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Girlfriend With A Sewing Machine

Don Carlos

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Originally Posted by Digmenow
Deets on the kettle?

That's an Alessi kettle. You can tell by the stopper and the handle, if not the general design of the kettle basin itself.
 

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Pics of the girl friend please...you can include pictures of the sewing machine too, if you'd like...
 

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My ladyfriend has a sewing machine as well and we both plan to learn how to use it this summer for alterations at minimum, and I'm actually hoping I can learn to make a shirt. Plenty of old ones laying around that I can reverse engineer
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I wonder whether the cost/availability of fabric makes that pursuit worthwhile, though.
 

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Originally Posted by Richard Pryor
What a ******* pessimistic individual. Everybody hates you here and nobody will take your advice. Go get a new username and start from scratch.

No thanks you sound perpetually angry
 

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Originally Posted by a tailor
go for it man. you are lucky having a coach, be nice to her. it just takes patience and lots of time.
be prepared to rip stitches and resew again and again, like i said patience.


^^this... On the first few pants/shirts I've done I probably ripped 3x as many stitches as I kept. So be careful. I have a hole in a pair of pants and in a shirt where I was trying to run the ripper down the length of the stitch and it got caught in the fabric giving me a hole.
 

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Originally Posted by Arrogant Bastard
That's an Alessi kettle. You can tell by the stopper and the handle, if not the general design of the kettle basin itself.
Somehow, I just knew I should have asked about the pot, instead.
 

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