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Lengberg Sewing - Tonight!
It's very short notice, but maybe you catch it in time (and if not, you should be able to watch the recorded stream later): Marion and Rachel are doing another livestream on the CuriousFrau Youtube channel, showing stitches and seams used in the Lengberg garments:
If you want to stitch along, you should come prepared with:
- two 8x4 inch (20 cm x 10 cm) pieces of medium or heavy linen
- one piece of 6x6 inch (15x15 cm) medium to heavy weight wool and a matching size piece of medium to heavy weight linen
- thick linen thread
- a good handsewing needle
- beeswax for waxing thread
If you want to stitch along, you should come prepared with:
- two 8x4 inch (20 cm x 10 cm) pieces of medium or heavy linen
- one piece of 6x6 inch (15x15 cm) medium to heavy weight wool and a matching size piece of medium to heavy weight linen
- thick linen thread
- a good handsewing needle
- beeswax for waxing thread
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