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9:24 pm
January 31, 2010
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Barney45
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Many thanks for the response all. its been helpful.
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5:14 am
January 25, 2010
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karla
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Hi:
Ann is right, Sandra's DVD, Copy Read To Wear will help you. The back cover reads as follows:
■Learn To Copy a Jacket From Your Closet Without Taking It Apart.
■Then Copy Your Favorite Pair of Pants!
You can see a short preview of it and purchase it on the site it is DVD number 4:
http://www.powersewing.com/boo…..dvds/dvds/
~Karla
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7:30 pm
January 10, 2010
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Anna Burns
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Hi Barney 45,
I wanted to do this some time ago. Sandra has a DVD out called something like, copy ready to wear. It explains how to pin all around the edges of the garment and use a technique like you would if you were brass rubbing to rub over with a pencil which gives you the lines required.
I dont know if its still available but it would be worth hunting for.
Anna
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1:51 am
January 10, 2010
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Barney45
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Hi. I have a beautiful top that i would like to copy. Has anyone every copied a top they made? If so what should i look out for? ie, how do i lay the front on the paper, then the back etc. its just i am having difficulty getting the exact front onto paper…. without unpicking the whole garment. How do i do it?
Will you be adding a patter cutting heading to your fourm here?
Many thanks all and happy sewing. 
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