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    Peplum tops are good as well.

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    http://www.sewdaily.com is another good site with free patterns. I stumbled on it a few weeks ago looking for a motorcycle jacket pattern.

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    Congrats!! I look forward to seeing pictures of your little cutie. (^_^)

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    Anybody here love Polyvore? If so, I'd like to check out your sets and follow you.

    Here's my profile:
    http://modestyfashions.polyvore.com/

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    Thanks a lot ladies. I'll have to look into that. I'll do some searching on hand sewing etc. I know I need to learn that stuff anyway. The sewing machine makes me lazy lol.

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    I'm looking to start incorporating a few couture sewing techniques into my projects. Anybody out there know of some (free) resources that'll teach me what I need to know.

    Thanks for reading and responding,
    Nikell - Mod.s.t Fashions

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    @Elizabeth W. you took the words out of my mouth! When I was in high school, they called me "Skittle" b/c that was all I ate. I love sour patch kids too.

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    Another good blog to check out is:
    mimigoodwin.blogspot.com
    Her tutorials are geared towards beginners. Her blog is also a style blog but she does sewing how-to's as a well.

    I post weekly how to's on my blog womantoanother.com. If you have any questions about sewing feel free to message me and I'll be happy to help you out (^_^)

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    Reply #9:

    Perhaps you could make a stationary set. Notebook covers, laptop bag, and even cover a couple of soup cans with the fabric to hold pencils and pens. I saw thishow-to a while back and it came to mind when I read this post...
    http://hisugarplum.blogspot.com/2010/08/crafty-cassie-souped-up-soup-cans.html

    Hope that helps (^_^)

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    I don't know how to post a photo to the board so I'll leave a link where our photo is located.

    http://womantoanother.com/about/

    This is me and my husband (^_^)

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    @monkeylibrium That's a great idea! I do a Fashion DIY every week on my blog http://womantoanother.com. You're more than welcome to do one of my projects. Let me know how it turns out and I'll post your finished project on my blog.

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    You're very welcome (^_^)

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    It would be nice if sites other than Youtube could be used. I use Videofy.me and would love to be able to upload my how-to videos from there.

    Thanks (^_^)

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    Ok...so...I'm definitely going to check out both of you ladies' blogs.

    @Laurenzoe, don't get discouraged if you don't have many followers yet. My blog is in it's 2nd year and my followers are just now starting to pick up. Just b/c people aren't following doesn't mean you don't have traffic. So keep at it. If you're interested, you could put your blog on Bloglovin'. It's a good way to get followers.

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    I just went over to check it out but it said it couldn't be found. Is it "The recycling rabbit"?

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