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This advice is really for people in the UK, since that's where I am, but most of it will probably apply to other places. The G&L Bibles can sometimes be obtained from the Japan Centre on Piccadilly Circus, also from Asahiya Shoten, a bookshop in the... See more

This advice is really for people in the UK, since that's where I am, but most of it will probably apply to other places. The G&L Bibles can sometimes be obtained from the Japan Centre on Piccadilly Circus, also from Asahiya Shoten, a bookshop in the Oriental City shopping arcade on the Edgeware Road in Colindale (both in London). However, unless you live in London or can get there easily, these sources aren't the most convenient. I order mine directly from Japan, it's not the cheapest way because of shipping but so far the only one I haven't managed to get hold of is Vol. 2, which I believe is out of print anyway. Other options: the Bibles are frequently found on eBay, though normally in US auctions, so again shipping may be high. If you're planning to order online, you may need the ISBN for the Bible you are trying to order, so here they are! (aren't I kind LOL): See less

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This advice is really for people in the UK, since that's where I am, but most of it will probably apply to other places. The G&L Bibles can sometimes be obtained from the Japan Centre on Piccadilly Circus, also from Asahiya Shoten, a bookshop in the... See more

This advice is really for people in the UK, since that's where I am, but most of it will probably apply to other places. The G&L Bibles can sometimes be obtained from the Japan Centre on Piccadilly Circus, also from Asahiya Shoten, a bookshop in the Oriental City shopping arcade on the Edgeware Road in Colindale (both in London). However, unless you live in London or can get there easily, these sources aren't the most convenient. I order mine directly from Japan, it's not the cheapest way because of shipping but so far the only one I haven't managed to get hold of is Vol. 2, which I believe is out of print anyway. Other options: the Bibles are frequently found on eBay, though normally in US auctions, so again shipping may be high. If you're planning to order online, you may need the ISBN for the Bible you are trying to order, so here they are! (aren't I kind LOL): See less

See this at: lucysfabrics.com| Added on 12/03/09

Black, White, Natural and colored eyelet tape. Professionally dyed to our specifications.

Black, White, Natural and colored eyelet tape. Professionally dyed to our specifications. See less

See this at: burdastyle.com| Added on 12/03/09

Too freaking cute! I’m making a tunic for my dd with owl patterned corduroy, I’ll have to include one of these as a pocket ornament!

Too freaking cute! I’m making a tunic for my dd with owl patterned corduroy, I’ll have to include one of these as a pocket ornament! See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 12/02/09

*feather headband/hat pads - tutorial!!!* picture heavy/obese - JEWELRY AND TRINKETS - Here's the goal:Sorry about the mediocre tutorial, it’s my...

See this at: ecrater.com| Added on 11/25/09

******************************** THIS AUCTION IS FOR A TISSUE PATTERN, NOT A COMPLETED GARMENT !!! YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ANYTHING OTHER THAN THE 1) TISSUE PATTERN PIECES 2) SEWING INSTRUCTIONS 3) THE ORIGINAL ENVELOPE !! ********************************... See more

******************************** THIS AUCTION IS FOR A TISSUE PATTERN, NOT A COMPLETED GARMENT !!! YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ANYTHING OTHER THAN THE 1) TISSUE PATTERN PIECES 2) SEWING INSTRUCTIONS 3) THE ORIGINAL ENVELOPE !! ******************************** This 23 piece SIMPLICITY pattern comes to you NEW and UNCUT. Features a Gorgeous Victorian Bridal Gown. Pattern is adjustable for women sizes 6-8-10-12. Sizes and Measurements are as follows: (Size 6 - Bust-30.5 Waist-23 Hip-32.5 Back-Neck to Waist - 15 1/2 Inches) (Size 8 - Bust-31.5 Waist-24 Hip-33.5 Back-Neck to Waist - 15 3/4 Inches) (Size 10 - Bust-32.5 Waist-25 Hip-34.5 Back-Neck to Waist - 16 Inches) (Size 12 - Bust-34 Waist-26.5 Hip-36 Back-Neck to Waist - 16 1/4 Inches) ... [full description] See less

Highlights: $5.99

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Vampires have been lighting up our screens and providing inspiration for our closets ever since the release of this little known novel about them... *cough*. DaWanda's paying tribute to the winter's most fiendish trend with a collection of fantastic... See more

Vampires have been lighting up our screens and providing inspiration for our closets ever since the release of this little known novel about them... *cough*. DaWanda's paying tribute to the winter's most fiendish trend with a collection of fantastic handmade vampire-insired and gothic items, so you can pay tribute to your favourite book and movie vampires, or develop a vampire style of your very own! See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 11/25/09

Tulle Pettiskirt - now with tutorial - CLOTHING - SCROLL DOWN FOR TUTORIAL...I love pettiskirts. I don't love the boutique price tag. I also really...

