Comments on: Answers http://rustybobbin.com/blog/?p=1793 Thu, 09 Sep 2010 04:27:25 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Claire S. http://rustybobbin.com/blog/?p=1793&cpage=1#comment-2235 Claire S. Sat, 20 Mar 2010 19:01:51 +0000 http://rustybobbin.com/blog/?p=1793#comment-2235 Thanks Beth, I have a wide board (18"?) and while it is great for regular ironing and pressing, this rectangular surface would be wonderful for pressing yardage. Maybe I'll put a new project on hubby's 'honey-do' list :-) Thanks Beth, I have a wide board (18″?) and while it is great for regular ironing and pressing, this rectangular surface would be wonderful for pressing yardage. Maybe I’ll put a new project on hubby’s ‘honey-do’ list :-)

]]> By: Linda Thompson http://rustybobbin.com/blog/?p=1793&cpage=1#comment-2233 Linda Thompson Fri, 19 Mar 2010 21:33:04 +0000 http://rustybobbin.com/blog/?p=1793#comment-2233 Hi, Beth. It was so nice to meet you at Expo. I've been waiting for your update on the pants experiment. I may start with a top, since that's my fitting challenge. Lorraine's explanations just make sense to me. It's almost like drafting a pattern to fit each individual's body, even though there is an underlying pattern. I have great expectations! Linda in Chattanooga Hi, Beth. It was so nice to meet you at Expo. I’ve been waiting for your update on the pants experiment. I may start with a top, since that’s my fitting challenge. Lorraine’s explanations just make sense to me. It’s almost like drafting a pattern to fit each individual’s body, even though there is an underlying pattern. I have great expectations!

Linda in Chattanooga

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