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Monday, February 4, 2008
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Thank you for each and every comment. I appreciate them all, but I have to be honest and let you know that I'm usually bad about answering questions. I hope you understand that there just isn't enough time in the day to do everything I want to do.
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I LOVE the Jeans!!! You are such an inspiration. Now I want to make myself some jeans. First steps are to create a pattern for myself and then find some useable denim "muslin".
ReplyDeleteThe zipper tutorial is great. Now I have to ask the dorkiest question. Did you make a pair of jeans using the green zipper or is that just for the tutorial??? And I love, love the pocket fabric.
Debbie, THANK YOU! Sorry, didn't mean to yell, but I'm so excited. Step 6 is exactly what I needed. How simple it is, but yet I hadn't a clue how you got that stitching done so perfectly. Did I say, thank you.
ReplyDelete~Sherril~
Great tutorial! Thanks, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteThanks. That's great. Love your tutorials.
ReplyDeleteYou are the bomb! This looks a bazillion times easier than the way I've been doing it. Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Debbie.
ReplyDeleteThe existence of a "stitch in the ditch" foot explains a lot about my poor stitching in ditches. I'll have to get one!
ReplyDeleteI have a question about your zippers. I made two pairs of jeans with regular zippers, which both quickly tore out, and one pair with a jeans zipper, which held up. I looks as if you've used a regular zipper. Do you have any trouble with zippers tearing out? I wonder if my trouble was my installation method more than my zipper style.
Great, inspirational tutorial!
You are now assured a spot in heaven! As I've mentioned in my own blog, I need to be shown step by step instructions. I just don't interpret things correctly, but thanks to people like you there IS hope for people like me!
ReplyDeleteMost excellent tute! Thank you very much!
ReplyDeleteFabulous tutorial, Debbie. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJodi
Thanks so much for doing this! It looks so great, and although I do my fly fronts mostly like this, I haven't quite figured out how to do a fly shield or when to do that line of topstitching close to CF.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tutorial! I know that I bookmarked this for a reason. Thank you, Debbie! :)
ReplyDeleteRose