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romwe "birth of venus" boticelli sweater sale!

No money? No problem.

Enjoy priceless art anytime you want by purchasing one of the most recognizable paintings in human history, Boticelli's "Birth Of Venus",  on a cool sweatshirt for only $15.99/PHP717.00 for 24 hours only!

This March 20, 2014, ROMWE's highly covetable Birth Of Venus print sweater will be on sale at more than 50% off plus free shipping worldwide. 

YOU CAN CHECK OUT THE SWEATER SALE HERE

or visit this LINK to try and get it for FREE!





Don't forget to check out the sale HERE within 24 hours!

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Claire said…
I found a tip many years ago on a shirt pattern for an easier way to put in sleeves : sew your front panels to the back only at the shoulders. Pin the sleeve pieces right sides together to the shoulders, matching ends. Sew the entire underarm and sleeve seam at once.
Saves a lot of hassle, especially if the sleeve is gathered. I always put in sleeves this way now, even if the pattern says to do it the old way.
March 20, 2014 at 1:39 AM
BTeboe said…
This is an excellent way to sew tiny (Barbie) clothes as well.
March 27, 2014 at 4:37 AM
Neely said…
This looks interesting, but I must have missed something. I understand to deconstruct and get stuck. I don't see anything that changes the shape of the pieces. It looks like I'm to deconstruct and then reconstruct without changing anything. Any help here?
January 30, 2015 at 5:38 AM
sarah tirona said…
yup, that's basically it :)
January 31, 2015 at 7:52 AM
Jan Brandvold said…
People seem to be missing the fact that you use the old kimono, deconstructed, as a PATTERN for the new kimono! You are not taking it apart just to put it back together again.
March 26, 2015 at 3:32 AM
Michele Cariveau said…
Set in sleeves really aren't hard...just takes practice lol! Sew them in a circle as above..set the sleeve inside the blouse..RIGHT sides together! Match the bottom seam with pins. The secret to making it look nice is to have the top (shoulder) area be smooth. To do this..pin the rest of the sleeve to the blouse...making sure not to have any tucks in the top shoulder area. Sew slowly over the shoulder area. Press the seam allowance towards the blouse..gently..and bang! You've got a beautiful shoulder seam that looks professional instead of homemade :)
March 27, 2015 at 6:49 PM
Karol said…
Not always comfortable that way. To have full benefit of a set in sleeve, sew only to the front and back notches in the flat. then sew the side seam, the sleeve seam and then sew the balance of the sleeve into the amscye between the notches. Perfect sleeves every time. I've sewn my set in sleeves that way for 50 plus years.
March 29, 2016 at 10:54 AM
Teresa said…
Why don't you deconstruct your old Kimono, buy a roll of fabric tracing paper or a roll of white paper at Staples. Trace the old kimono on to the paper and then you have a paper pattern to use any time. Sew your old kimono back together. Then you can have more than one kimono, plus your fav old one to wear.
March 29, 2016 at 7:47 PM
Ruth said…
I dont have a kimono to deconstruct! So???
July 18, 2018 at 9:24 AM
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