If I don't know how to sew, and I really had that passion to sew, that's it, I'm going to sew.
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Sew the layers together; then sew the bottom edge closed. 3.
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I can sew, like, a straight line; I can't sew a gown.
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I sew Velcro on small pockets by hand, but mostly I sew by machine.
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It might be something that helps people learn to sew just to sew, but also to make the things you own last longer.
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Hopefully I'm not pinning, but something did fall apart, and we had to sew it in the middle of the show, to sew Gigi into her dress.
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If you plan to sew (or already sew but could upgrade your toolkit), make your life a lot easier and invest in shears designed for cutting fabric.
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Related: Sew Your Own Light Up Leggings [Instructables How-To] Sew Your Own "Smart" Pocket Square [Instructables How-To] Woven Worlds Devour the Children's Museum of the Arts
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SINGER® Sew Mate™ 5400 Sewing Machine (Refurbished) For those looking for more variety in the same streamlined, easy-to-use package, look to the Sew Mate™ 5400.
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My recommendation to the owner: Sew two IKEA bags together.
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You can sew your own using old shirts or sheets.
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Finally, using an embroidery thread, sew above the penciled letters.
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I can sew a crooked line using a sewing machine.
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OK. GUTFELD: No, my mom did sew all my clothes.
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Ms. Parks taught her how to sew, Ms. Baldwin said.
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Sew new hem by hand or with a sewing machine.
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Ms. Gehrsitz, an industrial engineer, didn't know how to sew.
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I know how to knit, I know how to sew.
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It's also really hard to sew all the maids' costumes.
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Sew Hoy is an angel investor and advisor to start-ups.
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I used to ask my mum to sew up new rips.
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They learn to cook and sew and keep a big garden.
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I sew, so each bag cost around $10-12 to make.
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We saw in an earlier challenge that you can't sew, either.
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If anyone's reading this interview and they can't sew, it's okay.
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Welcome to Trump's new plan to sew up the Republican nomination.
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Then we sew the edges of the fabric and add straps.
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His sister, Irma Rios, continues to sew many of the costumes.
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So people have been purchasing fabric to sew their own masks.
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There were frescos to paint, statues to sculpt, costumes to sew.
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And anyway, who wants to sew a straight seam when there's Netflix?
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Thread your needle and sew the zipper pull and fringed material together.
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Nina deciding to sew for the first time was a terrible idea.
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They sew troops' uniforms, and transport military equipment at the largest ports.
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"Humans would sew condoms to use before mating," Lai and Madhaven wrote.
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"It's not just inappropriate, it's assault," Sew Hoy wrote on her website.
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"The smaller a suit gets, it is harder to sew," he said.
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Her and a small group of volunteers still sew blankets by hand.
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She hated clothes she saw, so she taught herself how to sew.
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He then asked his mother to sew it and sent it in.
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Here's how to sew your own face mask from common household materials.
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Growing up on the island of Jamaica, I taught myself to sew.
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Hanna is a talented seamstress who learned to sew from her mother.
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First, take all your old mustaches and sew them into a scarf.
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Ottomans. I have to sew the individual buttons back on very carefully.
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Amante paid Karis $2.20 to sew each garment, the Labor Department found.
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I learned how to sew by making clothes for my G.I. Joe.
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Once upon a time, Milwaukee's goal was to sew the game with chaos.
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Just like how ladies used to sew — they weren't seamstresses, but they embroidered.
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Stewart, for example, likes to sew and does it pretty much every day.
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"We don't do the blowouts or the sew-ins and shit," she said.
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Apple, Amazon and Google are about to sew up the mobile computing ecosystem.
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At the time, she was a dancer, and she'd just learned to sew.
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Maybe we can sew a patch on his sleeve to help him remember.
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" Later, Kyle snaps "Lisa Rinna needs to sew her f—ing lips shut.
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McClure did not respond to a request for comment on Sew Hoy's allegations.
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"As trans-muxes, we can do more than sew and embroider," she said.
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I needed to sew my point shoes for today, and I'm the worst.
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Both her grandmothers were seamstresses who taught her how to sew and knit.
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When they sew that they decided to build together with both block's color.
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If the holes in the intestines are small, surgeons can sew them shut.
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Plush is quicker, cut and sew is much quicker, maybe a couple months.
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The same building will house a workshop, where refugees can learn to sew.
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I had to find a jacket to sew all these things on to.
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If you want to learn to sew, there are good tutorials on YouTube.
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My grandmother, who lived with us, taught us how to knit and sew.
