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Jul
5
Handmade items are increasing in popularity, and many sewists are opening Etsy shops or displaying their items at craft fairs. When you’re making many versions of the same project, there are ways that you can maximize your sewing productivity. Debbie Colgrove from sewing.about.com shares her tips for how to mass produce sewing projects. Go to the article.
[tags]sewing, mass, production, producing[/tags]
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