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Subject: What type of tulle are the BNDM using? It definitely doesn't seem to be the standard stuff. Polyester net? Nylon net?


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sewing mom
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Date Posted: Tuesday, May 21, 06:53:30pm


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Subject: Industrial machine opinions


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looking for used
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Date Posted: Monday, May 20, 11:31:27pm

Hello ladies,

I have found a singer U20 Industrial machine with a zig zag stitch on a local for sale site. Any opinions on this machine? I've seen it mentioned a few times on here and I'm looking for a reliable, heavy duty machine. Asking price $500.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

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Subject: Just for fun...


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IDDM
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Date Posted: Tuesday, May 14, 08:19:12pm

Board has been quiet lately so just for fun...
What machines do you have at home?
What do you love/hate about them?
What sewing/crafty hobbies do you do other than ID dressmaking?

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Subject: Does anyone have any links to a source for Twinkle Satin??


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thanks!
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Date Posted: Sunday, May 05, 12:23:54pm


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Subject: Is there a vendor board somewhere? Or did I just imagine that there was at one time?


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BJ
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Date Posted: Saturday, May 04, 06:46:25pm


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Subject: Hi. Can anyone recommend a waistcoat/vest pattern for boys that does not have any darts in the front? I have been asked to make a side opening vest with very heavy embroidery on the front, Thanks


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cm
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Date Posted: Friday, May 03, 09:47:46am


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Subject: box pleated skirt - tearing my hair out trying to do a box pleat skirt. I know I am doing something really stupid but I can't find it! Can anyone help how deep the pleats are and how to measure how much you need? I'm soooooooo frustrated at the minute!


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DM
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Date Posted: Thursday, May 02, 11:44:42am


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Subject: Side pleats


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Ina
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Date Posted: Thursday, May 02, 12:07:50am

Have heard bndm don't put side pleats in dresses anymore, is this wise? Does this work because skirts are short?

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Subject: What do you ladies think about the best way to finish the bottom edge of a gathered sequin fabric skirt? I don't really want to bind it with a satin band. Could I leave the cut edge and not finish it? It's sequins on mesh. Line it with lightweight fabric and let that seam be the hem? Serge it? Fold under a hem and hand stitch? It's dd's dress so I can please myself.


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Any ideas?
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Date Posted: Wednesday, May 01, 06:18:04pm


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Subject: What color crystals will pop against black velvet?


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Experienced sewer / novice blinger
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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 30, 03:45:42pm

I'm making a dress with a black velvet bodice and gold braid embellishments. What color crystals would you recommend for the other design elements - I don't want to use clear or AB. I'm looking for a rich jewel tone effect, but I'm not sure what will show against the black velvet.

I'd be grateful for any and all suggestions or links to examples.

Thanks!

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Subject: What is the best way to clean a white velvet dress? Is there any way to clean it overall to get rid of the dinginess?


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Thx
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Date Posted: Monday, April 29, 01:54:14pm


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Subject: Need some help, dress friends. My daughter has a white twinkle satin dress lined with cotton. Although I have cleaned the armpits, aired them out etc I think I have yellowed it in the armpit area. I am not sure if the cotton is yellow or the satin. Any ideas on how I can get the yellowing out


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Much appreciated.
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Date Posted: Saturday, April 27, 09:13:15pm


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Subject: It appears at least one adjudicator is taking the dress length rule seriously, he gave my daughter a violation at the last feis we attended (it goes to the TC, who then contacted me). I'll have to add "something" to the hem of her skirt until I get around to making her a new one. Just thought you'd be interested to know.


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:)
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Date Posted: Wednesday, April 24, 07:25:28pm


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Subject: Fabric search. I'm looking for this sequined fabric. Fabrics World used to carry it but no longer does. I'm looking for a US supplier.


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Link inside-TY
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Date Posted: Sunday, April 21, 10:37:44am

https://www.facebook.com/ShaunaShiels#!/photo.php?fbid=10152678056960447&set=pb.377592835446.-2207520000.1366558554.&type=3&theater

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Subject: Starting from the very bottom


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Date Posted: Sunday, April 21, 08:05:43am

Hi
I am wanting to start making basic dancing dresses but I need advice on how to do it.
I don't own a sewing machine i dont know how to use one I dont know what I need to start off, I am literally starting from the bottom!
I have read posts on here but I honestly don't have a clue on how to do any of that stuff!

If anyone would be kind enough to give me advice on how I go about this, please do!

Thanks!

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Subject: out of curiosity--what sewing machine brand and model number do you all like best? One that doesn't drop the bobbin thread....


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sndm
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Date Posted: Saturday, April 20, 05:02:35pm


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Subject: Hello, I'm putting together a sequined dress. I'm about to attach the bodice and skirt. The neddle is going through the fabric but not cathcing the bobbin thread to bring it back through. Does anyone have any suggestions?


