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Thank you for this wonderful and thorough review! I want the pattern even more now. It looks great on you!

I have been scared to venture into structured pants because of sizing! Do you usually go off of finished garment sizing or body measurements? They are always so different from each other.

Black/white it's the work MimiG has put in. She's a person that has over came obstacles as well as anyone else.

See Happy is a newer channel that I'm really enjoying.

Enjoyed your presentation soo informative on the Butterick collection

I picked this pattern up today during the pattern sale, I'm just venturing into making pants. I really like the look of all views but I will be starting with view C. Thank you for your review it's always helpful when sewist take the time to review a pattern. Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for your review. My body shape is such that my waist (30 inches) puts me in a size 16. I only have the pattern range up to a size 14. You’ve assured me that the pattern runs large and I should be fine. Thanks for sharing. Pants are new to me.

Thanks for the RECs.

Gen X here. That Rugby Dress is gonna be DOPE!

So appreciate your review and tips. Watched as I’m taping my pattern together. Your version looks amazing on you!

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Thank you! Love some of these and will definitely check out the others. :)

It’s Kasey with Pattern Scout - love her!

Sewing Therapy is a great sewing channel 😊

❤❤❤ I follow most of these folks and I love learning about the new-to-me ppl! Lydia is in Canada and I have a few of her patterns including her KnowMe pattern. Also, how did you watch the GBSB? Please share!

I really enjoyed this podcast. I follow some of the podcasters that you mentioned and will be checking out the other ones that you mentioned.!! Your right, All if them inspire us to to sew . I will also check out your posts. Thanks for sharing this!!

Loved this! Thanks so much!

Loved hearing your thoughts on this pattern! It looks great on you, btw😉

It occurred to me that you could sharpen your old and new rotary blades with a sharpener. I recall purchasing mine at JoAnns. I dont remember how well it works because I usually use my Gingher scissors to do the majority of my cutting so my rotary blades do not dull quickly

I made that McCalls 2337 pattern for a pool/swimsuit cover-up years ago. I still have it. I made it out of super thick cotton terry.

Great review, thank you!

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Thanks for the update.

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Love your top and your hair!

Thanks for sharing your review I'll add this one to my list for the next sale

I really like this as a dress. I agree about taking in the waist somehow. I really like that zipper seam!

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Your version turned out super chic! Thanks for sharing your review. I love the zipper detail.

I love these videos. I keep a running list on my phone of patterns that will eventually go on sale at Joanns. I just went today and bought 8 McCalls patterns I had on my list. I am very happy with my purchases because I kept it targeted. There are some gems in the back of the drawers for sure.

Could also look for tracing paper at a local art supply store or i bought my roll off a tattoo supply shop lol my husband uses tracing paper to paint flash so i got us a big roll for like $17, not the widest roll but its worked for all the patterns I’ve traced so far!

For inexpensive tracing paper, I like to use white (gift wrap) tissue paper from the dollar store

Thanks for brining those Arenite trousers to my attention , defo gonna give them a shot, great video xx

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Thanks for sharing the details as you move through this self imposed challenge…few hobbies are really cheap anymore. Sigh. For tracing paper, or rather, to copy patterns, I have used wrapping paper from the dollar store…wouldn’t allow you to see to copy one of your vintage patterns, but might provide some backup. When I’ve gone through some leaner times, I moved back to cutting with my sewing shears. Takes a little longer, but mush cheaper. And have you read about rotary blade sharpeners? That might get you a little more mileage out of your blades. Best wishes! Chris in FL

I like this. I'm going thru my Vouge patterns to find what I overlooked.

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I think it is doable. That sucks about the carpet blades though. Maybe they will work for paper cutting.

You have some great plans. I can see that goal of stretching the $50 especially if you have all the fabrics for your Make 9. I hope you can fit in 30 minutes or so here and there for your plans.

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Madam Sew has 5 rotary blades for $11.99 right now and I love their blades. I love this challenge. I honestly need to buy nothing to do this!

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If you are really trying g to save money this year....do what our ancestors did. Depression era tip...which ends up being weirdly 21st century sustainable. My grandmother, a trained seamstress, when she would make clothing for her children would draft everything out on newspaper. After she passed away, I found only o e of them that hadn't been thrown out. On it is the ad for a movie...It Happened One Night. Nb. If you do this, newspaper should be at least 3 months old to let ink fully dry. I get the parts of Sunday paper from my father who sabes them for !e.

Really cute patterns for your make 9. Those belts on 7018 are gorgeous. Can’t wait to see them. The $50 challenge sounds fun. I’m sort of on a no buy until March. Savings up to finally get to SR Harris and Fine fabrics in March. Plus I have a bed full of projects I am committed to either start or finish before I buy anymore patterns. Looking for to your upcoming projects.

I have had that Vogue jumpsuit in my stash as soon as it came out. I haven’t made it either.😜 I’m not sure what fabric to use, but I’m thinking of getting a suiting.