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IFAP CLUB...I Finished A
Project (IFAP)
Hey...now you can join the
IFAP (I Finished A Project) club! It cost nothing to join, just send
us in a photo of your supplies all gathered together, and then a photo of
the finished project!!! Come on...how many of us will admit we
have many UFO (un finished objects) lying around the house? Whether it's a
quilt, jacket, or pillow,... finish it, and send us some photos. |
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Well, it was a wintry snowy
day and I was bored....So I made this adorable wrap-around top from deep
hunter green ultra suede fabric. From start to finish, including
pinning and cutting out, it took 5 hours. Notice in the pattern the
sleeves are flat regular set in sleeves. I added extra to the
sleeve top to make them "puffed" or "gathered" sleeves at the shoulder
seam. Cute huh?! |

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This fitted blazer was cut
out and made quickly. Eight darts were used on this blazer (6 in the
front and 2 in the back) to give the look of
Princess Seams. |

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Here's Heather pinning her
pattern for her baby doll pajamas. She used
French seams to finish this project.

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Remember to be part of
the IFAP Club,
you need to send us two photos; one of the supplies, or a photo showing
you working on your project like shown above, and two; a photo of the
finished project! |
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Sienna
gathered blue denim fabric, pink fur, thread, a pattern, and buttons to
make this adorable jacket. She used
Flat-Felled Seams for this project. Here's a photo of her hand sewing
the final steps of the project.

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Those who send in photos are
automatically part of the IFAP Club
and will receive and official IFAP Club Button!
So send in your photos today. |
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OUR "FALL TIME FOR SEWING"
HIGHLIGHTS |
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Make
an A+ Plaid Pleated Skirt for Back to School.
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Learn How You Can Make
PERFECT PLEATS, Just Like Shannon did! |
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Setting
the Table for Harvest Time |
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