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Very helpful tip ... many thanks.
5/5/10 7:16 AM
Thank you for sharing this. It is going to be very helpful.
5/5/10 9:44 AM
My God, that really was a golden age of sewing, right! Now there are hardly any subscription magazines that include that sort of material. With graphics, no less. Also, my parents had a hot air popcorn maker like in the photo. You could melt butter (or margarine, more likely) in the little tray at the front. No Kabob-it, however.
5/5/10 10:51 AM
Thanks for posting this. I did a search for the author, Krestine Corbin, and she had a paperback of sewing tips published in the late 70s and early 80s. And, back to the original topic, you might also look at Judy Barlup's tip on handling excess in armscye and neckline on knits -- http://uniquetechniques.com/Tips_Tech/tips_tech.html
5/6/10 10:02 AM
I checked out Judy Barlup's tip - thank you!
5/6/10 10:24 AM
thanx a ton!
5/7/10 11:27 PM
I cannot believe the diagram, that is fantastic!
5/9/10 8:30 PM