See this at: marmaladerose.blogsp...| Added on 11/22/09

Row1 - dc in 2nd ch from hook, dc to end. Row2 - ch1, dc to end (15sts) Continue in dc for a further 7 rows. Row10 - dc2tog at each end of row (13sts) (you're decreasing one stitch at each end of the row) Row11 - dc2tog at each end of row (11sts)... See more

Row1 - dc in 2nd ch from hook, dc to end. Row2 - ch1, dc to end (15sts) Continue in dc for a further 7 rows. Row10 - dc2tog at each end of row (13sts) (you're decreasing one stitch at each end of the row) Row11 - dc2tog at each end of row (11sts) Row12 - dc2tog at each end of row (9sts) Row13 - dc2tog at each end of row (7sts) Row14 - dc2 in first st, dc to end of row dc2 in last st.(you're increasing one stitch at each end of the row) Row15 - dc2 in first st, dc to end of row dc2 in last st.(11sts) Row16 - dc2 in first st, dc to end of row dc2 in last st.(13sts) Row17 - dc2 in first st, dc to end of row dc2 in last st.(15sts) Continue in dc for a further 9 rows. Fasten off leaving a tail for sewing up. See less

See this at: sawyerbrook.com| Added on 11/17/09

Fashion fabric store in Clinton, MA 01510. We sell fabrics, buttons, linings, interfacings, notions and more for sewers, knitters, and dressmakers

Fashion fabric store in Clinton, MA 01510. We sell fabrics, buttons, linings, interfacings, notions and more for sewers, knitters, and dressmakers See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 11/16/09

Gir from Invader Zim (Now with little Tutorial) - TOYS, DOLLS AND PLAYTHINGS - It's made of felt and it's my first posted project. Hope you like...

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* For the left hand...when you've worked instructions to [ ], for each finger (except little finger), next rnd - ch5, sk4, sc in next st and ea st to end, join with sl st, turn. * Next rnd - ch1, sc in ea st (including chs), join with sl st, turn and... See more

* For the left hand...when you've worked instructions to [ ], for each finger (except little finger), next rnd - ch5, sk4, sc in next st and ea st to end, join with sl st, turn. * Next rnd - ch1, sc in ea st (including chs), join with sl st, turn and continue rnds to final rnd numbers. * For the right hand...when you've worked instructions to [ ], for each finger (except little finger),next rnd - ch1, sc6, ch4, sk4, sc2, join with sl st, turn. * Next rnd - Ch1, sc in ea ch and ea st to end, join with sl st, turn and continue rnds to final rnd numbers. See less

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The design for this playful skirt came from our very own kasia26! Great for summer fun, this skirt features gathering of the pocket backing and bold bib-front buttons. Try using a contrast for the pocket backing for some extra punch. Please note this... See more

The design for this playful skirt came from our very own kasia26! Great for summer fun, this skirt features gathering of the pocket backing and bold bib-front buttons. Try using a contrast for the pocket backing for some extra punch. Please note this pattern is available in BOTH a print from home option or at a copy shop! See less

See this at: burdastyle.com| Added on 11/15/09

You asked for it, and here it is! The Coffee Date Dress pattern now comes in standard BurdaStyle sizes 34-42, based on JJ's fantastic bodice sloper. It has a simple silhouette with a ruffle detail and just enough swing in the A-line skirt to make it... See more

You asked for it, and here it is! The Coffee Date Dress pattern now comes in standard BurdaStyle sizes 34-42, based on JJ's fantastic bodice sloper. It has a simple silhouette with a ruffle detail and just enough swing in the A-line skirt to make it dainty and feminine. It's quick and simple to make and very versatile- try it in a neutral with a cardigan for work, in navy silk for dinner out, in a fun print with a big belt for weekends, or in black or fuschia satin for a festive cocktail party. This is my first time making a graded pattern, so I apologize for any errors or inaccuracies and suggest making a muslin of the basic bodice to test the fit :) IMPORTANT NOTES: unlike the original size 32 petite pattern, this pattern does not include seam allowances. The instructions for the multi-size version are slightly different from the instructions for the original, so please be sure to download the correct instructions for the pattern you are using. If you make one, please post your... See less

See this at: burdastyle.com| Added on 11/15/09

Now available from size 32-46! I gave it a shot. Graded and ready for sewing :) This is definitely BETA. Please, please leave feedback on how the different sizes work for you! I drafted every size between 32-46 so almost anyone can make them (and... See more

Now available from size 32-46! I gave it a shot. Graded and ready for sewing :) This is definitely BETA. Please, please leave feedback on how the different sizes work for you! I drafted every size between 32-46 so almost anyone can make them (and hopefully comment ;)) EmilyKate's HowTo for sewing it all together is here: http://www.burdastyle.com/howtos/show/306 See less

