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amma 06-16-2009 08:46 AM


Originally Posted by Loretta
Did you see the dress made with salvedges?

http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/20...dge_dress.html

What a cute idea :D

amma 06-16-2009 08:49 AM

It is a slimming style for me...my extra weight would be hidden :wink:

Butterflyspain 06-16-2009 09:06 AM


Originally Posted by amma

Originally Posted by Loretta
Did you see the dress made with salvedges?

http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/20...dge_dress.html

What a cute idea :D

Wow that is some dress, wonder how many selvedges it took and how long to save them up :D

Bluphrog 07-06-2009 12:19 PM

For the ironing table, you can use the teflon fabric instead of muslin.

My husband purchased an extendable pointer with a magnet on the end for me from the auto parts store which I keep in my pen/pencil holder. I just extend it and sweep it across the floor to pick up any dropped pins. No bending over looking for pins and no stepping on them with your bare feet.

pal 08-01-2009 06:47 PM

I use a carpenter's pencil - the flat kind that you have to sharpen with a
razor blade - when I have to draw on interfacing or freezer paper.

The wide pencil point doesn't snag the interfacing or put holes in the paper.

Also, I use a small foam paint brush to erase chalk lines on fabric.

kluedesigns 08-01-2009 07:18 PM


Originally Posted by pal
I use a carpenter's pencil - the flat kind that you have to sharpen with a
razor blade - when I have to draw on interfacing or freezer paper.

The wide pencil point doesn't snag the interfacing or put holes in the paper.

Also, I use a small foam paint brush to erase chalk lines on fabric.

do you wet the foam paint brush first or is it a dry rubbing?

pal 08-01-2009 07:37 PM

No water, just dry - as if you were quickly brushing crumbs off your
fabric.

kluedesigns 08-01-2009 07:43 PM

excellent!

thank you so much, i'm always on the hunt for an easy way to get the chalk off.


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