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Originally Posted by Pat G
http://www.quiltinaday.com/shoponlin...=skinny&page=1
In searching through the Eleanor Burns site, I found these fabrics. Looks like great prices that some of you might like. |
Originally Posted by brendadawg
Mimistutz, when I made the cuff, I used a large piece of one of my fabrics (same one I used for the binding on the edges. Put right side of cuff fabric to right side of jacket and attach so that it looks like binding, then fold to inside. As I recall, I ran it about 4-5 inches up inside the sleeve. I'm sure there are others who could tell you how to do this better than I can. I sort of made it up as I went along, since I didn't really know how to do it.
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This is a great project, very easy. You explained it great. Keep up the good work and keep the ideas coming.
Clovis, CA |
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This is a sweatshirt jacket I made about a year ago following a pattern. Your tutorial with pictures is much easier! Thanks
Front with buttons and loops [ATTACH=CONFIG]85827[/ATTACH] back [ATTACH=CONFIG]85828[/ATTACH] |
Oh thats gorgeous, I love the butterfly fabric, but then I would wouldn´t I.
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Your jacket is beautiful. I love the curved bottom of the jacket. Doesn't look like it would be hard to do. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by mimistutz
Ok, I think I'm ready to start now with one last question. Maybe I missed this, but to add the cuff to turn up, do you just continue with the piecing to the inside of the sleeve?
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After you cover the sweat shirt then what do you do? instructions are incomplete?
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Originally Posted by Luwana
After you cover the sweat shirt then what do you do? instructions are incomplete?
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This looks like something even I can do! Then I can be like Joseph, with a coat of many colors. :D
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