Bellissimo lavoro .Complimenti.

Вы хоть видите, КАК это сшито? Без подворачивания, кое как. Все обтачки просто отрезаны с издание. Это называеься- был хороший свитер, надоел, сгондобила ещё одну фигню.

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Certo ben fatto, ma da professionista!

Bellissima, se lo sai fare! Io si.

Polli orea.talentiki kopela.evxaristo 👍👍👍

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She is amazing.

многочисленные попытки ЭКО завершились для Наташи благополучно появлением на свет такой чудесной малышки. Поклонники семьи Фриске желают маленькой принцессе

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Mira

No me gusta nada. 👎🏼

Эх шутки щ здесь

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Harikaaa

From an old sewer-- practice, practice, practice. The more you do the more you teach yourself. Example--You may find you want a cleaner finish on a blouse placket than the pattern calls for. You use your knowledge from another garment's finish to improve this garment. Look at how mfgrs finish the packets on their button-downs. Choose the finish that works for you. Gotta say these tip compilation videos right here on UKposts are loaded with very good advice and have taught this old sewer some new tricks! If you want a perfect zipper application (I hand baste usually) look it up on UKposts. Study different videos then pick a method. Didn't work for you? Try another method! I always aim for professional results on the outside and inside of anything that comes out of my sewing room. So I often modify pattern, instructions and the cutting out of the fabric to accommodate that. Once you know about grainlines, how to install a zipper, sew on a cuff, finish a packet and collar and conquer sleeves you can mix and match necklines, sleeves, closures on any pattern. Once you're ready, start drafting your own patterns right on the fabric. (I buy gift wrap on clearance if it has the 1" grid on the back to use for my own paper patterns. The grid is great!) You are now designing your own clothes. Hopefully, you had a lot of fun doing it! I know I did! Spent my childhood watching mom sew. I'm the last daughter out of 4 and the only sewer. Itook to it as soon as mom let me use her machine. I was 13. My big sisters would raid my closet when I was in high school and they needed something nice to wear to an event. They were 8, 10, and 13 years older than me and getting compliments on clothing I had designed and made for myself.

@@wendybutler1681 Hello there Ms. Butler, I've certainly enjoyed reading your post. I had so much fun reading as I went down memory land with you. You've got me thinking about creating my own patterns. I will definitely practice practice practice. Thank you so much for your post 😊 God bless you.

@Cheryl Simmons My pleasure! I have had a lot of enjoyment over the decades with my sewing machine and I like encouraging others to give it a try. Recently started helping a friend get to know her new machine and realized how much watching over mom's shoulder and asking good questions gave me a good head start. Mom was good--I was fearless with good instincts. And I loved it!

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Dios es quien nos da sabiduría bendiciones

Виртуоз!!!