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from Threads October/November 2006 (#127)
Sheer Sewing: Let's Be Clear
Learn these simple tips to keep your sheers lightweight and see-through
by Fred Bloebaum

Light as air and nearly transparent fabrics require special care for sewing delicate seams and invisible hems. But these seams need to hold up to a night of dancing or a day at the park. Author, educator, and designer Fred Bloebaum shows the techniques for sewing baby fine seams, invisible facings, delicate buttonholes with support, and fine hem finishes.

Photos: Jack Deutsch (left; hair and makeup, Christie McCabe) and Scott Phillips (center and right)

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