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Please HELP!!! :(
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Date Posted: Thursday, April 18, 10:19:18am


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Subject: I am getting a canary yellow dress. What colour diamantes would you recommend? From looking at the colour chart I'm thinking citrine would be best? Any advice will be greatly appreciated!


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Thanks in advance!
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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 16, 08:57:38pm


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Subject: Sequined applique


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Ina
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Date Posted: Monday, April 15, 05:30:50pm

Sequined appliqués should guide satin stitch by hand, or digitize and try embroidery machine, not used sequins for years and made a dress since last year, should I make patches or straight onto bodice and sleeves?
Thanks so much,

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Subject: Gold/yellow Swarovski stone for best sparkle?


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Thanks!
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Date Posted: Sunday, April 14, 01:29:27pm

I'm about to stone a dress that has no white in it. I tried crystal Swarovski stones (because they have the best sparkle), but somehow it doesn't work > I need a yellow or gold hue. What colour will give the best sparkle? Crystal Lemon, Topaz, and sunflower look promising, but I can use all the help I can get.

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Subject: Custom dress miscommunication?


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Frustrated
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Date Posted: Friday, April 12, 10:24:10am

Question for experienced dressmakers:

If I send out an inquiry and hire a dressmaker based on designs thy have done, send them numerous examples of styles and fabrics that I would like my design to be based off of, do you draw up new options based in that style, or do you just pull a random variety out of your sketch book for me to goose from?

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Subject: Vilene


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Thank you.
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Date Posted: Thursday, April 11, 11:00:03am

A while ago someone posted a message about vilene from Freudenberg in US and was willing to sell few yards. I would love to buy 5 yards if still available.

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Subject: I have this fit issue regularly. I am not knocking this beautiful dress, If I could make one half as nice I would be over the moon! I understand this is an OTR and the dress is being modelled, but I have the fit issue across the front chest quite often. I am sure it's not cut too small, so why is it pulling? Any advice would be very much appreciated, this is the bain of my life at the moment, and cannot see where I am going wrong, to my eye it looks too big, but if so, it wouldn't pull..


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sdm
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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 09, 08:58:26am

http://www.dance.net/topic/10095488/1/Dresses-Costumes/Spectacular-current-OTR-dress-aquamarine-oblong-sequins-white-twinkle-satin-loaded-w-Swavorski.html&replies=0

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Subject: boys ties. Can anyone enlighten me how to make one of the thicker/ruffly ties. It looks like a normal one but quite full and kind of wrinkly. (Sorry for the explanation but I'm not sure!)


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DM
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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 09, 05:18:16am


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Subject: Still desperately seeking the material on this skirt. :-( Any help would be fantastic.


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OP
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Date Posted: Sunday, April 07, 08:57:53pm

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151089408233599&set=o.46957326505&type=3&theater

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Subject: Black velvet?


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Date Posted: Sunday, April 07, 05:35:00pm

Does anyone have a recommendation for lightweight black velvet, that still looks nice and black? I typically use the micro velvet from Joann's, and while I love it the dancer is looking for an entirely velvet dress and I am hoping to find something a bit lighter. Should I look at silk velvet? Any other suggestions?

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Subject: I need to vent, ladies! When does this get easier? I had told myself that by the time I'd made 50 dresses, I would be fully competent and know everything I needed to know about Irish Dance dressmaking. Well I've passed the 50 mark and I'm headed toward 60, and I'm still making stupid mistakes and spending hours taking something things apart and putting them back together differently. Can anyone empathize? Thank goodness it's Friday!


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sndm
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Date Posted: Friday, April 05, 05:24:21pm


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Subject: After reading a post below (March 10) about dgitizing software, I've realized that I too, am not using my Bernina V6 to it's fullest potential.


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thank you in advance.
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Date Posted: Thursday, April 04, 09:58:25am

Currently to transport my design to the software, I'm drawing a life size version of my design, marking a 2 inch reference point, taking a picture of the full design, importing it to my software then expanding the picture till the 2 inch reference point measures up with my grid lines.

I'm not using the built in Corel page included in the software and I think I could be using my time more efficiently if I was. I'm on the hunt for a few helpful tutorials that are somewhat more specific to our line of work than just creating regular embroidery for cushions etc. I realize I'm not using the software to it's fullest potential.

Not looking for all the answers here, but maybe one or two of you have found helpful tutorials for Corel within V6. Obviously our dresses are much larger than a drawing tablet, but is it possible to use one of these when using this software?

Again, not looking for people to give up info they've worked hard to find. I have no problem searching around too, just hoping that a few of you may have found helpful sites that you don't mind sharing.

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Subject: Anyone have a source for yellow sequins?


