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i can't wait to try this THANKS
8/18/09 7:44 AM
That is a great tip!
8/18/09 8:18 AM
I've tried it, and it works like a dream..add a second layer if it feels too skimpy.
8/18/09 11:56 AM
Thank you!!!
8/18/09 11:22 PM
Wow! Great idea! THANKS! JR
8/19/09 0:19 AM
Nancymm, thanks for mentioning using two layers. Really helpful idea!
8/19/09 1:14 AM
This sounds brilliant. Wish we could get Glad in the UK!
8/19/09 4:50 AM
Brilliant!
8/19/09 8:08 AM
You are a genius! I can't wait to try this. You may have changed my life forever!
8/19/09 9:18 AM
Also, this makes a great topper stabilizer for machine embroidery. Use it on high pile fabrics like towels, or sometimes fleece.
8/19/09 1:46 PM
Oh, I just copied a jacket and couldn't get the sleeve cap for the life of me. This will work to go around sleeves. Super idea.
8/19/09 6:09 PM
Great tip! Which I knew about it last week! Oh well, I know now for the next project.
8/22/09 11:16 PM
ooooh!!
8/29/09 4:22 PM
wow! cool idea :)
9/14/09 9:42 PM
Since it can be difficult to copy the seams through the Glad, try running your fingernail down them. They are often easy to feel, like a little valley. Your nail pressure will leave an indentation in the Glad that you can then draw over with a sharpie.
9/15/09 10:16 AM
I copy RTW often, in order to have the style, but modify the fit. I think I have tried every method, but had not heard of this until today! Genius! Thanks SO much.
3/6/11 8:31 AM