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    Old 10-31-2010, 02:44 PM
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    thanks for all the input.what fun to have so many people joining in
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    Old 10-31-2010, 02:46 PM
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    Originally Posted by Holice
    just respect the nature of the fabric and how it behaves and you will be ok
    Wish I knew that when I was making a bridal gown for DGD's 18" doll! Learned a lot and had better success with the bridesmaid dress. These kids are killin' me!
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    for the slippery fabrics you will want to iron a fusable lightweight woven interfacing to the wrong side. this keeps the fabrics from stretching and sliding all over the place while you are working with them places like fabric.com has a large variety of 100% cotton velvets, and other specialty fabrics, you do not have to use stretchy ones but it is do-able if the ones you love are stretchy.
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