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This pattern is for a type of early medieval (l0th to 13th cent.) shoe that is distributed widely in North Western Europe, examples are known from York, England as well as Hedeby/Haithabu in Germany and Svendborg in Sweden.
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Instructions on adapting "Margo Anderson's" noblewomen's Renaissance patterns to a working class level of garment.
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Time for another tutorial, a stitching folder. This has come about from looking at what's available on the market, and trying to come up with something that I'm happy with, and would be happy to give as a gift. This makes a great take along, or storage for your embroidery or applique, with room for your needles, threads, scissors and a couple of larger pockets for short rulers etc.
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Very Useful! " 2 simple pattern alterations that can be made to add extra room for Prominent Abdomens and/or Hips"
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Making Yo-Yo's.
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Sew an apron using one yard of fabric
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Free patterns for baby bibs
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Free pattern for a baby's cap (PDF, German)
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Free pattern for a baby diaper (PDF, German)
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I offer a carefully edited selection of vintage patterns from the 1920s through the early 70s. Check back often to see what new that's old!
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Simple Bath Towel Robe Instructions
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Free instructions to sew a Barbecue Apron
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Beginner's Guide to Making a Norse Dress: PDF with photographs, plans, step-by-step instructions
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Make a belly dancing skirt!
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Make belts
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Make a floppy Beret
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When I was struggling with ideas for my sisters birthday gifts...I read a peg bag post that got me thinking. So this was a peg bag I made for my sisters birthday last month...using fabrics that I had that are much more 'her' than 'me' !
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Interested in purchasing a hat making kit or pattern but want to know more about the process first? The following information summarizes the hat making process
defined in the patterns and kits.
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Three teacher presents, done and dusted! I love how the 'Dick & Jane' fabrics have worked for these. Also really love the dotty Faber-Castell pencils. The inspiration for the pencil rolls is entirely from Pink Chalk Studio. My children are a little uncertain about giving their teachers coloured pencils as a gift, but I have pulled rank (a mother's privilege!) and hope they will be well received. They will be delivered on the last day of school tomorrow.
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I hope you have as much fun with these simple book covers as I have.
They are quick and easy to make and once you finished the first you wonder if there are more naked books that could use a nice dress...
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Soft and comfortable brassieres made of 2 way stretch cloth and stretch lace.
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I made my first broomstick skirt early in 1990, using verbal instructions from my friend, Judy Murphy, of Atlanta, Georgia. I've made literally dozens since then, and think of her every time I make one. Here are the instructions I wrote for our Creative Sewing Club after my first skirt.
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