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This week, we're shining the spotlight on the talented fashion designer, Delicious Sew!

We're so motivated by her dedication and zeal for growing her business on social media during the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite the challenges, she continued to create stunning garments and contents and share her passion with the world.

Delicious Sew's hard work and determination have paid off, and her business has flourished as a result. Her social media feeds are a testament to her creativity, showcasing beautiful designs, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and engaging stories.

Let's celebrate Delicious Sew's success and support her!

Follow Delicious Sew on social media (https://www.facebook.com/Delicioussews1?mibextid=ZbWKwL) and get ready to be inspired by her talent and entrepreneurial spirit!

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Pattern drafting or free hand drafting which one do you prefer and why?

Happy September, sewing friends!

New month, new beginnings! Let's kick off September with some motivation and a helpful tip:

Motivation: "Every stitch is a step closer to creating something beautiful. Keep sewing, and remember that every project is an opportunity to learn and grow!"

Tip: "Organize your sewing space by categorizing your fabrics by type, color, and project. This will save you time and reduce stress when starting a new project. Share your favorite sewing space organization tips in the comments below!

Let's make this month a productive and creative one! What's on your sewing agenda for September? Share your projects and goals with us!

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To calculate the radius of a flare skirt, you need to consider three things:

1. Your waist size (the measurement around your natural waistline)
2. How long you want the skirt to be
3. How flared (wide) you want the skirt to be at the bottom

The formula is like a recipe:

Radius (the distance from the waistline to the edge of the skirt) = (Waist size x Fullness) / 2 x 3.14 (Pi)

For example:

Waist size = 30 inches
Fullness = 1.5 (this means the skirt will be 1.5 times wider at the bottom than at the waist)
Radius = (30 x 1.5) / 2 x 3.14 = 9.55 inches

This means that the distance from the waistline to the edge of the skirt will be approximately 9.55 inches.

Think of it like a pizza. If you know how big the pizza is (waist size), how much crust you want (fullness), and how big you want the slices to be (radius), you can use this formula to figure it out!

Does that make sense?

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