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Zines with more than 60 pages may be too thick to staple or sew.
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Most of them he had made himself (he liked to sew, especially cross-stitch).
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Back in Nepal, Kamali Gurung used to sew pink saris in the refugee camp.
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Start on the underside of the hat, and sew along the pattern you sketched.
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THE MILITARY junta that runs Thailand almost managed to sew up a momentous election.
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TS: My mother used a lot of fabric because my mother used to sew.
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During World War II, she would sit and sew parachutes for the Japanese troops.
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Your stylists and their helpers sew you into a one-of-a-kind ensemble.
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Visit a park, try to sew, play music, learn to bake, go ice skating.
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He'd sew dresses and make hats by day while Roxy choreographed the night's entertainment.
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But why couldn't you possibly sew the quotes of your president into the flag?
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I sew and create products, so I decided to make eco-friendly sanitary pads.
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In the interview, the owner, Alistair Hughes, asked if I knew how to sew.
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If you're feeling crafty, you can sew face masks to donate to healthcare facilities.
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It cut me in two, and I'm still trying to sew myself back together.
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As a child, she learned from her mother how to sew, knit and crochet.
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But he paid them less than men, judging them too inexperienced to sew. Why?
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I'd first gone down the route of using big thick cables, and Sew What?
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Ms. Pagan said fewer than 10 people in the country could sew straw hats.
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They sew a quick backstitch on the open parts then toward the curved ends.
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I can&apost remember a time when I didn&apost know how to sew.
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She learned to launder, sew and cook, a skill that would later become indispensable.
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She met with her mother, so she could sew a hairpiece into her bun.
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Also, I know how to sew, so I sometimes take in the waist a little.
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She played basketball and softball, learned to sew and cut hair, and went to therapy.
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Minutes before Harris debated Carper, she had to sew up a hole in her slacks.
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"For DIY style, sew fluffy pom-poms to your existing accessories," designer Shirley Yang reveals.
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Sew or pin that tongue over the crown of your head of your hood. Voila!
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Of course Russia trying to sew dissent in the West is not a new story.
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Sew a men's pant; design a bathing suit; learn how to repair a sewing machine.
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After a few minutes, they roll Oliveria onto her side to sew up the wound.
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She then passed this gift down to my mother and taught her how to sew.
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Her mother taught her to sew, a skill passed down from ancestors who were slaves.
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Shangela managed to sew a base garment, but it was too tight to pull on.
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Some pretty serious but easy to follow instructions on how to sew a face mask.
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Halfway through her ban, Ms. Flanders borrowed her aunt's sewing machine and learned to sew.
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She said she likes to sew for someone special before making a red hooded cape.
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Which they can then sew on their backpacks or leather jackets or what have you.
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So they look for subcontractors who can sew clothes as quickly and cheaply as possible.
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This helps him get an idea of where he should cut and sew the denim.
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Rihanna's Maison Margiela gown took 250 hours to sew and 500 hours to hand embroider.
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They design, sew, and sell these fabric kitchen appliance covers that their customers then buy.
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And it was clear Paul wanted to go sew his own seeds, do his own thing.
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I knit, sew, and embroider in my spare time and Liberty is famous for their fabrics.
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They give it back to us to sew them on and they call them 'Dolly droppings.
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"We use a needle and thread, and actually sew them onto her locs individually," Johnson explains.
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The models with natural hair either got blowouts or wore silky sew-ins for the week.
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Part of his ear was severely torn; doctors had to sew part of it back on.
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Clip ins, tape ins, fusion, micro-link, sew ins, hair pieces, real hair, synthetic hair, wigs.
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But I don't think you have to be able to sew to be a drag queen.
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Women's rights group, Fawcett Society, said the implication that only mothers can sew was old-fashioned.
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He had his servants sew iron rods into his clothes to protect his body from breaking.
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Aside from giving crafty artists a place to showcase their wares, one mission of Sew What?
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Like many other entrepreneurs, Mr. Izhikevich said SoftBank moved "scary fast" to sew up its investment.
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A doctor may even surgically remove scar tissue and sew the skin back together, he adds.
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I was more likely to stitch the seam of a coat because I like to sew.
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An aunt taught her to sew, and by age 20113 she was making her own dresses.
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The prizes may be a sew-on patch, a Matchbox car, a piece of costume jewelry.
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Like many other entrepreneurs, Mr. Izhikevich said SoftBank moved "scary fast" to sew up its investment.
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Once you've started it, pull the elastic taut and sew down the rest of the fold.
