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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Making swimsuit more modest
My sister didn’t like how low the front of her swimsuit goes down, she only wears it a few times a year and there are always children present. She picked out a purple fabric, ok she let my daughter pick it … Continue reading
Finishing tonic t-shirt
I changed the needle to a double needle, and threaded the machine. Then I pinned the sleeve and bottom hems and sewed on the right side of the fabric. (the bottom side will have zig-zag stitching, the top will have … Continue reading
Posted in Sewing, Uncategorized
Tagged double needle, hems, neckline, sbcc patterns, seam, sewing, skinny bitch curvy chick, t-shirt, thread, tonic t-shirt, zig zag
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Croc liner bottom
Incase you have forgotten I found a croc/clog liner crochet pattern. https://alwaystimetoprocraftinate.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/time-to-get-my-crochet-on/ I started with my son’s and got the first bottom done, I started with his because his feet are the smallest so I will get an idea of … Continue reading
Tonic t-shirt part 2
Now that I had both shoulder seams finished I serged the sleeves on. And of course I followed that step by serging up the side seams. This shirt is very a very easy project. And although you won’t see me … Continue reading
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Tagged sbcg patterns, serging, sewing, shoulder seams, side seams, skinny bithch curvy girl, t-shirt, tonic t-shirt, v-neck t-shirt
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Sewing tonic t-shirt part 1
I started with one shoulder seam, and the neck band. Then I did the other shoulder seam. I love the ready to wear look that the serger is giving the shirt.
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Tagged sbcg patterns, serger, sewing, shoulder seam, skinny bithch curvy girl, t-shirt, tonic t-shirt
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Copycat refashion shorts finished!
After touching up the paint and letting it dry I removed the freezer paper stencils. Then of course I tried on my finished refashion. I really like how these turned out but I will probably only wear them around … Continue reading
Copycat refashion shorts 2
I decided that the stars looked a little light so I added some black to my watered down paint, and painted over them again. Once they were dry I removed the freezer paper, some of the paint bled under the … Continue reading
Posted in Copycat, Refashion
Tagged copycat, freezer paper, glitter, iron, old navy, paint, refashion, shorts, sponge brush
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Copycat refashion shorts 1
While browsing http://www.oldnavy.com I found these shorts. I don’t know why I like them so much but I wasn’t about to spend $20. (sale price at the first time I saw them) But Old Navy pants and shorts never fit … Continue reading
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