Re: dress patterns
- From: "Doug&Michelle" <dnmgiordano@sasktelnet>
- Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 14:59:18 -0600
"m_eL" <NOBODY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I'm wondering if anyone has any good suggestions of patterns for a few
> really
> nice dresses. Not formal, not tailored for business, but just pretty,
> feminine dresses. And they must be extremely easy.
>
> It's for myself, i used to love sewing but am dealing with some
> disabilities
> and am trying to figure out positioning of my work station so i can sew at
> least a few minutes at a time. Probably most awkward part would be laying
> out/cutting out fabric so that should be as simple as possible.
>
> I went to a Joann store yesterday and saw so many beautiful fabrics on
> clearance! I look through patterns, but sometimes easy doesn't really
> mean
> easy, and probably some of the ones NOT marked easy could actually work
> just
> fine.
what body type do you have? that will determine what looks good on you, not
"trends".
.
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