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Since 2013, she has been teaching him how to sketch, make patterns, source fabric and sew.
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Lucky Brand is donating $25,000 and denim to the Suay Sew Shop to produce 5,000 masks.
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Egypt was the perfect place to learn to sew, said Ms. Ekimian, who is self-taught.
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They wanted to sew up the nomination early — but not as early as may well occur.
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There are plenty of good alternatives that won't make your wallet want to sew itself shut.
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Before entering university, she learned how to sew from her mother — and a few YouTube tutorials.
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I loved to draw and learned how to sew and make clothes at a young age.
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"You can sew almost anything into the canvas of a coat," Woodcock says in the clip.
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"I wanted to sew my troubles into a dress," she said — but that required the right material.
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And then trying to sew confusion among regulators and policymakers by forcing them to unpick your mess.
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Clinton, on the other hand, is about to sew up the nomination and focus on the fall.
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And I'll sew hair inside across the back of my hats, so it looks like real hair.
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There, he began to cut fabrics and learned to sew to help make his sister hair ribbons.
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Employing women is continuous with Swazi traditions, where it is mostly women who sew and make crafts.
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I sew Halloween costumes — I've made all my nieces' and nephews' Halloween costumes since they were born!
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A few of the sewing machines have been modified so that they can sew with carbon fiber.
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The album, whether or not it's fully necessary or fully smart, that's my cut and sew line.
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I would then come home and sew the labels on things … until 3, 4 in the morning.
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The romantic sheer overlay was covered in handmade floral embroidery (that took approximately 100 hours to sew!).
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Planes, in the memorable words of a colleague, are the "silver needles that sew the world together".
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But with the interiors, I can approach this more free-form and sew things in by hand.
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My work is created from my shredded household (mostly junk) mail that I sew together or roll.
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I went just to sew a patch on and fix the flies and broke both doing so.
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The company's technology can "see" the fabric, and sew with reliable accuracy, it said in a statement.
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Aesthetically, this is a military factory, so they know how to sew military uniforms to real spec.
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"There is now a crystal clear account of Russians buying ads to sew discontent," Kilmer told Axios.
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He could fight hard and run fast, cook and sew, clean, do carpentry and fix any engine.
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The Russians also created a troll farm to sew division and influence American voters via social media.
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Watching the queens try to sew, which happened a lot more in the early seasons, was hilarious.
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They learned how to sew via YouTube videos, and their work has intentionally never gone into production.
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She would sew our clothes and cook all the food for my dad, myself, and my brothers.
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The longish Downs that sew the grid together, CHILDBIRTH and TORE TO BITS are also very nice.
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For many passionate supporters, it has been a mad dash to knit, crochet and sew more hats.
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They coat it with sand, spray it with oil, rip it apart, and sew it back together.
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I began to sew objects, words and portraits of loved ones into handkerchiefs and remnants of felt.
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According to a previous article by Friedman, it was Abloh's mother who taught him how to sew.
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Weinstock even got a coworker to sew Shocky a tuxedo, and they topped him with a yarmulke.
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SAN DIEGO — For about as long as he can remember, Ali Awow has known how to sew.
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His grandmother taught him to sew, and he got his first sewing machine when he was twelve.
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I draw, paint, crochet, sew, embroider—anything productive I can do with my hands while watching Netflix.
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They sew traditional caftan suits made of stiff Chinese-made wax print fabrics for 5,000 naira ($14).
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To match clothes, she would sew little Braille labels into his suits and shirts as color indicators.
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We used to take Home Ec classes, so then you knew what it took to sew clothes.
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They'll design and sew inflatable fabric crops that will bloom to life via a hand-built fan.
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Sewing Machine Reviews, She Likes to Sew, and BestReviews rank this serger within their top five models.
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People helped me sew my mouth; I got in a taxi, my mouth covered with my hand.
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People helped me sew my mouth; I got in a taxi, my mouth covered with my hand.
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She and I had planned to sew skirts and scarves with colorful floral fabric the following weekend.
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Ten minutes to reunite, to tell her daughter that she loves her, to sew up time and trauma.
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His aim is to sew doubt and dissension to undermine the shared sense of mission that underpins NATO.
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The intent merely seems to be to amplify the sentiments that either advance an agenda or sew discord.
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Crye Protection employs more than 200 people, many of whom sew specialized camouflage gear and bendable body armor.
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My mom can sew a simple dress, but she usually only brings out the sewing machine for curtains.
