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Old 03-22-2010, 01:21 PM
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These are very nice. Did you have a pattern?
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yea sorta, a friend of mine had done one and she wrote up the pattern for me.
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Originally Posted by LINANN
These are very nice. Did you have a pattern?
There was a lady on sewing with nancy that wrote a book on quick serger gifts. Our library had it-thats how I got my pattern. I can get the name of it for you if you'd like. Joanns had the book too.
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here is the name of the book that i got my pattern from. Ready, Set, Serge: quick and easy projects by Georgie Melot. Amazon has it for $15 but i saw it at Joanns too. There are a bunch of cute things in there that would make nice quick gifts.
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Thank you very much. I will look for the book. It says serger. I do not have one. Can these be made with a reg sewing machine?
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Thank you very much. I will look for the book. It says serger. I do not have one. Can these be made with a reg sewing machine?
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Yes, i would make sure that you go over the raw edges with an overlock stitch if your machine has one. if it doesn't, you can use a zig zag stitch to keep the edges from fraying.
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Thanks for the name of the book. i will look for it.
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