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lmg   Intermediate CANADA Member since 1/5/05 Posts: 56	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/13/09 6:59 PM Previews of the fall Kwik Sew patterns are on their forum There are several I like. Kwik Sew Forum
michellep74   Intermediate CA USA Member since 7/19/07 Posts: 2301	Login to reply to this post In reply to lmg Like this post Date: 7/13/09 7:12 PM And the first pattern is a SNUGGIE pattern! Kwik Sew Snuggie And footie pajamas for an adult! Misses' footie pajamas Annnnd...it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood: Mr. Rogers cardigan -- Edited on 7/13/09 7:24 PM -- ------ --Michelle *** Blog: http://happilycaffeinated.blogspot.com/
MelissaB in WA Intermediate WA USA Member since 3/18/04 Posts: 1688 PR Weekend Volunteer	Login to reply to this post In reply to lmg Like this post Date: 7/13/09 7:12 PM Thanks for the heads up. I don't see anything that interests me much. I know my hubby would just die if I made us his/hers jumpsuit pj's! ------ "The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain." ~Dolly Parton Fabric sewn in 2012 ~ 20.5 yds Fabric sewn in 2012 ~ 50 yds Fabric sewn in 2011 ~ 65 1/8 yds Fabric sewn in 2010 ~ 112 1/2 yds Fabric sewn in 2009 ~ 137 3/4 yds Fabric sewn in 2008 ~ 218 3/8 yds Fabric Sewn in 2007 ~ 209 1/4 yds
michellep74   Intermediate CA USA Member since 7/19/07 Posts: 2301	Login to reply to this post In reply to MelissaB in WA Like this post Date: 7/13/09 7:15 PM My fiance has always lamented the fact that he never had footie pj's as a kid. It's rarely cold enough to wear them here, but I suspect that I'll be buying the men's version of that pattern. ------ --Michelle *** Blog: http://happilycaffeinated.blogspot.com/
Sherril Miller   Advanced CA USA Member since 8/24/02 Posts: 7473	Login to reply to this post In reply to michellep74 Like this post Date: 7/13/09 7:37 PM I think my son and I need a pair of those PJs. Our house is freezing in the winter (and cooking in the summer) because we haven't had it insulated yet. I'm thinking using some comfy fleece (gasp) would be nice. But I fell in love with the Mr. Roger's sweater for DH. I'm sure he'd wear it if I made a couple for him. He's tall and skinny and looks good in these types of sweaters. ------ Visit my blog at http://sewingsaga.blogspot.com If it's worth sewing, it's worth sewing well; and if it's worth sewing well, it's worth FITTING FIRST! - TSL
michellep74   Intermediate CA USA Member since 7/19/07 Posts: 2301	Login to reply to this post In reply to Sherril Miller Like this post Date: 7/13/09 7:52 PM Between the snuggie pattern (I say this as a slapchop, shamwow, and oxiclean buyer) and the footie pajamas, I have a feeling that I'll be making my first purchase of JoAnn's NFL-licensed fleece this fall. ------ --Michelle *** Blog: http://happilycaffeinated.blogspot.com/
cindyintampa Advanced FL USA Member since 3/11/09 Posts: 277	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/13/09 8:04 PM I will definitely be making my dad the Mr. Roger's cardigan. He loves that type of cardigan, and they are really hard to find in RTW. ------ http://thesewingjournal.blogspot.com/
SexiSadi   Advanced SC USA Member since 5/10/05 Posts: 2633	Login to reply to this post In reply to lmg Like this post Date: 7/13/09 9:13 PM LOOK! It's little prison overalls for babies! Overalls ------ http://theramblingsoftcm.blogspot.com/ Numbers for 2013: Yards in stash: 610.75 Yards in: 22.75 Yards out: 6 Numbers for 2012: 594.00 yards in stash 4 yards in 10.25 yards out Numbers for 2011: 601.25 yards in stash (I'm sure this number is off by a few yards) Yards in: 137.50 (Seriously? I'm over 100, and it's only JULY? Ugh!) Yards out: 88.75
chelsy21   Intermediate MO USA Member since 9/2/03 Posts: 426	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/13/09 9:40 PM Thanks for the heads up! I've found 3 interesting patterns: 3718 cute dresses, 3721 interesting wrap & 3722 super cute hoodie.
meesa   Intermediate OH USA Member since 4/8/09 Posts: 276	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 7/13/09 10:42 PM I was wondering if the drop-waist would make a return visit. 3718 Pattern 3716 jacket reminds me of a Connie Crawford pattern I just bought this weekend, B5336.

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