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Second Life for a Suit [pictorial]
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+1Originally Posted by bigbris1
Thanks A. and bigbris.
Superb. Simply superb. Easily my favourite thread on the board at the moment.Originally Posted by Holdfast
Makes me (almost) want to have children. Then common sense kicks in. But still, these pics make it more tempting than I would have thought possible!
Thank you, Holdfast. Common sense is an overestimated phenomenon*. (Well, sometimes it is.)
I know it isn't exactly space technology, but that setting on the sewing machine is remarkable!Originally Posted by Ich_Dien
I think most modern machines have this setting, but I'm not sure.
I love it. Thanks so much for posting.Originally Posted by emptym
You're welcome and thank you.
Originally Posted by stmny
So sick!Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
I guess those are good things. Thank you.
ftfyOriginally Posted by ThinkDerm
*) Daughters are great.
you're a mack daddy soprano.Originally Posted by mob
i wish i could do something like that.
I am not sure what a mack daddy soprano is, but it sounds good.
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wow.... this is unbelievable, i have a little one on the way, and im def thinking about going to get a sewing machine now....
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Wow! You need to start up a shop on Etsy and start making money on these things! That is talent.
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wow! almost missed this thread... snarks aside this has got to be up there amongst the quality threads, which we lack nowadays here... thanks for this NOBD, gives me a great idea on what to do with all my old shirts and jackets.Originally Posted by acidicboy
EXACTLY what I was thinking as well. To the OP, wonderful job and a great show of graciousness for sharing your work with us. What kind of sewing machine do you have? I've been shopping for sewing machines recently and arranging for sewing classes as well. Now you have seriously inspired me!
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wow.... this is unbelievable, i have a little one on the way, and im def thinking about going to get a sewing machine now....Originally Posted by armorarmylt
Congratulations.
Wow! You need to start up a shop on Etsy and start making money on these things! That is talent.Originally Posted by cougarlicious
Well, she has an interesting fulltime job, so I think it will stay limited to small family projects. But thank you.
EXACTLY what I was thinking as well. To the OP, wonderful job and a great show of graciousness for sharing your work with us.Originally Posted by HORNS
What kind of sewing machine do you have? I've been shopping for sewing machines recently and arranging for sewing classes as well. Now you have seriously inspired me!
Thank you for the kind words. The machine:
I really don't know how it compares to other machines. We just went to a sewing machine store and asked for advice.
You might want to read this topic on The Cutter and Tailor:
http://www.cutterandtailor.com/forum...?showtopic=223
Thank you for sharing such a nice and wonderful story.Originally Posted by A.K.A.
My pleasure.
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Now for something simpler, and no machine
Preparations for Three Pocket Squares
A very complicated pattern:
PS#1: White/beige linen
PS#2: Lightblue puppytooth cotton
PS#3: Purple/white cotton (see lining of 'Zegna coat')
These will take some time, since yet another project will go first from now.
Preparations for Three Pocket Squares
A very complicated pattern:
PS#1: White/beige linen
PS#2: Lightblue puppytooth cotton
PS#3: Purple/white cotton (see lining of 'Zegna coat')
These will take some time, since yet another project will go first from now.
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