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The business had cut-and-sew capabilities on site, and took contracts from large retailers to stock shelves.
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So just to confirm: They're sewing your ass shut, but they don't intend to sew your dick closed?
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You don't have to be a kid to appreciate the woven, crocheted, and threaded universe of Sew What?
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In Bangladesh, the group says, tens of thousands of workers sew garments in buildings without proper fire exits.
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Then, when he died, he created one last album to sew a perfect button on the whole thing.
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Windland's grandmother taught her to sew, a skill passed down in a region known for its quilting heritage.
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It's the same reason why Celtic brides would sew tiny horseshoes into the hems of their wedding dresses.
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No one feels compelled to sew his own clothes and grow his own food simply to keep busy.
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You might sew for a few hours then jump up and hoover the house, put on a wash!
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Dr. Heard-Garris recommended this video, which gives no-sew instructions for making diapers out of T-shirts.
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"They had to sew me in on the way here," said Olivia Munn, who was bleeding very slightly.
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She is first seen learning how to sew while wearing a blue dress that has a knotted collar.
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She Likes to Sew praises its color-coded and numbered upper thread guides and lower looper threading instructions.
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Sew Hoy, the start-up advisor, has given up trying to get her money back or a replacement device.
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Another could now use the otherwise unproductive hours of darkness to sew, which meant additional income for the household.
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No Man's Sky stands apart from the rest, for me, because there's nothing to sew those emergent moments together.
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Throughout the industry, thousands of immigrant subcontractors from Bolivia and Paraguay sew clothes in small shops for national retailers.
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Imagining the chaos one with laser eyes could sew does not seem like the stuff of a kid's movie.
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"I would have loved the threads that sew the actual garment together to have been recycled too," Johnson says.
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They knit scarves, play sports, and sew traditional Zulu outfits dripping with cowrie shells, which two members proudly model.
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They had been trained to raise pigs and sheep, grow various fruits and vegetables, utilize a loom and sew.
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A Luna Mae robe that features embroidered sleeves and took more than 20 hours to sew sells for $2,800.
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This Tuesday, Mr. Trump hopes to sweep the delegates in Indiana and all but sew up the Republican nomination.
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Wall texts will explain how Alutiiq women traditionally used sinew and yarn to sew animal skins around kayak frames.
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About 250 sewing experts work on every pair, and each week, the team can sew up to 5,000 pieces.
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Some might only sew the zippers, while another focuses on the pockets, and someone else sews just the inseams.
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After growing up in Kansas, Baker taught himself how to sew while living in San Francisco in the 1970s.
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And now we have the Nationals, who are eager to sew their own magic numerals onto a flag — someday.
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Shyly, he said he knew I could sew and wondered if I could fix what was in the bag.
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He learned to sew as a boy and often worked at his brother Ken's nautical upholstery business in Barrington.
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It's adhesive, so you can put stick it on temporarily, or sew it on for a more permanent placement.
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The three other actresses had their own distinct personalities and hairstyles, like sew-ins, up-dos and faux locks.
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They learn how to sew or knit the products and how to manage the money they earn from them.
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Instead, she learns to sew and designs the first American flag, which she then tattoos on her lower back!
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While the kids design outfits and choose their fabrics, the staff teach them how to sew and cut patterns.
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While the kids design outfits and choose their fabrics, the staff teach them how to sew and cut patterns.
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There's nothing around my house that needs sewing, and even if there were, I don't know how to sew.
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The Singer at the beginning of the clue is the sewing machine brand name, and they, of course, SEW.
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Make jewelry, paint landscapes or sew a quilt and sell your handcrafted wares via an online marketplace such as Etsy.
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FRINGED COCKTAIL NAPKINS First up: a no-sew napkin with a cute monogram that's sure to delight any happy hostess.
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The last part requires you to sew the leather pieces together and then you have a fancy new phone case.
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They've teased that the PARC brand, beyond handbags and accessories, will eventually feature a full cut and sew apparel line.
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According to the NYT, Judith and her family, who were Jewish, escaped Nazi persecution by working to sew army uniforms.
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She taught herself to sew using YouTube tutorials, created several prototype towels and handed them out to friends to try.
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In order to save money, she asked Ewers — who owns an embroidery business — if she could sew some additional pairs.
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Taught to sew by his grandmother, Essa had to persuade his parents that fashion was not just something for girls.
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The robots are designed to hold onto and sew cloth and other materials by "mapping" the surface as it sews.
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In More's island society, everyone has to weave or sew or do carpentry, and partner-switching through divorce is permitted.
