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	Easy & Great for Beginners I did a google search for a throw pillow and this is my go - to pattern now. Easy to do. Love the envelope closure in the back. The photos are great and make it really easy to understand how to construct this item. I've made many of these pillows over the past few years. I love that the cover c more...	speattle 5/11/12
	Easy & Great for Beginners This pattern comes from JemimaBean Blogspot. Depending on which handles you purchase for your bag, this can be very easy and cute purse pattern. The handles in my bag were bulky and got in the way of sewing in the lining. In hindsight, I wish I used more pliable handle. I think the finished pro more...	Claverie 6/6/11
	Pattern Description: No pattern used Fabric used: Cotton Pattern alterations or any design changes you made: I have simply made a skirt from my jeans, I did this for the first time. I was afraid of sewing with a sewingneedle number 90, it even broke one time. Of course I have many things to improve more...	Pam in Amsterdam 4/27/10
	Pattern Description: An ever-changing project that ended up very different from my orginal sketch and taking much more time than I expected. The jacket is semi-fitted with darts at lower front, front sides & back. Includes a peplum from waist to hips -- that started out as gathers, went to less g more...	Read 2/19/09
	Thanks to the most excellent Sarah Jacobs and her article (in the article archive) called Refashioning Sweaters, I turned a rather boring (but cashmere!) sweater into a hooded, front zipped sweater jacket. Here's the original sweater: click here I recently bought a hooded, zip up cashmere sweater more...	maryfrana 12/27/08