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  • Recent Posts

    kuttage

    This so pretty and well "happy". Really nice.

    Re: Happy Curtain

    kuttage 23rd February 2012, 02:22 Go to last post
    Quiney

    I'm with Phillip.
    The professional ones are accurate, multi-size and far outway the aquiring acetate/making process. (and I'm usually the one to

    Re: Cushion Templates

    Quiney 23rd February 2012, 00:59 Go to last post
    helen may

    Personally, I would do a straight, machined double hem with penny weights (covered in voile) inserted into the corners and along the hem at intervals,

    Re: help/advise please

    helen may 22nd February 2012, 23:43 Go to last post
    Mrs H

    ~Thanks for that. I did think the mitre might not work, can I ask, do you do straight stitch on sides and hems, I was going to use blind hemmer,

    Re: help/advise please

    Mrs H 22nd February 2012, 23:32 Go to last post