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Usually I have to cut and sew a bunch of little pieces before I get one that's a good fit.
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They skin the feet by hand, dye the skins and sew them into pieces that can be fashioned into shoes.
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They skin the feet by hand, dye the skins and sew them into pieces that can be fashioned into shoes.
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They would insert fetoscopes into the ball and, eyes on the monitor, work together to sew up the chicken skin.
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She taught me how to sew buttons on her customers' clothing and gave me a little money to buy candy.
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The Hundleys, who could sew, would install themselves in Mr. Cho's apartment or studio to help for days on end.
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It felt like canvas coated with rubber, thin as a patch that one might sew onto a pair of jeans.
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Quick no-sew curtains: Oh, the things you can do with a cute piece of fabric and a glue gun!
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Once perfect, he cuts a slit up the middle to make two pant legs and begins to sew them together.
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There was a factory downstairs from where I lived on East 19th Street where women would sew flowers onto hats.
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In fact, people who like to sew or knit or crochet get a break on state taxes on some supplies.
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Basically you sew together an obese mouse that is missing leptin with a slim mouse, surgically attaching their circulatory systems.
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Teach You To Sew noted that this model is great for kids as well as for people with arthritic hands.
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But workers who sew dresses at home using cloth and patterns provided by the manufacturer are likely to be employees.
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And, rather than buying every single piece, maybe we conserve some fabric and sew shirt collars onto the vest instead.
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I would take one step from Graham's "The Legend of Judith" and one step from Pam, and sew them together.
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Whether it's Axe body spray or the Supreme brand, capitalism is figuring out how to sew insecurity in boys too.
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Watch "Dunkirk's Migrant Crisis: Breaking Borders (Dispatch 9)" Read "Migrants Sew Their Lips Shut in Protest at Calais 'Jungle' Demolition"
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For Community Day, visitors will have the opportunity to sew and shop for wares at the Corner Collective Pop-Up.
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We started with that right factory that was sustainable, literally zero impact on the environment from a cut, wash, sew perspective.
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The fact that I used to wear vintage slips over jeans and would sew words into my pencil cases at school.
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A robot might be pretty good at laying down the same stitch over and over again to sew on a sleeve.
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Elders come in and tell stories and the kids learn how to sew seal skin and they'll learn how to bead.
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In the same profile, GQ reported that a young Melania would sketch clothing designs that her mother and Ines would sew.
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We would dress 'em up and take care of them—sew buttons on shirts and sit and watch soccer with them.
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Corre said he would keep a few items of sentimental value, including clothing he helped his mother sew as a boy.
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As one example, she says Alexander taught herself to sew and made prom dresses for students who couldn't otherwise afford them.
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A serious tendon injury usually requires surgery to sew everything back up anyway, and that's when the sensor would be implanted.
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It crosses over elements of physiology, personality, and genetics that we're still trying to sew together and understand how it happens.
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Keep yourself up so you don't fall asleep on your sewing machine and sew your pajamas onto your fabric or something.
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Mendhro had once wanted to be an artist, having taught herself to cut, sketch, sew, stitch, screen print, paint, and more.
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One Halloween in grade school, I learned how to sew so that I could make a detailed Robert E. Lee uniform.
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Facing a critical shortage of protective gear, a hospital system in the Seattle area is asking volunteers to sew fabric masks.
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Players iron or sew them on themselves, or take their outfits to the on-site tournament tailor to have them applied.
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You can even sew a face mask lined with a vacuum filter, which some say is more effective at filtering particles.
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People from the Moria camp sew handmade protective face masks at the premises of the NGO Team Humanity on March 25.
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It's a similar situation in the Senate, where the system meant to sew the country together is tearing at the seams.
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With this memory in mind, in the 1970s Loving decided to cut up his paintings and sew them into uneven shapes.
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The Glowing Unicorn Pillow Kit teaches kids how to sew and lets them decorate their light-up pillow however they want.
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Crisis is also about accepting the fact that life does not sew up its loose ends like a well-crafted narrative.
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Not that anyone asked, but I sew well enough to have made the occasional garment for Sarah, back in the day.
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"I'm planning to make as many as possible and am asking fabric outlets for fabric donations to sew," Mackay told Reuters.
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She returns with her mother to their native town, where they join the village's older women outside to sew and gossip.
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His mother had taught him how to sew, so young Mr. Miller trimmed the excess fabric with a pair of scissors.
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Petraeus: Well, he is in an extraordinarily talented, diabolically, barbarically talented bomb maker, and willing to sew bomb materials inside people, literally.