See this at: burdastyle.com| Added on 11/15/09

Hope is a simple wrap dress pattern for knit fabrics with some stretch. The dress uses binding around the unfinished edges which continues to form the ties. This dress is a quick make with only 3 pattern pieces! Make it your own! Size 34 only (sorry,... See more

Hope is a simple wrap dress pattern for knit fabrics with some stretch. The dress uses binding around the unfinished edges which continues to form the ties. This dress is a quick make with only 3 pattern pieces! Make it your own! Size 34 only (sorry, but I can't grade patterns) See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 11/14/09

Pokeball hat! Pattern included! - CROCHET - Hola! So for my brother's 10th birthday (yayyyy!), I decided to crochet him a pokeball hat. Unfortunately,...

See this at: cats-rockin-crochet....| Added on 11/14/09

Sl st, sc, dc Size’s, small to medium, (medium to large) Notes: centre st referred to through out pattern is the second dc of the 3 dc group, or the 1st dc of the ch 3 and 2 dc group

Sl st, sc, dc Size’s, small to medium, (medium to large) Notes: centre st referred to through out pattern is the second dc of the 3 dc group, or the 1st dc of the ch 3 and 2 dc group See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 11/14/09

Chocobo time (PATTERN UP) - CROCHET - My first Chocobo. It needs friends, so I'm thinking of making one in every color they come in. (I'm soooo...

See this at: amysbabies.blogspot....| Added on 11/14/09

Design Notes Some of the parts of this doll are started using the magic ring technique. Here are directions if you are unfamiliar with this technique. The doll is worked in the round unless otherwise instructed. Mark the last stitch in each round to... See more

Design Notes Some of the parts of this doll are started using the magic ring technique. Here are directions if you are unfamiliar with this technique. The doll is worked in the round unless otherwise instructed. Mark the last stitch in each round to keep track of where you are supposed to stop each round. This is also done with a very tight tension. Tight tension will stop the stuffing from showing through the stitches and help the doll keep his shape. DIFFICULTY This is an Beginner pattern ABBREVIATIONS ch - chain sl st - slip stitch sc - single crochet US (same as double crochet UK) hdc - half double crochet US (same as half treble UK) dc - double crochet US (same as treble UK) sc - 2tog decrease one stitch with single crochet () - indicates section to be repeated MATERIALS Size E/4 ( 3.5 mm ) Crochet Hook Tapestry Needle Small Needle Poly-beans and Poly-Fill for stuffing White yarn for body Red yarn for bauble and nose Purple yarn for wings Black yarn for eyes 6" long piece of small... See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 11/14/09

Not so little anymore... - CROCHET - I'm moving soon and I've decided that my son's 5 million toys are not all making the trip. As I was going through...

See this at: fitzpatterns.myshopi...| Added on 11/04/09

Tank top and, an Australian favourite, ‘stubby’ shorts. Make both the top and the shorts in the same fabric for a playsuit – this summer’s hottest item. Sizing Amt of fabric required Instructions [PDF 231k] * Suggested fabrics: * Tank top: Rayon,... See more

Tank top and, an Australian favourite, ‘stubby’ shorts. Make both the top and the shorts in the same fabric for a playsuit – this summer’s hottest item. Sizing Amt of fabric required Instructions [PDF 231k] * Suggested fabrics: * Tank top: Rayon, Cotton * Stubbies:Denim, gaberdine, corduroy, linen, heavy-weight stretch fabrics * Notions: Thread for sewing. Topstitching thread if desired. Enough 5cm wide elastic to fit snugly around your waist with a 1cm overlap * Estimated time to complete: 2hrs Please note: Tank top has no dart, therefore only good for small bust-cup sizes. See less

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Cute Halter Top! (w/added tutorial instructions)! - CLOTHING - I just finished this halter top today that I made from scratch! Tell me what you think....

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I'm a sucker for Polka Dots (box pleat skirt!) *WITH TUTORIAL* - CLOTHING - Hiya all!Personally, I LOVE polka dots and skirts, they are just too...

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'Who are YOU?' said the Caterpillar. This was not an encouraging opening for a conversation. Alice replied, rather shyly, 'I—I hardly know, sir, just at present—at least I know who I WAS when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been... See more

'Who are YOU?' said the Caterpillar. This was not an encouraging opening for a conversation. Alice replied, rather shyly, 'I—I hardly know, sir, just at present—at least I know who I WAS when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then.' 'What do you mean by that?' said the Caterpillar sternly. 'Explain yourself!' 'I can't explain MYSELF, I'm afraid, sir' said Alice, 'because I'm not myself, you see.' —Lewis Carroll This fully customizable Gothic Lolita apron gives you the chance to be whomever you choose: vamp, vixen, lunatic, or pinup. Just stitch on a persona. See less