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There was a project (I saw) to make a holder for plastic bags got from the shops/store where to find it? It was done in a light blue color with piping between the two fabrics
Andrea replied: 28 Feb 25 at 17:08
Here is the link. https://www.debbieshoresewing.com/sew-a-handy-plastic-bag-dispenser/
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I am looking for a easter project that Debbie Shore did on create and craft (a bunny bag). I can not find it on create and craft and am having difficulty finding any easter bunny type projects here. Can anyone help me out? I can not find a template for the ears.
Kay replied: 28 Feb 25 at 19:27
Have to seen the beginners bunny laundry bag it might help you to have a look at that one
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Help please for a relatively novice, complete novice in the baby department. What cloth do you recommend for burp cloths? thank you
Laura replied: 28 Feb 25 at 10:41
I would use something like a double gauze fabric ..it is light but absorbent x Muslin and flannel or a light towelling would also work 😊
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Hello, I’ve bought the download for the stationary folder unfortunately I don’t understand some of the instructions, is there a video so that I can see how it is made? I’ve tried to ask but not getting any answer!
barb replied: 27 Feb 25 at 16:38
It is not anything related to this site. Have you emailed debbie shore sewing?
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I thought it was going to be the rabbit plush toy on Saturday and not the chicks
Laura replied: 27 Feb 25 at 16:11
The rabbit is the main project for March and the chick is just a quick make for the HYSC sew along at 4pm on Saturday.
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Is there a video tutorial for the bum bag up somewhere? I know the pattern itself is down but I vagely recall the video being accessible?
Amanda replied: 27 Feb 25 at 07:21
Ok, I'll do that right away!
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I know it’s on the blog page (under) am I being really dim … phew
Bernie replied: 24 Feb 25 at 22:23
Thank you found it know … x
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Hello, just for your information. If you are making the Quilt from Debbie’s book and printing off downloads for the quilt, remember to set your printer to 100% , my printer defaults to 92%, I had to reset it. There are also a few printing errors in the book but if you go to www.bookmarkedhub you will see a section to click on where they explain mistakes and put them right. I hope this is helpful to anyone making it. I have started it and really enjoying doing it.
Sherry replied: 26 Feb 25 at 18:03
Thank you Blodwen that’s very helpful indeed. I have gone through the book noting up the errors, but I’m at a loss as to what to do with the small heart template on page 171 which has just been circled. It looks too big? Maybe if and when I have a go at the block for week 26 ‘Small Flower 4’ it’ll become obvious. It’s a shame the book wasn’t properly proof read before being published - I’ve made a right mess of my book now. Anyway, thanks again Blodwen x
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Re: batwing dress. Struggling to lay out the pattern pieces on my fabric prior to cutting out. I have successfully stuck the pieces together and roughly separated the pieces. I am doing size 14 and trying to place the pieces on the lengthwise grain, but the fold line is not long enough to place each piece on the fold. How do I solve this please? Do I need to use the crosswise grain instead? Or do I need to re-fold the fabric between cuts? Thank you!
TINA replied: 9 Mar 25 at 02:51
Hi Viv I have made three batwing dresses. I am a size 12/14. Up to this size you fold your fabric lengthways into the the middle which will create two folding areas either side on which to lay your pattern pieces. Debbie explains that beyond this size you will require more fabric to allow for a different layout using the one longer fold whereby you would lay your pattern pieces one above the other. I hope this makes sense and helps with your query.
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I made this bag a while back and would like to make another, but I can’t find the tutorial. Help please. You join strips of fabric, then cut it and join again, but in what way I can’t remember. Thank you
Judy replied: 23 Feb 25 at 15:12
Hi Sherry, thank you this is great 😀. I would never has said it was that long ago! Definitely time to make another one x
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Help, fellow sewers. My sewing skills have have been all at sea this week. Went utterly and totally wrong on the bag I was making myself and even after trying to rescue have put the magnetic clasps on the wrong side leaving marks/holes where fitted and the fabric frays. Will a bit of glue help do you think and if I find something to cover the spots marked.
Brenda replied: 23 Feb 25 at 15:36
Hi Mel thank you for that info will look for some. The label idea is good will have a think and see what can come up with. Many thanks.
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I've downloaded the cathedral window place mat but I've got no steps with it I've done it twice now and get the same
barb replied: 18 Feb 25 at 14:11
there are no steps. Its an extra project which is a short video. The 'steps' are as below. This placemat might be my speediest 'quick make' yet! Just follow along with the video above – you'll be able to make this in 10 minutes or less!
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What is the new discount password please
Jacqui replied: 18 Feb 25 at 19:28
Thankyou barb,i have found it. ..
