Light box for pattern transfer

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Grayvette03
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Light box for pattern transfer

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I built a light box out of 2x3's and a piece of plexiglas. I can copy the pattern to freezer paper and then iron it directly to the fabric. Being new to sewing (wife is a very patient teacher), I didn't want to make a mistake and tear up my pattern. Now no pins and I get to keep my original pattern intact.
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elmrgraham
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Pretty Sharp.
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Waterratt
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Re: Light box for pattern transfer

Post by Waterratt »

Good thinking, very creative! Well done! Good luck with the sewing!
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