I need slipcovers made for loveseat and ottoman

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I’ve got the bolts of material – just need someone to measure here at house and sew.

Know somebody here? Or close by?

As always, thanks

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Hancock has someone they work with – I watched them connect a customer with her via phone once (hurry before they close!). Also, Authentic Home did them through their old location and assuming that only their storefront has changed, they would be a good resource too.

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Fabu GenHillOne –

Great ideas! Appreciate it.

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[idler]

There is a new sewing workshop in the old Gatewood Baptist church school building called Make It Workshop. You can take a class to learn to make a patter and sew it yourself or you can buy adult open workshop time. If they don’t have a class they will recommend a seamstress for you. You should check it out. I bet they could hook you up.

http://makeitworkshop.com/

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idler –

wow – that is s0 interesting. The workshop and the instructors sound great. Who wouldn’t want to learn how to make patterns and sew a slipcover from a woman who designed the Socket Wenches uniforms!!!

It is wonderful to know these artists are in West Seattle! I’ve bookmarked the site.

Thanks for sharing that. Very cool.

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