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clevermanka) wrote2004-09-01 08:13 am
Mr. Brown Suede Sweater
The autopsy photos.
Had a faboo time with a friend yesterday afternoon sipping drinkies on the back patio of The Replay. I'm trying to convince her to get on LJ. Her husband already did (sorta), so I'm hoping it's only a matter of time before she joins us.
Had a faboo time with a friend yesterday afternoon sipping drinkies on the back patio of The Replay. I'm trying to convince her to get on LJ. Her husband already did (sorta), so I'm hoping it's only a matter of time before she joins us.

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Looks like a long, useful life indeed.
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So...a toast to Mr. Brown Sweater!
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first I'd replace the buttons....Easy!
I'd take off the pockets-only at the torn side, then cover it with bias tape or ultra suede strips-cover that edge, restitch down. IF you could find matching yarn and make a braid to sew on that repaird edge-it would be so cute!!! but if not, you could leave it as is or add smaller matching buttons on THAT edge of the pockets, beads, or some other trim. For the worn spot-you could just color it in with a marker-same as they do at the shoe shop LOL. OR.....
Glam the entire thing up with rhinestones in brown or green..then I'd just cover that worn spot with a rhinestone!
just some thoughts!
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I've already spent 3 hours this evening working on bodice #2...half of that is rip-outs of course, since I'm still new to this bodice making business. Sigh!
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Priorities, my dear!
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whats up with the bodices??? I haven't made one in 15 years and am digging out a pattern to make-..whats being so problematic with them? (so I don't freak out when I one!)?
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Can't wait to see your pics!!!!
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I feel your pain. I have a Mr. Green Suede that will probably have to be put down at the end of this winter. It's a sad thing indeed.
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