If you think your laundry day bites, check out this video. Bernadette washes a dress like the Edwardian people would’ve done. By hand. Night before she makes the soap. Yeah! Makes the soap. Of course, she also had to remove any stains. This must be done with care. Next day! She has got to get …
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=-9JCOGLKJ1M&feature=share Stephanie was gifted four boxes of of patterns. The boxes topped out at about 80 lbs. Yeah! Keep in mind, as I am watching this video I am also working on this blog. Right off the bat she finds Career Barbie and M & M costumes. Then it hits her to organize this mess. …
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=P3o5lPEnZaI&feature=share I just came across Stephanie’s channel yesterday. She’s hilarious. I couldn’t stop watching her. In this video she is reviewing patterns she scored for free. Some of these patterns look familiar. More the styles do. The ruffles and puffy sleeves you could float a couple of minutes in the ocean if your plane crashed. …
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Look at this… 👀 https://pin.it/5BldBKQ This post has great ideas to repurpose old towels that have seen better days. I made the cleaning towels. I started out to make wash clothes. It was simple. Remove trim from bottom. Cut down to the size you want. Then sew (or serge) the edges so the cloth doesn’t …
Katelyn Hegedus shows how to set your serger up from scratch and she even sharesa hack that I can tell you works great for the loops. Needles, not so much. 😜 Katelyn takes you step by step through the process. She also has a page at Minerva.com. I don’t know much about this site but …
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