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aubreyreply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

I never said I was good at grammar! lololol these fields are wide and deep

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piefed.blahaj.zone

I love having one. I just struggle finding material these days to make clothes. There are so few stores left that sell it and I don't want to buy online since you can't tell the quality or texture, plus online often you have to buy in bulk rather than cutting it to what you need like in a store. I miss Joanne's. Michael's just doesn't have selection or quality, and there aren't many independent places left.

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You could reuse the cloth from 2nd hand textiles. Can be surprisingly cheap and good for the environment.

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aubreyreply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

When my grandma died she had so much fabric stored away. If all wasn't 1,000 miles from home we would have kept more than we did. Hobby lobby is the last place around that has some. Maybe things will turn around in 2027. Editing clothes seems to be the ticket and cheap from the thrift store.

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piefed.blahaj.zone

As an LGBTQ+ woman, not to mention someone who has a couple of friends with diseases triggered by COVID, I refuse to give any money to Hobby Lobby.

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I have not bought from there in two years. Christian companies scare me. Kinda the opposite of Jesus

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sh.itjust.works

To sew what? I kinda like the frayed edges. It goes well with the shorts

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