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Sewing

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Great Sewing Websites

Sewchristine
	A site that covers most sewing subjects including bag, purse, clutch and tote making. Also knitting, quilting and embroidery. http://sewchristine.blogspot.com (Clicks: 55; Link added: Feb 26, 2008) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Sewing Crafty Tip For patterns that get multiple use, iron the patten pieces and then back with iron-on interfacing (eg. Vilene) for a longer life.

belle and burger
	Visit with one seamstress as she shares a bit of herself and her work. Be inspired by her latest items for sale and explore the great sewing tutorials where she turns fabric scraps into art. http://belleandburger.blogspot.com (Clicks: 19; Link added: Oct 12, 2009) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Sewing Crafty Tip When ironing a project that has layers of appliqued fabric, use a lift and press motion rather than a gliding motion otherwise you might lift up and crease the edges of your appliques.

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