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KitnRose Intermediate TX USA Member since 6/18/03 Posts: 2026	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/11/10 2:27 AM Today I'm working on a half dozen tiny doll dresses, both formal and informal, and taking a break making a pokemon inspired dress for a customer (can I admit that if I don't post any hints as to my business name?). And between all that I'm dreaming of actually sewing up a few things for my fall school wardrobe. So what are YOU making today? ------ Kit "Never underestimate the power of the right dress!" - drsue "Hyu gots to know how to sveet tok de costumers, dollink" - Girl Genius, 11-24-08
snuzal Intermediate NEW ZEALAND Member since 7/7/07 Posts: 667	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/11/10 3:15 AM I've cut the pattern out for Burda 7567. Some pants. I'll start them tomorrow ------ Check my blog :) http://snuzalsews.blogspot.com/ Juki Exceed F600, Babylock Imagine, Janome 300E.
sewgirl101 Advanced Beginner SC USA Member since 12/30/08 Posts: 127	Login to reply to this post In reply to KitnRose Like this post Date: 8/11/10 3:45 AM I'm working on an American Girl wardrobe and a Halloween costume; Simplicity 2525 the Save the planet/Go green (view B). -- Edited on 8/11/10 3:47 AM -- ------ Babylock Ellissimo Babylock Evolution Bernina 630E Bernina 450 Janome 6600P Janome 3160QDC
Mary Heckman   Intermediate PA USA Member since 5/4/09 Posts: 360	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/11/10 7:29 AM I am so jealous....I am at work.... I wish I could sew more, evenings just are not enough, especially with my grandchildren coming to swim...so much for sewing. But I love them. I wish I could stay home, not work and sew....my dream!
marymary86 Intermediate GA USA Member since 7/20/08 Posts: 2194	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/11/10 7:34 AM I'm working on the knit T sew along. I just finished moving the dart in my altered pattern and am getting ready to draw the completed pattern on some gridded synthetic fabric I found in a fabric store in Seattle. If the day goes smoothly, I want to sew one more trial garment before getting some good fabric. This seems like a lot of effort for a T shirt but I want a TNT pattern and it's my first real FBA! ------ Mary http://checkmatesystem.com
Re Becca   Intermediate TX USA Member since 9/12/05 Posts: 2132	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/11/10 7:41 AM I am actually getting some sewing done. I have some sturdy, dark jersey that I want to make up as a bubble skirt from one of several old BWOF's. I am also tracing about 10 patterns from old mag's from 2006 & 2007 before their rightful owner returns (sewing friends are the best!). I also have a couple of reviews to finish writing. Doll clothes sounds like fun. They have tiny SA's, but you don't have to worry about the fit as much. A lot of us do seem to have found our sewing enthusiam! Perhaps the prospect of fall has us motivated. ------ http://beccabeckstuff.blogspot.com/ Damn the muslin, full speed ahead!
Sewinglady1947 Advanced Member since 4/28/08 Posts: 877	Login to reply to this post In reply to KitnRose Like this post Date: 8/11/10 9:40 AM Nothing, I'm staying out of the sewing room today---however it seems to be calling me. I have been sewing for days and need a break. ------ sewing grammy
Sue Horvath Advanced ON CANADA Member since 7/21/10 Posts: 110	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/11/10 12:45 PM Finishing a wedding dress alteration, then starting a fleece jacket for my daughter for school. After that, I am planning to work on an apron or two, possibly start a hat project... I love making American doll clothes, too. I did a whole wardrobe for my niece and she loved it! You can be as creative or as simple as you want and velcro is so much easier than buttons or snaps.
Mc Donna   Intermediate MA USA Member since 1/2/10 Posts: 242	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/11/10 1:16 PM It's a toss up. My former job in a male dominated profession called for fairly conservative clothes. I have mostly suits in my closet with some dressy feminine outfits. Or jeans and tee shirts, lol. I have very few casual *and* feminine wardrobe choices for an upcoming wedding shower. Sooo, it's either a skirt, or lightweight cover up to wear over a tank top to wear with the only pair of capris that I own. Either way, I'm determined to wear this tank top before the summer is over. It's white and has a white satin band that is (I think) handsomely embellished). What to do, what to do....sigh.
Kay Y   Advanced ON CANADA Member since 11/21/04 Posts: 413	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 8/11/10 1:37 PM I'm trying to get my Jalie jeans past the no-waistband stage. Which means making decisions about the degree of snugness that is desirable and/or bearable. Just taking an after-fitting thinking/computer break before I go back to it. To confuse myself I'm making 2 pairs at once in different degrees of stretchiness.

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