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  1. Martha

    Hey Mimi –

    Hope your weekend was great. Love the pants – that color is nice!! Good to see your “mini-me” with her momma!! Enjoy your week!

  2. Tia

    Love this look…I have this sweater & I heart it…I so need those pants :)…love green…your lil’ girl is so cute, love her OOTD as well 🙂

  3. Lashell

    You look ready for Spring. Please send some of that great weather to NY. lolol Your daughter is such a cutie.

  4. Anonymous

    I love that green!! Where ever did you get it? That wool makes those pants look so light and comfortable!! Great job!!

  5. Dorine Jack

    I love love love the way you wear your cloths. I’m pregnant now so I can really use the pattern, but once baby pops out and the weight is off, i will make that pants.

  9. Anonymous

    Lovin the green pants. You are definitely rockin the whole outfit! I have to get this pattern! Your baby girl is beautiful just like her mommy!

    Noriecreates.wordpress.com

  10. Trulyric

    I love the outfit, you are definitely rockin’ it! Thanks so much for sharing your gift. You’re an awesome teacher. Your tutorials are awesome to watch; it makes sewing easy to learn & exciting.

  14. Anonymous

    Hi Mimi,

    I hope all is well with you. I don’t know if something is wrong with this email, but I’ve received this post 3 times. I am on your list for the class and I am subscribed to your post.

    Thanks
    LaToria

  15. KeeKee

    Love the color of those pants! Your baby girl is a doll and her outfit is too cute!

  16. Anonymous

    Hi Mimi,

    In Lesson #3, could you please explain what you did to the bottom of your iron and why? It looked like it is covered or padded with something. If it is, do you keep it on for all ironing when sewing?

    Tnx,

    – Dee

    • Mimi Goodwin

      It is a teflon foot. It keeps fabric from accidental scorching and also will keep any goop from interfacing from sticking to your iron,

    • Marla

      Hey Mimi, where did you get that teflon cover for your iron? I have never seen one before.

  18. KJ2007

    I have to share this….my “plus sized” self had the unknowing nerve to buy the pattern and all necessary fabric for a size 18 pattern. Well after listening to the previous video and measuring my waist….I now have to go and buy the Butterick pattern and additional fabric. I now need 1 5/8 yds instead of the 1 1/2 I purchased. I will use the fabric for another project. Oh well….you live and learn. Mimi do you think I can SQUEEZE 5/8 yards out of 1/2 LOL!

  21. shoegal929

    Mimi…heeeellllpppp! Ok, I know you stated that the materials/supplies would be the same for the Simplicity & Butterick pattern, but I need some clarification. The Simplicity pattern calls for interfacing and the Butterick pattern calls for “waistband interfacing”…is that the same just a different name for it??? Thanks in advance!!

    • KJ2007

      I am having to use the Butterick pattern as well. Will we have to buy additional interfacing? Have you be able to access the flickr group? I have not been successful. Kellie

    • shoegal929

      Thanks, Mimi!!

      Hey Kellie,
      I’m just going to assume that’s a question for me. :). Yes, I’ve been able to get on the Flickr group.

  22. Anonymous

    Please help me…MIMI!! Lol. I’m not sure if you’ve addressed this or not or if anyone else had this issue but my pattern piece (Front-4) is bigger than the(Back-5). I cut a size 16 on both. So, when I went to sew my front and back pieces of my skirt together the notches don’t match up! I’m not sure what to do now because I’m thinking this could throw off the waistband. Do I re-sew the smaller piece (back seam) with less seam allowance to make it match the bigger piece? Please help. Thanks!!!

  23. Anonymous

    Mimi, I love your style…it is so much the way I dress only I am thicker than you. Also you don’t put up over priced things that the average “fashionista” can’t afford. Keep doing your thing…God bless.