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Samhain
Samhain was very successful, I ha d an almost endless stream of visitors and gave out many sweets. Some were toddlers with their parents som...
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Just in case anyone was wondering, I am still alive and settling into my new home. I have no heating, no hot water and no internet but these...
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Now it's "I am Jane Doe!" I am frequently in despair at the treatment some people suffer at the hands of others. I was not a ...
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I managed to trip y'day and ended up stretched out on the pavement. Beano immediately returned to my side and stood quietly, though he d...
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I know exactly what you are sewing if you can show how you're making it,let it go,let gooo.My grand daughter would adore it.Well done you're grand children are making happy memories. Jo
Looking forward to seeing the finished article. xx
I too have been sewing lots of French seams lately- be afrayed, be very afrayed!!
Can't wait to see the end results
Carolx
What fun! A million years ago my happiest job was sewing in a theatrical costumes shop....
I was just checking the prices of these dresses on line...oh my word... $$££!!!!
Please let us know what the frugal but loving versions cost.
Jill, I paid £25 for the fabric, I will get at least 4, maybe 5 dresses from this. There will be lots of the cape fabric left so it's worked out at around £6 per dress.
Sue... I just realized that I may have appeared rude by asking....didn't mean to be.
As a sewer and pensioner I just could couldn't believe what I saw when I went to check out the dresses. As there are no small ones in my sphere anymore so I lag behind in knowing what the latest things are...the last little ones costumes I made were all mermaids and nija turtles stuffed with old tights!
Despite the ravely fabric I hope this is enjoyable for you.I especially seeing them twirl about I their new dresses!
You weren't at all rude Jill
I was going to put the costings up when I post the finished pics.
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