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Measure Yourself
Purchase Your Pattern, Fabric, & Notions
Purchase Your Pattern, Fabric, & Notions
How will you know what size pattern to buy? If you know "your numbers" then you can look on the back of your pattern envelope and determine which one is best for you. If you don't know your current numbers, measure yourself. Measure the fullest part of your bust, waist, and hips.
Purchase Your Pattern, Fabric, & Notions
Purchase Your Pattern, Fabric, & Notions
Purchase Your Pattern, Fabric, & Notions
When choosing your fabric, check the back of your pattern envelope and make sure that the width of the fabric requirement that you have chosen is the same as the width of the fabric requirement listed. If not, use a conversion chart to make sure you have the correct fabric amount for your project.
Cut Your Pattern Apart
Purchase Your Pattern, Fabric, & Notions
Cut Your Pattern Apart
After choosing your project and finding your fabric and notions, cut "all" your patter pieces apart. They will be ready for layout.
Your Pattern Layout
Threading Your Machine
Cut Your Pattern Apart
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Marking Your Pattern
Threading Your Machine
Threading Your Machine
Your marking tools are important and vital. Whether you use marking pencils, disappearing ink pens, tailor's chalk, or tracing wheel and tracing paper, you must mark your pattern pieces so that you will know where they connect during construction.
Threading Your Machine
Threading Your Machine
Threading Your Machine
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Sewing Practice Sheets
Get Your Sewing Space Ready!
Get Your Sewing Space Ready!
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Get Your Sewing Space Ready!
Get Your Sewing Space Ready!
Get Your Sewing Space Ready!
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Sample Sewing - Seams
Get Your Sewing Space Ready!
Sample Sewing - Accessories
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Sample Sewing - Accessories
Sample Sewing - Accessories
Sample Sewing - Accessories
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Sample Sewing - Finishes
Sample Sewing - Accessories
Sample Sewing - Finishes
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