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Simplicity: 2372 (Misses' & Plus Size Sportswear) - Type:Tops

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7/18/11 10:49 PM

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	Amanda.Claire said... Cute top! A walking foot when you hem helps prevent the hem from growing. Sometimes I use a hem width strip of knit fusible interfacing (it has a little stetch to it) at the hem before I turn and sew it. Good luck. Knits are tricky at first, then they become the easiest fabrics to sew. 7/19/11 8:27 AM
	sunflower2306 said... Thanks for the tips! I'll be sure to try the walking foot or the interfacing next time I use knit. :) 7/19/11 10:09 AM