There is a lady named Shelly At tanforan JCP salon in San bruno/south san francisco. She is really sweet and great at styles. When i have the extra money and something coming up, she is the first person i go to. Very much love her.
Thank you Lady Day and i do believe you. I just get really annoyed that i can't find or afford certain things in my size and i get all "Grrrr, ill figure a way to make it myself then!"... then i realize i need to LEARN to make it. :eusa_doh:
Thank you so much for hte artical and i was wondering if it would be as simple as adding a little extra room or even maybe gusset to allow extra room in the waist area.
Kimikat- thank you sooo much for responding. I just found your blog this morning and had been looking over it all day at work. :whistling
A question about the bust area- is the upper bust the area i need to look out for ALL patterns or just Vintage patters (60's and older maybe?) I am a C...
sorry if its been asked before but
for someone with very beginners skill in sewing, how crazy would it be to try and size up a pattern and how close do i need the orginal pattern to be?
im a 46ish bust
41 waist
47ish hip
Just wondering if anyone had any personal reviews about the 9357 Rago, is it more for looks or does it actually have support? Run true to size, have alot of streach? ect ect. thanks ladies
Hey ladies, im looking to learn how to sew, im very new. Just a quick question if you dont mind- when it comes to buying patterns so i look for sizes in my natural measuments or do i look for sizes in measurments with a girdle on? Thank you so much and i am loving all the older posts iv been...
iv been preparing myself a major cut back this year so iv been knitting like made trying to come up with some soft warm things for loved ones. Even gon the extra step as to start spinning my own fiber into yarn to knit into thing. They may be small and simple but i for sure put my heart into it.
i got those same shoes, sorry they didnt feel right on you. of the other styles that where out at the time these where the only pair that felt comfy on me. But to be fair i haven't worn them out in public yet.
I wrote my grandmother asking what women wore during the colder months during the 40's and 50's and how in fashion where pants and what they looked like.. her responce :
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For a smooth body – I prefer spandex blends. (lighter/less structured/no boning). Usually find them on ebay – not real...
I recently put my self in a 5 year plan to get my life together to open up a little store that themed to 30-60's fashion. Something similar you might see on the web but an actual walk in store front with *hopes* of a three or four chair salon in the back and maybe even a little photo studio to...
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