Learning to stitch ...... years later!

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these are neck designs only ?? should we cut the pointed linings ??

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and what to do with rest of the piece ??sorry for asking so many question i am a complete beginner :bummer:

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This might help :

http://www.jansewingsolutions.com/

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check now might help regards if u join the blog may be i ll act quickly as i check that evry day
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Did you take classes with that lady?

Am thinking of signing up but was wondering what they’re like..

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yeah i did and she's brilliant. you're thinking of taking classes with the same teacher or someone else?

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^Her.. but I haven't contacted her yet.. Been mulling over sewing lessons for ages now..

What sort of level were you at when you first started your lessons with her? I'm an absolute novice :( Did learn at school but only the basics and have forgotten most of it as well..

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very helpful plz continue

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i had no experience with sewing before joining her classes but within 2 weeks i was able to make a pillow cover as well as a pair of straight trousers.

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I was just about to post this, this women is the reason I can now sew all my own suits. The free videos on YT are good enough to learn to sew a salwar kameez but it is worth paying £10 to access all the videos on her website for a month.