Sew-To-Fit LIVE!- VLOG *1- Mom's Cape Jacket, Pant, Studio Update and My New Cardigan

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Thanks again folks for being so patient with me as I update and migrate all my great sewing project information into my blog.  I know I have been behind on writing these updates.  I am currently trying to work out a good system of organizing all my fun updates and material to keep you posted on all the wonderful projects happing with me.  With that, I have decided to do regular "Project Chronicles" and "Video Logs" via my periscope.tv and youtube channel for you stay up-to-date.   Unfortunately, some of the information may seem "dated" and behind schedule.  Namely, I have yet to complete the video editing and migration for all of the September Wardrobe Challenge and the October Halloween CosPlay costumes I did for my family.
VLOG #1- Sewing for Mom, Pants & Cape Jacket, and Studio Update 11/4/2016
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  1. AlethiaNovember 11, 2016 at 8:37 PM

    I think you have the patience of Job to go through all of those pattern systems. I've heard of the Lutterloh system, but I"ve always shied away from it.

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