One is a Catholic School and I do a lot of costumes for the children for school…"
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How to repair and replace broken zipper slide
"I just had to replace two zippers on a little girl's jackets. How I wish this was all that was wrong with the zippers. Unfortunately, she broke teeth off one and broke the stop off the other. So replacement was the only option, unless someone…"
Mary Linda Malley commented on the blog post 'Tame Your Bobbin Tales Securely and Inexpensively While Organizing Your Top and Bottom Thread in Your Sewing Room'"Nice idea, but I second the idea that it needs something to protect the thread from dust, light etc. I was reading on a thread company sight and they suggested that thread should not be exposed to heating and air conditioning,dust and should be kept…"
"Sorry, I don't have a picture. I have a complete room devoted to sewing, so I have plenty of room. I go for function, rather than looks. The paneling is a very smooth white on one side, like a dry-erase board. It is brown on the other (which…"
Mary Linda Malley replied to the discussion 'What are you sewing this weekend? Enter the give-away!' in the group Stitch & B****"I am sewing Christmas tree skirts with my serger. Metallic thread is used for the seams which are sewn wrong side to wrong side and are part of the design. It's slow going, but they are turning out nice."
Mary Linda Malley commented on Susan's videoBias Binding Demo
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- I am an awesome:
- I've been sewing on and off for over 20 years. I am self taught and do not feel I do everything right. I like to get tips and tricks from more advanced seamstresses. I have recently added a "new to me" Bernina 1130 which I am still learning.
- My sewing interests are:
- garment, drapery, home decor
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- Kenmore 20 stitch from my mom, Kenmore 1941 (old, old, old!) and an 1130 Bernina.
- I am interested in patterns such as:
- No Preference.
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- At 8:11am on December 25, 2011,
BobbieSue said…
Sorry, I don't have a picture. I have a complete room devoted to sewing, so I have plenty of room. I go for function, rather than looks. The paneling is a very smooth white on one side, like a dry-erase board. It is brown on the other (which has a smooth texture also), and is less than 1/8" wide. When cutting the 4x8, you might want to use masking tape on your cutting line.
This could be made any size, as long as it is supported by something, like a dresser or table, that is about the right height for cutting. It is very lightweight and according to the size you make, it could be taken off, and hidden between the dresser and the wall, or placed in a closet. Mine is so large, that it would be hard to do that.
Other alternatives could be a large blackboard or dry-erase board, placed over something of the correct height, as long as the framing around the board didn't get in your way while cutting.
- At 8:21am on May 17, 2011,
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