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Oct
17
Sooz from Soozs gives some pointers for learning to make your own sewing patterns. Personally, I’ve found that my satisfaction in the sewing process and with the finished product have increased dramatically since I’ve started dabbling with making my own patterns. If you’ve been wanting to move your sewing this direction, Sooz’s article is a must-read. Go to the article.
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