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Lizzie W
I bought 3 patterns from MBJM (Purps' recommendation). Dress/tunic, trousers, hoody.

Need fabric *rubs hands*
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panad
The patterns I've got of hers are great Lizzie: layered pdfs, clear instructions and great fit - enjoy!
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Wine Legs
Yes, I've got lots of MBJM patterns too. I really like them.
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Purps
Made a few bits and bobs. I love jersey fabric and my overlocker soooooooo much.



Jul 2020
9:25pm, 6 Jul 2020
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Rosehip
That skirt is ab fab, Purps :) star
Jul 2020
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Lizzie W
Super work, Purps!

Does anyone know where I can buy clear material for face mask windows, or what to search for? I've looked for "clear soft vinyl"
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Lizzie W
I think I need to know thickness/gauge
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sallykate
One pattern I saw said 4 gauge; 4, 6 and 8 could be considered lightweight (apparently - I'm no expert!)
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Lizzie W
Thank you!
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runnyeyes

Some advice.. if anyone can help.

First time making curtains.. and I have to sew this eyelet heading tape to the top. The lining fabric will be cut away.

Any suggestions how I keep the stiff plasticy heading tape in position? I can’t pin it.. too stiff.

I guess I need to get an extra needle as well?

It feels like a stiff canvas.

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