Show Notes
I'm delighted to welcome you back to join me for the second part of my chat with Pamela Legget, an influential sewing teacher since the '80s. If you missed the SPECIAL OFFER last week then listen out for that in this episode.
This episode will be a treasure trove of knowledge as Pamela divulges her expert tips and strategies for solo fitting and the fascinating Palmer Pletsch tissue fitting method. She also has a secret resource that can help.
She unravels her tricks in dealing with different fabrics and how they impact fit. Get a glimpse of Pamela's favorite creation this year and her future sewing projects. I also ask her about what part of the sewing process she likes the least and you might be suprised by what she shares.
And don't forget, Pamela's exclusive special offer is only available until the 1st of November!
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