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ok so I cut out pattern but having trouble with the gusset it says to cut one lining and one main fabric but it isn?t long enough do I cut two and sew together ?? Same with the pocket gusset as well it says cut two lining fabric but no?main fabric? Im quite new to sewing ? confused.com? Jo ?
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Beth replied: 22 Mar 19 at 13:44
Glad you sorted it out Jo. In fact when I made the satchel I didn't have enough material to cut the gusset in one strip - I had to cut two pieces and join them, so you can vary things a bit without altering the finished bag.
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I was going to make a dress in 150 wide fabric , on the paper pattern it said put to fold but on layout the fabric was not folded you have to turn over your pattern . Doing this you can not put all your peices on the fabric is there a way to do this .
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Debbie replied: 21 Mar 19 at 12:58
I think the easiest way is to fold the fabric as on the pattern, otherwise you'd have to cut a complete pattern by tracing it and place it on the unfolded fabric which could be quite time consuming! Any one else have any thoughts?
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do you use the same needles as your sewing machine in an overlocker
julie replied: 3 Mar 19 at 04:41
thankyou x
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Can someone direct me to a site that explains the different types of material? For example 'Cotton Lawn', 'Popplin' etc.
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Debbie replied: 1 Mar 19 at 14:18
Take a look at the live Facebook chats I did for the HYSC page, I covered fabric types in January...
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Any chance of getting a tutorial on making a travel document/ passport case? All this gorgeous weather is making me pine for a holiday & my current shop bought document case is on it?s last legs.
Debbie replied: 1 Mar 19 at 14:18
I'll mention this to the team, thanks for pointing it out!