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I sewed and painted and cut and designed them and then my local tailor Luis helped me to sew the foam heads.
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"We're always trying to stay transgressive and raw, opening veins hat we can't close o easily sew up," vocalist Orion told Noisey.
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She makes the drawings in response to embroidery samplers that girls and young women used to sew to demonstrate their needlework skills.
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It lets me grow into the things that I want instead of trying to sew them into a skin that rejects them.
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Andes-Gascon was born in Manaus, Brazil, but later moved to Maryland, where her father taught her how to sew and knit.
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Editing tweets would be an easy way for sloppy reporters to spread misinformation and sew confusion or for trolls to spread falsehoods.
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" Bynes, 31, said in the new interview that she is continuing to take classes at FIDM, where she's "learned how to sew.
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Their members "stick out like dogs' balls", one admits, because they sew patches onto their clothes and brand themselves with dense tattoos.
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Frank studied fiber art — fine art made with fabric or yarn — in college, and had learned how to sew from her mom.
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This is often translated as "girl power", but applies to a woman who can cook, sew and make impressive bento (lunch) boxes.
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After leaving the military, he taught himself to sew and would often volunteer to make protest banners for the city's LGBTQ community.
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During college, I experimented with sew-ins because I couldn't afford to get my hair blowdried as frequently as I wanted to.
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I'm gonna buy fabric and actually sew clothes for my clothing ideas – I'm not gonna wait for somebody else to do that.
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"One is somebody -- Trump or Rubio -- wins enough primaries to sew up the nomination in advance of the convention," one attendee said.
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And for my fellow naturalistas, the protective styles are impossible to sweat out, versus a blowout or bone-straight sew-in style.
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"Always have sew much fun glamming @lilyjcollins," Atkin captioned an Instagram video of her adding the unique finishing touch to the look.
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From a surreal grey felt fireplace by Australian artist Timothy Paul Myers, to Jeila Gueramian's rainbow blanket-fort-on-acid, Sew What?
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She'd like to see the ocean one day, which is about two hours away, and she'd like to learn how to sew.
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Talent obviously matters, but general manager Sean Marks and head coach Kenny Atkinson were smart to sew good habits into their club.
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Here, I think we have some old bedsheets—dye them black with the ashes of your self-respect and sew them together.
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But I knew from her books that she likes to sew, and there were two plates of attractive muffins on the counter.
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Ms. Zancanaro learned to design and sew from her grandmother ,, and her designs draw inspiration from nature — namu is Korean for tree.
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Nick took over the business in 1990, and some of the workers, who cut and sew pelts, remain from his father's era.
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Her mother had taught her to sew when she was as young as 3, and she had an unusual talent for it.
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When I was growing up in South Vietnam, my mom's friend had a clothing alterations business, and I loved watching her sew.
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Their mother was a seamstress; she would often sew them matching clothes when they were babies, their cousin Abdul Qader Rahimi said.
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My grandmother was very fond of him, and I was very fond of her — she's the one who taught me to sew.
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Hong Kong's 'Sew On Studio' sells face mask kits with fabric made by elderly tailors that residents can assemble themselves at home.
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Hong Kong's 'Sew On Studio' sells face mask kits with fabric made by elderly tailors that residents can assemble themselves at home.
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Sheltersuit hires Syrian refugees to sew the suits and also helps them integrate into the country, such as with Dutch language lessons.
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It's a new life after a long, difficult journey from Mogadishu, Somalia, where his father taught him to sew as a boy.
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They also created both fake social media personas and news items on all sides of the issues to sew discord and confusion.
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When her son was 4, she taught him to sew, instructing him in the beginner's arts of snipping wayward threads and seams.
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Prisoners scrub products for Wal-Mart, package coffee for Starbucks, sew clothes for Victoria's Secret, and man call centers for AT&T.
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She's currently teaching herself how to sew, an asset when competing on RuPaul's Drag Race, which is part of her long-term plan.
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In an approximately one-minute clip uploaded by Wayne County Now, the teen is heard teaching her brother how to sew a flag.
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"I hope God graces me five more years when you see all the fabric my daughter and I have to sew!" she said.
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"I won&apost return because here there is assistance, there are many camps, I can sew, and I can sustain myself," she said.
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"It's not just how well you cut, sew and tie," said surgical oncologist Dr. Alex Haynes, who was not involved in the study.
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Winners for each of the two challenges are given patches to sew onto their apron and one contestant is sent home each week.
