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Tag Archives: seam ripper
More of the reversable vest.
I turned the vest inside out and sewed across the bottom leaving enough of an opening to turn it right side out. Then I practiced some buttonholes. Then I stitched the button holes. I cut them open with the seam … Continue reading
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Tagged button holes, buttonholes, nail polish, reversable, seam ripper, sewing, vest
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Seam ripper
One thing I have several of is a seam ripper, one came with my new machine and has such a small handle it is hard to use, the other 2 are fairly old and getting dull. Today at the craft … Continue reading
always time to procraftinate 