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Old 01-10-2010, 08:18 PM   #11
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Hi Ladies! I just joined and I'm excited to have a place to talk craft! I make children's clothing and accessories at the moment. I have a shop on etsy called Butterfly Baby Place. I make a lot more clothing for others than I do for my kids, but that's one of my new year's resolutions!!! LOL!

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Old 01-10-2010, 11:38 PM   #12
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I can make a skirt if it is a straight skirt. I've done shorts before, but they are tricky! I sewed my legs together! lol I'm learning more and more. But it's getting harder and harder to find modest clothes for my girls, so I'm learning!
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Old 01-11-2010, 12:29 AM   #13
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I have triplet nieces that I sew for. I purchase patterns?tutorials on Etsy from TrotterSweatPea, KustomKidsBoutique, WhimsyCouture and a few others. They are tutorials more than actual patterns, but are easy to follow and the end result is always amazing.

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Old 01-11-2010, 07:55 AM   #14
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I have SMOC and WTATT because they're MTL! by ME!

I think we use too many ABBR. here....

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I have only been sewing for about 6 months so I only use patterns. My favorites so far are Sandi Henderson patterns. They are so easy to understand and are good for beginners. I LOVE them!
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I love to sew! If only I had a better sewing machine and my own place to sew. I am in the middle of sewing longies that should have been done long ago. I have misplaced the waist and I don't have extra fabric. The fabric on a discount rack (I love it) so I don't think I could get an extra piece. I will probably have to add a solid color. Not bad, but not what I wanted. Will post pictures later.

I will definitely be checking out the etsy site. Sounds Great!!

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I have triplet nieces that I sew for. I purchase patterns?tutorials on Etsy from TrotterSweatPea, KustomKidsBoutique, WhimsyCouture and a few others. They are tutorials more than actual patterns, but are easy to follow and the end result is always amazing.

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www.youcanmakethis.com is also a great site for basic tutorials if you are into that.
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I don't sew that much clothing, I've made a dress and some pants but that's it. I want to do more but not until I get a serger!
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I just started sewing about 6 months ago so I still learning. I also jsut got my serger for x-mas but I still have yet been able to really play with it let alone learn how to use it... one day.

But I plan on making clothing for not only my kids but myself as well once I get better. I do like the Fishsticks Raglan stuff so I'm planning on getting that pattern and I picked up several patterns on the black friday sale but I also plan on making a lot of my own patterns, for some reason I like the flexability of making my own.
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I tend to find it easier to make a pattern from an existing piece of clothing that already fits, and adjust it to fit. I have only been sewing for about a year, and the worst fit I've had was the one top I made from a pattern LOL! it is SO wide! Not sure what I did, but oh, well. I just found a hanna play dress for $3 at the thrift store and it's a little large so I am going to make some dresses (adding some extra ruffles as dd is a huge ruffle fan) and copy it and not leave seam allowances, and make it a bit longer (she's got long legs so dresses get short before the sleeves and top stops fitting). I am away from home right now, but already have fabric and am just waiting to get home (sometime next week) to get started!
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