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  3. Alissa Da Silva says:

    Hi! I’m just starting to make my first memory teddy bear. Your videos are very helpful. I plan on watching the videos as I am working on each step. I was just wondering if there is a special type of interfacing that you would recommend?

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    • Whitney says:

      I use Pellon P44F. It’s very lightweight, but gives just enough structure that the materials don’t stretch and warp. I buy it by the bolt because I use it for tons of different projects. Here’s a link if you want to check it out. https://amzn.to/3NeyQBU Or you can visit your local fabric store and buy in smaller amounts. Hope that helps!

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    • Whitney says:

      Some people have used my cloth pad pattern for bladder leaks. Just add the pattern to cart then go through the free checkout. After checkout there will be a purple box to click to download the pattern to your device. Hope that helps.

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  5. Jennifer B. Brown says:

    Hello. I wanted to support you with the purchase of the plastic clips.. .but Amazon says they are currently unavailable (for the past few weeks).
    Not sure if what you receive is substantial from that purchase… but wanted you to know just incase… and just incase there is another option for me to purchase & you get the credit.
    Kind regards & Merry Christmas!

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  6. Alexis says:

    I love watching your videos! Your tutorials helped me get started; still a beginner, but learning as I go with your help. Thank you!

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  12. Ellen says:

    Hi Whitney thank you for the free paper piecing templates, and a big thank you for the tutorial on paper piecing. your Website looks great.

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  13. Terri says:

    I absolutely love your tutorials. I look forward to getting an email with something you have added.

    I have made your quilted cross body purse and love it! Please share more of these!

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  14. Wendy says:

    Whitney, this is a great tutorial. I made it for my first grandchild’s room. Is there any easy way to enlarge the pattern? I want to make one for our mantel for Halloween and make the length of the points about 20″. tia

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  15. Kriss says:

    I have just found your site via looking for a bunting pattern on youtube. This is the style of pattern i was looking for – going to give it a try this weekend i think. I love your lion bag too, but i think i will make it into a ribbon tags for babies.

    Have a great weekend and thank you for a great site.

    cheers

    Kriss

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  16. Shakti says:

    Thank you for your video, Whitney, and for the paper piecing pattern to make a fun design of quilting blocks. Looking forward to being creative!

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  17. Sheila Kirkwood says:

    Hi Whitney found your site when I googled looking for a pattern for fabric bunting. I love your patterns and look forward to making some for all the new babies in the family. Best wishes Sheila x

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  18. Amee says:

    Hi Whitney
    Am a HUGE fan of your you-tube channel, your stuff is amazing! I especially love your messenger bags (the up cycle jeans one is my favorite!) I was wondering if you have the pattern for the messenger bags available?
    Thanks
    Amee 🙂

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  19. Lety says:

    Hello whitney just wanted to say thank you for your tutorials they are so easy to understand I am new at sewing I just love that I am learning so much from your videos that I found about 1year ago when I needed to make a poodle skirt for my daughte once again thank you for your time.

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  20. Jo-Anne Baker says:

    Dear Whitney,

    I love all your work and tutorials. thank you for sharing!!!
    Your free patterns have certainly come in handy, that is for sure.

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      • Whitney says:

        The patterns are instant downloads. As soon as you checkout there is a purple box to click to download the files straight to your device.

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  23. Ameera Ar says:

    Love all your tutorial… I can wait to make it my self… you’re so pretty and i want to know you more…thanks whitney. I hope you give the measuremen to help make me the project..☆☆☆☆☆ ♥

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  26. Jacqui says:

    Thank you Whitney for the great bunting template. I am new to sewing, and have been asked to make some party bunting. I was going to use two triangles sewn together, but this looks so much nicer. Wish me luck!

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  31. Heidi says:

    Oh my gosh! I am sort if a beginning sewer and I love your projects. Please post a template of your bag from the what I made video! The first bag that you made two of, one with the pink bottom and inside, and one withe the yellow bottom and stars on the inside.

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  33. Melissa says:

    I am wanting to learn to sew. I just bought a sewing machine and found your videos on youtube. You make it look so simple. I can’t wait to try some of your projects. 🙂

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  34. Hope says:

    I just discovered you on youtube, on how to make a circle skirt! i loved the video, so helpful!! i was wondering if you have a tutorial video on how to sew button holes?

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  37. betty says:

    I love your sewing videos and tutorials..even for an “old timer like me” they are so helpful and inspiring..thanks so much .

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  39. Shannon says:

    You are the best Whitney! I love all of your videos & tutorials! You make it very easy to understand & you make it fun! Thanks for sharing your talents & your patterns! 🙂

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  40. Suzanne says:

    Whitney-

    Thank you for taking so much of your time to share your talent with the world. I just started sewing and I love your videos. There is so much I want to make. You make sewing so much fun!!

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  41. Rosie says:

    Great job Whitney!!! Can’t wait to see what you have in store for us!! Love learning new things from your videos!!!!! Thx!!!

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  43. Kerri says:

    I love watching your youtube videos and am excited to see everything you will put up on this site. I have used a couple of your free patterns.

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