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Sewing and Dressmaking Forums
	This lively discussion boards provides a way to connect with like minded souls in the sewing, knitting and needlework communities. Our members represent the entire spectrum of familiarity with the craft - from seasoned industry professionals to complete newbies learning to make their first stitches. Come over and check out the broad range of topics where everyone will find something of interest and be sure to join our discussions today! http://www.sewgirls.com/ (Clicks: 14; Link added: Dec 11, 2007) Link Details \| Report Broken Link
Communities & Organizations Crafty Tip Sewing leather? it could be such a pain! Not every sewing machine can handle it and certainly not every thread. Specialized leather needles are not always helping, either. We recommend using just a new sharp needle (size 16 or 18) and set the stitch length to no more than 6 or 7 stitches per inch. As for the thread - plain old double strength polyester thread (such as Guttermann) should do just fine.

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