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" According to Today, in the video she can be heard demanding her subjects "make me 900,000 cookies and sew me a nice dress.
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" She also wrote that she likes to "draw, paint, crochet, sew, embroider — anything productive I can do with my hands while watching Netflix.
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This year, there was no shortage of popping twist-outs, fluffy 'fros, bright wigs, perfectly blended sew-ins, gorgeous locs, and intricate braids.
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But while her teammates wore short-sleeved shirts and shorts, her mom would sew sleeves on shirts, or find her sweatpants to wear.
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At 8-years-old, the Guanajuato, Mexico-native learned how to sew, a skill she would showcase on her blog many years later.
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By her own admission, this Las Vegas show girl can't sew, she can't act, she can't dance, and she certainly wasn't very funny.
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In an approximately one-minute video uploaded by Wayne County Now, Thomas is heard teaching her older brother how to sew a flag.
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I feel like making clothes is a fun way to subvert capitalism while also being creative, so I sometimes sew things for myself.
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Ms. Kim, 34, grew up in Seoul and Calgary, Canada, learning to sew from a grandmother, obsessed by fabric from her earliest memories.
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Afternoons he often spent in silence at his grandmother's house next door, watching as she knit stars to sew together into a tablecloth.
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She learned to sew as a kid when she became tired of the options available in the "communal closet" that served the group.
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When I visited her organization in Hyderabad, there were young women learning how to sew garments—mostly Indian style kurtas and salwar kameezes.
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Asia shed a tear because she'd spent so much time helping everyone else sew, she didn't get chance to finish her own outfit.
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"I promise to sew myself in for the individual event," Min said on Twitter on Sunday, punctuating her words with a laughing emoji.
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Some of the material comes back to Strabane, where workers cut and sew it into uniforms for rugby, Gaelic football and cricket teams.
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Spider-Punk seems like the kind of punk who would get his mom's maid to sew patches onto his punk jacket for him.
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I'm so excited that girls in other troops that I don't even know will soon sew the patches onto their vests or sashes.
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Ms. Bakken said she can currently sew five masks an hour, but she hopes to get that number up to six or eight.
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Photograph by Sebastián Liste / Noor for The New Yorker Ruby learned to sew on his mother's old Singer, as a boy in Pennsylvania.
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In Utah, an oncologist named Mark Lewis posted a tweet-by-tweet instructional thread showing how to sew masks using at-home materials.
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The entire process took about two hours to remove the arrow, clean the infection, insert drains, sew up the wound and neuter him.
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Jewish, Arab, Muslim, Christian, and Bahá'í influences sew themselves together, creating an experimental food scene where spices and flavors would usually never meet.
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She initially debuted it at the 2017 Met Gala, after admittedly faking people out for the entire week prior with sew-in extensions.
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These styles include braids, twists, sew-in extensions, blowouts and crochet styles — all of which can be perfected in four hours or less.
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I've been loyal to Singer Sewing Machines all my life — from learning to sew on my grandmother's to upgrading to today's programmable models.
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Her job was to sew jackets, coats and dresses at a small clothing factory in Aichi prefecture, an industrial region in central Japan.
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And ideally we would have sewing classes back in school so everybody knows how to sew on a button and repair a hem.
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The first time that we saw Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), she was learning to sew with Arya and the other girls in Winterfell.
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He ultimately took that line to Japan where, in 2013, he learned, by plying Chinese factory workers with sweets, how to sew denim.
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The hand-embroidered iridescent sequin halter number retails for $6003,2600 and took over 26 man-hours to bead, and another week to sew together.
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In order to get the bill through Congress, Trump and GOP leaders will need to find a way to sew all those wishes together.
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Still, sew some warm fleece lining in there and you'll immediately transform into the 280s working class rebel you always dreamed you should be.
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There's a sewing table there when I need to alter the clothing or fabric then that's where I'll sew everything, work that process through.
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All on my own I managed to sew a wobbly circle with maroon thread onto a piece cut from an old green flannelette sheet.
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Plus, a button needs to be reattached on my blouse, and all of my mom's attempts to teach me to sew have been unsuccessful.
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While HSTRY has primarily been a sportswear brand, Goraya says it will soon expand to include cut and sew pieces, as well as womenswear.
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The trick, Toybina says, is that it all comes down to this time-saving tip: if the zipper gets caught, just sew her in!
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He resigned after entrepreneur Cheryl Sew wrote a blog post in July 2017 detailing an incident in which McClure assaulted her three years prior.
