Susie's Home Ec
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The perils of the home-sewn gift.
From the column Susie's Home Ec
by Susie Bright
Stitch N Bitch: The Knitters Handbook by Debbie Stoller
Elkabee! Fabric Paradise: More cotton and flannel prints than you can shake a stick at.
Simple Free Pillowcase Pattern and Sewing Instructions
The No-Sew Blanket Pattern. If you can use a scissors, you can make it.
The Butterick Crown Pattern, number B5161. Seven different crowns could make a lot of people very happy.
Long Fingerless Gloves for Stretchy Fabrics, McCalls M5136.
Free Glove, Mitten, Wrist Warmer, and Gauntlet Patterns.
KwikSew Patterns
- Cozy Fleece Bathrobe. The Misses' Robes look great on guys, too. They sew up fast on a serger. KwikSew Pattern 3264.
- Super Easy Kimono Robe. KwikSew Pattern 3177.
- Classic Pajamas. Just like in "It Happened One Night" with Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable. Kwiksew Pattern 2811.
- The Best Nightshirt. KwikSew Pattern 2650.
- Best Quick Romper. KwikSew Pattern 3035.
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