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MJ
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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 02, 10:43:31am


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Subject: Opinions needed please. At what chest measurement do you feel it necessary to add angle darts at the side of the bust? 30", 32", 34"? Keep in mind front darts are already in place. Thank you for any information provided.


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Thank you
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Date Posted: Monday, April 01, 01:42:37pm


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Subject: Please help!


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Please and thank you!
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Date Posted: Monday, April 01, 11:08:05am

Does anyone have a little of this gold sequin material left over from Spandex World? I started a dress and don't have quite enough. Spandex World is out of stock, so I tried ordering from another vendor, but it was not the same color. I only need about 20 inches by 15 inches.
http://spandexworld.com/c3/catalog/product/5306
Alternatively if anyone knows of a vendor that has the exact same fabric as the Spandex World fabric, I would love to know that as well.

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Subject: How do you get the shape for a yolk for a skirt - I have a little experience of making deress but want to try the firtst on with a yolk and sequence material. I was planning on using double thickiness pellon but what is the basic shape and how wide is best. DD is 5 foot tall also do you stich lining to the yolk or make a pocket for to pop it in? do you stich the yolk to the bodice or connect with material between - thanks


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newbie trying hard to save money
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Date Posted: Monday, April 01, 07:51:48am


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Subject: Dress Raffle


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Pat
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Date Posted: Wednesday, March 27, 02:36:08pm

Ladies,

I am not sure where to start, but I figured you are always so helpful. My name is Pat and I am one of the Co Chairs for the NAIDF Nationals, which will be held on July 20 & July 21 at Stockton College in New Jersey.

I am looking for someone who can donate a Irish Dance dress for a raffle. If you are interested, please contact me for further information.

Pat

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Subject: Lining stretchy fabric


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Flabbergasted
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Date Posted: Wednesday, March 27, 11:16:37am

Bless this board for being here!

With you lovely ladies help, I made a cute little dress about two years ago. The bodice was a stretch velvet that I simply fused to a cotton lining to make it workable since I didn't need the stretch.
Now I am in making one for little sister, and I have a novice question.
I found a really fun stretchy dancewear/swimwear Lycra glittery fabric that I want to use it for part of the bodice and the skirt. I want the fabric to have some body to it to give it a better shape and durability, But I'm not sure my fuse to Cotton will do the trick on this one. Do I fuse the pieces to a stretchy cotton jersey?
Will do fusible web give if the pieces stretch too much?

Thank you for any insight on how to use stretchy fabrics.

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Subject: new skirts


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dressmaker
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Date Posted: Tuesday, March 26, 05:57:14am

what are the new tutu type skirts made of NET? ORGANZA? CHIFFON? any help would be appreciated as I'm looking to change skirt on dress and those ones look lovely. Also, are the front of skirts offset to the front still? Havn't made anything in years but have been asked to again!
All the bodices seem to be very low and sewed in an open curved downwards 'v' (which I can't seem to get! mental block!) My bodices used to go down in a 'v' but more like an open pair of wings, curved upwards 'v' so the angle was straight by the time it met the side seam of the bodice. Sorry, this sounds confusing but any help would be much appreciated on any of the points so I can help a friend. Thanks. :)

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Subject: Hello I'm searching for a fabric. It's the fabric on skirt. Any help would


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be great-link inside.
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Date Posted: Monday, March 25, 08:17:29pm

http://m.facebook.com/eiredesigns?id=46957326505&_rdr#!/photo.php?fbid=10151089408233599&id=535658598&set=o.46957326505&__user=100000266234129

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Subject: which fabric aren't allowed in usa by customs dd dress is stck there and they are asking the dress fabrics ? i'm no dressmaker and it doesn't come with a list of fabric used ?


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mum
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Date Posted: Monday, March 25, 01:10:31pm


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Subject: TC has recommend that we get a new skirt for dd's dress. Anyone have any experience with this?


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SR Mom
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Date Posted: Monday, March 25, 10:17:16am

I'm not sure how to go about this.

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Subject: School Dress


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Patty Watson
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Date Posted: Saturday, March 23, 10:43:17am

My daughter school cannot find anyone to make our dresses. She has outgrown the dress she has so would like to get someone to copy her existing dress just making it bigger. Can anyone help me identify someone willing to make her school dress? Please reach me at pawatson5@yahoo.com. Thank you!

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Subject: For your consideration


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Click here for email
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Date Posted: Friday, March 22, 08:22:36am

http://www.dance.net/topic/10088888/1/Accessories/Half-Gross-Black-Diamond-Swarovski-Crystals-size-ss30-LESS-than-HALF-PRICE.html&replies=0

Contact me through dance.net or use the email attached to this post.

Thank you.

