I keep having this issue with the batting moving around. Advice?

I keep having this issue with the batting moving around. Advice?

Basically what the title says. I am trying to make a bag, and used a zigzag stitch to attach the batting to the fabric. I line it and pin it together perfectly, and then this happens. I’ve ripped this out 3 times now. What am I doing wrong?

u/lrc1391 — 5 days ago

Would you buy thread on a secondhand app?

My husband just surprised me and bought me a sewing machine, but I don’t have any thread yet. I use Vinted a lot, and thought about buying thread on there to save some money. Would you trust buying thread secondhand or should I just spend the money and buy new thread? They’re claiming the thread is new and the seller’s reviews are good

u/lrc1391 — 10 days ago

Does your gym only do the newest release for 3 months, or do they mix it up?

Basically what I wrote in the title. Where I’m from, the instructors are required to do the newest release for 2 weeks, and then they can do whatever they want afterwards. I moved abroad, and at my current gym (and in this city honestly), they only do the newest release for 3 months until the next release comes out. They don’t mix it up at all. It’s good and bad. Like you know what to expect, but also as someone that does a Les Mills class almost everyday, it gets pretty boring after like a month. I’m just curious which of this two formats is the most usual!

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u/lrc1391 — 10 days ago

How would you fix this?

I bought this dress secondhand on Vinted, and I like it a lot, but the top part is huge on me, and all day I felt like my bra was showing haha. When I am sitting I feel like it’s the most noticeable. I’m pretty small chested, and this was made for someone much bustier than me. What would be a quick and easy fix for this? It’s a wrap dress, so I can’t just sew it closed.

u/lrc1391 — 2 months ago

The famous Philly cheese “stack” burger that is apparently from the United Kingdom haha

u/lrc1391 — 2 months ago

I live in Spain in a smaller city, and as much as I’d love to support them, my local fabric shops are super expensive. I’m just starting out, so €20 for a meter of regular cotton fabric is a bit steep. Are there any online retailers that are a bit cheaper? I’ve seen some fabric on Vinted which is much cheaper.

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u/lrc1391 — 2 months ago