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Second Life for a Suit [pictorial]
satorstyle
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Can I say friggin awesome! She has a natural talent.
HORNS
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Thank you for the kind words. The machine:Originally Posted by NOBD
You might want to read this topic on The Cutter and Tailor:
http://www.cutterandtailor.com/forum...?showtopic=223
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by NOBD
Wow
Wow! You need to start up a shop on Etsy and start making money on these things! That is talent.Originally Posted by cougarlicious
My wife walked in while I was viewing this thread and wants to be a customer. Please warn me before you open up a shop on Etsy so that I can try to block access to it!
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Just chiming in to say this is fantastic.Originally Posted by ohm
Thank you for chiming in.
NOBD,Originally Posted by ajv
This is a sick thread that I'll never show my daughter, or i could be in trouble or you having to adopt her.............
Er... Then please don't show it to her, although I am sure she is lovely.
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I will say that is shows a great deal of talent as a tailor to take a suit and turn it into a diffrent garment, on the otherhand it sickens me to see someone take such a fine peice of tailored clothing and butcher it while chaning the sex of the garment at the same time.
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awesome thread(s) NOBD!
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I will say that is shows a great deal of talent as a tailor to take a suit and turn it into a diffrent garment, on the otherhand it sickens me to see someone take such a fine peice of tailored clothing and butcher it while chaning the sex of the garment at the same time.Originally Posted by bowtielover
Did you see the fusing in that fine piece of tailored clothing (first few pictures)? It was practically glued together. I saw that when I removed a small piece of lining (in that stadium, in a nice and clean way, stitch per stitch), and after that I increased the tempo a bit. Besides that, it was about eight years old and I hadn't worn it the last six years or so.
awesome thread(s) NOBD!Originally Posted by Toiletduck
Thanks!
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I will say that is shows a great deal of talent as a tailor to take a suit and turn it into a diffrent garment, on the otherhand it sickens me to see someone take such a fine peice of tailored clothing and butcher it while chaning the sex of the garment at the same time.Originally Posted by bowtielover
If theres any spare fabric perhaps his girlfriend could make a bowtie out of it
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