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Subject: Help please regarding white twinkle satin


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Thanks!
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Date Posted: Thursday, March 21, 05:38:26pm

I hope someone on this board will be able to help. The sleeves on my daughter's solo dress are made of white twinkle satin. The dress is always stored flat under her bed, and over time, the sleeve has developed a horizontal crease. I purchased a hand-held steamer, and my thought was to steam out the crease, and then, in the future, stuff the sleeves with paper towels or plain tissue to prevent it from happening in the future. But, I know some fabrics react differently to heat or steam. Do you think I'll be fine using the steamer? Anything I should consider (distance to keep steamer away from the fabric, etc.?). Many thanks for any advice you can give.

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Subject: How to get the flare of an irish dress skirt correct


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cindy
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Date Posted: Wednesday, March 20, 06:15:14pm

Hi everyone,
Need some urgent help - PLEEEEASE. I have a dressmaker doing our first solo dress for my daughter, and while she is multi talented with ballet, ballroom, formalwear, pageant costumes etc etc making, she has not done an irish dress before. Of course the question came to me about the skirt, and my newbie answer was 'i don't know'. LOL. So, could anyone tell me does the skirt start to flare out at the waistline, the hip bone, or the hip itself. And also does the skirt have to come out at a particular angle ie 45 degrees or anything. Didn't know if there were certain rules about the angle they come out at, or whether it was up to you.
Thanks so much all.

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Subject: My dd needs a new dress and we are considering getting a bolero type with sequins from below the bolero to the bottom on the skirt. (hope I explained that well) My question is are these dresses very heavy? My dd current dress is super light right and I'm worried that the sequined one will be too heavy.


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ecr mama
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Date Posted: Monday, March 18, 10:55:40pm


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Subject: Are there any good fabric shops in Boston


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Date Posted: Monday, March 18, 08:55:40pm


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Subject: Patterns for dress


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Wendy
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Date Posted: Saturday, March 16, 01:37:07pm

I am going to attempt to make a simple dress for my daughter with the help of a friend that knows more about sewing than I do. First, we are trying to find where we can purchase a pattern. Does anyone know or have one for sale?

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Subject: Does anyone have any tricks for embroidering on team jackets made of the thick "yoga" material? I have a large embroidery machine, I've just never used this fabric. Figured I'd ask before I gave it a go.


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Thanks in advance for any advice:)
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Date Posted: Wednesday, March 13, 06:39:56pm


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Subject: Old solo dresses


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Maria
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Date Posted: Monday, March 11, 07:16:56pm

I've got two solo dresses that are quite old and outdated now, one a green velvet made in 1997 or so and the other a black raw silk in 2001 or so. They're so outdated I don't think anyone would wear them to compete in, but I was wondering if anyone knew of dressmakers or other artists who might be interested in reusing the fabric or the embroidery and applique designs? I can get you pictures on request.
Thanks!

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Subject: So what's the latest trend for bling? I already put great big pear-shaped crystals on the belt and around neckline of a new dress I'm finishing for DD. I also placed large round crystals on the applique. Should I outline the applique with small crystals? How small? I don't want the design to look unbalanced, but don't want to outline in something too large, either.


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DD is in PC. Thanks!
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Date Posted: Sunday, March 10, 08:49:43pm


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Subject: What is the best combo for design to embroidery software?


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sndm
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Date Posted: Sunday, March 10, 10:02:29am

I have a Toyota 9100 and I use a cheap animae software to design a dress that I save as a .jpeg to send to customers. I then draw the design on paper for the real size pattern, scan it into my computer, size it, import it into Forte, size it again, and use that image to digitize the design. I find the satin stitch in Forte to be incredibly tedious. I'm wondering if anyone has a 'better/faster' way to get to the digitized design?

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Subject: Airbrush Spray Tan


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Date Posted: Thursday, March 07, 06:47:12pm

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Subject: Win a brand new ELEVATION dress by entering the Carson Kennedy Raffle 2013. Tickets only £10. Worth £1000. Enter via PayPal at the website -- open to all! Closing date march 17th


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http://carsonkennedy.wix.com/carsonkennedyfeis
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Date Posted: Tuesday, March 05, 08:58:20am


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Subject: In addition to SAS, are there any other good, independent fabric stores in the Phoenix, AZ area?


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Visiting in the near future and may as well shop!
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Date Posted: Thursday, February 28, 08:00:36am


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Subject: Bernina V6 software mishap


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stumped by this one....
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Date Posted: Tuesday, February 26, 08:22:47am

Just curious if anyone else has experienced this. After digitizing a design, making sure it was the proper "real life" size, when I put it in my machine it was about 2 inches bigger all over. Had digitized my first placement lines (I usually use the actual neckline) and for some strange reason the whole thing just went bigger than what was digitized. When I used the measurement tool to double check on the software those measurements were accurate and reflected my original sketch. Just stumped by this one. I'm re digitizing the whole design from scratch but just wondered if anyone has had a similar issue when using the V6 software with a large machine?

Thanks in advance for any input :)

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