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Serging separates for mixing and matching; traveling wrinkle-free.
Serging separates for mixing and matching; traveling wrinkle-free.
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"It's Sew Easy"Sewing experts offer easy ways to create neat sewing projects right at home. Viewers of all skill levels learn tips and techniques for creating professional-looking garments, personalized apparel and home accents. Weekly episodes feature various themes, and feature two main projects and one shorter technique segment. Some projects include monogramming napkins and towels; baby poncho, hooded towel and baby-friendly diapers; embellishing yoga pants with a clothing tattoo; and sewing on knits.
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S12, EP4 "Versatile Packables"Fashionable laptop bag; adding embroidery and accessories to a simple knit dress; serging a rolled hem.
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S12, EP1 "Travel Separates"Serging separates for mixing and matching; traveling wrinkle-free.
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