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I had a lovely few hours @sew_in_the_city today teaching these 5 lovely eager students how to make the Derwent trousers from my book Beginner's Guide to Sewing with Knitted Fabrics. They were all super happy (and a few a bit surprised) that they were going home with comfortable, well-fitting trousers that they wanted to wear. Just some hems and elastic to finish, not bad for 4.5 hrs work! 👏👏👏Obviously my trip to @fabworksmillshop today yielded treasure ❤ top down: #heartofhuddersfield Pumpkin Wine Yorkshire Melton, Evening Mist Marled Melton, Thunderbridge Storm Marled Melton and Cross Hatch Sketch viscose/rayon lining. Their Heart of Huddersfield collection is a beautiful thing to behold. You really can't find that kind of quality wool, woven in Huddersfield at those prices anywhere else. I don't think they'll be around for long.......🍂🍁🍃 A/W sewing plans are go!!@songofthesewingmachine has 100% hit the early autumn sweetspot with this outfit featuring a dreamy #kindercardigan. Take a look at Josie's feed for more beautiful photos and details of how she made this super thrifty outfit ❤🧡💛👈 #destashsale in my stories right now and this is up for grabs along with a few other books and some top notch quality wool fabric......Facebook
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Bestselling Books!
In the midst of drafting patterns, making samples, writing instructions and drawing illustrations for book number 3 it’s heartening to see books number 1 and 2 doing so well; both in Amazon’s top 10 bestselling Dressmaking books!
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Posted in Sewing Help, Sustainable Sewing
Tagged Brighton, colour blocking, how to customise a t-shirt, how to make bias binding, learn to sew, leftover fabric, patch pockets, scrap fabric, sewing classes brighton, shop your stash, stash busing projects, stash busting, suffolk puffs, use your stash, Wendy Ward, yo-yo
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Beginner’s Guide to Making Skirts Blog Tour
Posted in Beginner's Guide to Making Skirts, Books by Wendy, My Reviews: Books
Tagged Beginner's Guide to Making Skirts, beginners guide to skirts, blog tour, Brighton, by hand london, Cico books, elisalex, fallowfield skirt, handmade jane, how to make a skirt, jane marland, kerry green, learn to sew, marilla walker, miy skirts, roehampton culottes, rusholme skirt, very kerry berry, Wendy Ward
