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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2020 · 35 MIN

Swatching Your Fabric

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Lisa talks about fabric swatching. She loves the archival properties of those tiny snips of cloth. It is like having a library of your fabric collection. Lisa shares a few ways that she's seen other sewists use swatches and the preservation of those tiny gems. She then dives into an explanation of her system. PATREON ALERT: Patreon subscribers get access to the swatch cards Lisa designed to organize her fabric collection. Formats .doc and .pdf.

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