paul wheaton wrote:Maybe it has some requirements like "5 acres" and certain climate ranges. Of course, maybe rather than limiting it to oz, it could be rubber stamped to a bunch of other places that are bit hot and deserty - in which case, maybe it should be PED for "desert" instead of PEOz.
I guess I'm saying that if we can make PEA, surely there are other programs that could be a big generic also.
Nicole Alderman wrote:
I actually tried finding tutorials online, but I don't even know the right search terms to use to find the videos. Any resources or terms would be most appreciated ♥ Thank you!!!
Inge Leonora-den Ouden wrote:
Fabrics causing problems when ironing are often synthetics, or at least with synthetics mixed in.
Nicole Alderman wrote:
Phoenix Blackdove wrote:
- add a panel to a garment that's the right size in one area but too small in another, to make it fit (for example, add a panel in the bodice of a dress that's too small in the chest but fits fine from the waist down)
I would LOVE to know how to do this! I have a medieval gown I'd made in 9th grade, and it still fits everywhere except the bust (obviously, I didn't grow much taller, ha!). I would love to be able to wear it again. I even still have extra of the same fabric, but I don't know how to do it correctly.
r ranson wrote:I think it would be good to expand the repair list. A Lot!
Any ideas what else could go on it?
r ranson wrote:When I knit a lot, my time and motion study, put one simple, medium, adult, ribbed, sock at 2 hours actual knitting time.