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i LOVE this idea. cannot wait to try it. thanks.
1/5/11 7:41 AM
I haven't considered that. What a great idea. Sometimes my shears don't cut through my fusible that I need on pockets, bodice, etc. I'm going to try this and see if the fabric sandwich let's the scissors cut through better. Thanks!
1/5/11 9:20 AM
I hadn't thought doing of this - thanks for the tip!
1/5/11 11:34 AM
wow, this is going to help out alot,can't wait to try it on my next project
1/6/11 2:53 PM
This is a wonderful suggestion. I hate cutting out linings separately.. I will be using this tip from here on!!!!! Thank you!!!!
1/7/11 1:39 PM
how was allowance made for shrinkage of lining/
1/10/11 3:33 AM
Amingo...Launder the lining first. :)
1/10/11 10:04 AM
Great idea--looking forward to trying it.
1/11/11 3:09 AM
Thanks for the tip. I have a few jackets that have lining I will try this next time. Thanks again
1/14/11 12:38 PM
Great idea! Since the lining needs to be a bit smaller than the outside anyway, the folded pieces will be spot-on. And quite a time-saver if you're not doing a placement that eats up fabric like matching plaids or patterns at the seams.
1/15/11 1:55 PM
1/15/11 1:56 PM
There will be a problem when making a jacket, the lining of the back needs a fold so it is not the same as the jacket back. Similarly the front of a jacket lining is very different.
1/15/11 4:26 PM
Regine good point, I made a skirt and pants. One would have to consider this but at least the sleeves and some jackets...depending on the design. Thanks for pointing this out though. Something to consider.
1/17/11 10:41 AM