DIY Tailors hams Guest Post at Tilly and the Buttons Blog
I wanted to let you know about a guest post that I've done over at Tilly and the Buttons blog. You can learn how to make your own tailor's ham and sausage, and the patterns are included! These meaty tools will allow you to have a better handle on pressing curved seams. Check it out!
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