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Make a Dress from a Vintage Tablecloth!
DescriptionMy Serging Course and my Beginners’ Sewing Course are here! To register, come into my free online sewing community: skool.com/catherinessewingroom/about and click on Classroom. Don't let people eat off that beautiful old tablecloth! Make a treasured dress instead, so that it actually gets out of the linen closet and More
My Serging Course and my Beginners’ Sewing Course are here! To register, come into my free online sewing community: skool.com/catherinessewingroom/about and click on Classroom.
Don't let people eat off that beautiful old tablecloth! Make a treasured dress instead, so that it actually gets out of the linen closet and enjoyed! I bought a vintage embroidered tablecloth and used my sloper to create a princess seam dress, flared with godets. It’s one of the prettiest things I’ve made in a long time and I’d love to show you how I did it! I made my sloper at patternlab.london
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