Sewing and DIY fashion

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Keska: Jan 29, 2007; Persistent Lurker

I've used their brocade in costuming before - that stuff just pulls threads, snags, and pills up super easy. If you throw it in the washing machine it will be a sad mess in no time, but I don't see any reason you couldn't carefully hand-wash it.

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Keska: Jan 29, 2007; Persistent Lurker

Can you show some pictures that are a good example of what you mean by "masculine?" Hoodies are generally men's clothes, so I tend to think of them as masculine to begin with.

# ¿ May 17, 2014 02:39

Keska: Jan 29, 2007; Persistent Lurker

Oh, and I thought I would make the same offer over here that I did in the plushie thread:

Keska posted:

Okay! Who wants to be a pattern tester? I have the instructions written and the pattern vectored for my Scraps Cat pattern. If you want to test it, drop me a PM with an email address I can send the PDF to. What I need from you are any corrections or suggestions on the instructions or the pattern itself, and if at all possible, a picture of your finished cat!

It was this pattern:

If you can't be bothered with all that nonsense, I'll post a discount code for goons once it's ready to sell.

# ¿ May 17, 2014 02:41

Keska: Jan 29, 2007; Persistent Lurker

Try looking it up on sewing.patternreview.com/ or Google the name of the pattern to see if you can find anyone else who has made it.

# ¿ Jun 14, 2014 15:59

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