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Re: Vintage & New Sewing Patterns for Sale
looking for butterick 4824. 1970s wrap sundress
pattern. |
Re: Vintage Patterns
Looking for butterick 4824. A 1970s wrap
sundress pattern. |
Re: Vintage & New Sewing Patterns for Sale
I am looking for Butterick #4824. It's a wrap
sundress published in the early 1970s.One was
sold in March on Wikia. Somehow I missed it.
I have been trying to find this pattern
for almost a year.
Joelquin |
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Adroit Professional FlightShears
These scissors sport titanium bonded blades that stay super sharp. The shears have a carabiner bow that keep them close when transitioning from cutting to another activity quickly.
http://www.trauma-shears.com |
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Re: Fabric Shears/Scissors Recommendation
Try a pair of Adroit FlightShears. The titanium blades are extra sharp and will cut through leather, wire, etc. They have the umph you need. The carabiner is extra handy also.
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Re: Babylock Sewing Machines
Hi,
We are located at 9129-115 on monroe road.
Our website is not working just yet,you can
also find us at Babylock.com |
Fabric Shears/Scissors Recommendation
Good afternoon, everyone!
I'm wondering if anybody could recommend a great pair of scissors/shears, which would be for someone that makes various garments and other fabric items. Some of the fabric is thick (i.e. chenille), so I'm looking for some "umph" along with reliability and a cutting edge that stays sharp and can be sharpened. Made in the USA is always a plus as well.
Any suggestions?
Thanks! |
Re: Babylock Sewing Machines
I'm in Matthews, where are you on Monroe? Do you have a website? |
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