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"Factory cut-and-sew jobs are unlikely to increase," he said, "but other well-paying jobs in design, logistics, and data science would increase."
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It Takes 38 Minutes To Sew One Women's ShirtOne Zara factory in Tunisia, North Africa produces 1,200 pieces per day, 150 pieces per hour.
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Ultimately, he was starting to sew the seeds of getting back to making music, with friends, in an attempt to search for a feeling.
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For now, an easier way to make your own clothes at home is to go to a newsstand, buy a sewing magazine, and sew.
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"I learned to sew when I was 6 years old, the year we moved to the United States from South Korea." she tells us.
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It's a two-sided pattern, so I would do one side one evening, the other the next—and then you just sew them together.
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"We work with three cut and sew facilities in Bangladesh's Chittagong Export Zone, who are considered preferred employers in the region," the website says.
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"With sew-ins, there are tracks and braids underneath that are not sexy to run your fingers through," adds Refinery29 entertainment writer Sesali Bowen.
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"I can cut it if you want to sew it," she said, handing Aja a heap of fabric — full Kathie Lee in the sweatshop.
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Last weekend, I used a free online pattern to sew masks for myself and family members, using old handkerchiefs, shirts and elastic hair ties.
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Last weekend, I used a free online pattern to sew masks for myself and family members, using old handkerchiefs, shirts and elastic hair ties.
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She recalled previous boarders, including one who practiced the cello for hours on end and another who helped her sew buttons on her clothing.
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They also have to sew ribbons into every shoe so they can be tied to the foot, and sometimes add elastic for extra hold.
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The sweater did catch a small rip on the seam at the shoulder, but it&aposs one that&aposll be easy to sew up.
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The cut and sew apparel industry employed 42,120 sewing machine operators, an occupation that is projected to shrink by 11.9% between 2018 and 2028.
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"They had to sew me in on the way here," Ms. Munn said, adding that she had been getting ready since 10:30 a.m.
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" His mom taught him how to sew, and he would sell $800 worth of hats in just an hour, he told "The Brave Ones.
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Mr. Rubio sees a second chance to sew up the support he expected to break his way when he was riding high into New Hampshire.
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You sew up their mouths, forcing their lips into peaceful, somber lines that reflect the wishful thinking of the people whom the dead left behind.
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As failed IVF and adoption frustrations sew tensions between the two, their niece, Sadie, who's recently dropped out of college, comes to stay with them.
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Growing up in a small town in Idaho, the Texan learned to sew, weave, and farm from her family and neighbors at a young age.
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The Titans can sew up the No. 220 pick if they lose here, but their worst-case scenario at this point is the second pick.
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She taught herself to sew clothes and to make cookware; in addition to taking care of the children, she helped with planting and harvesting crops.
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Comedian Sarah Silverman on Friday said she is "very lucky" she doesn't have to sew a Jewish star to her clothes under the Trump administration.
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Then, during the team competition, Min's costume for the short dance came unfastened, prompting her to sew everything together before the individual competition on Monday.
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"I used to sew my friends' clothes on the weekend if we were going out and they wanted something, just for fun," she told us.
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"I started using a dry shampoo when I was transitioning from relaxed to natural, and started wearing sew-in weaves," Devi Velázquez of NaturallyCurly says.
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After emigrating to the United States in 1949, Ms. Krinitz married, raised children and resumed her craft, but decided in midlife to sew her story.
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It's an idea that she reflects in one of her drawings in which a human head is used as thread to sew a military jacket.
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Related: Migrants Sew Their Mouths Shut in Protest at Calais Jungle Demolition "This is a little boy, he has everything," Fares Aldhufairy says with envy.
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It connected health care facilities in need with those who could sew mask covers that could lengthen the life span of medical-grade N23 respirators.
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Be sure to backstitch (sew over multiple times) at the beginning and end of the seam, since the elastic will be pulling at those spots.
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He has talked about going from "seed to sew" in Cody — that means farming the raw material and doing the manufacturing all in one place.
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Fashion companies, from small cut-and-sew operations to labels like Malia Mills and Rag & Bone, have moved part or all of their operations there.
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Through a nanny, Ms. Lepore learned to sew, which came in handy when she worked at a gentleman's club in Newark while still a teenager.
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She learned how to use her feet to bathe and dress herself, to wash her clothes, to open doors, and to embroider and sew clothing.
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As we saw when Zoey fellowshipped with Teen Vogue, there are a million ways to work in the industry without having to sew a single stitch.
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You can wear your curls out, toss 'em into a bun, slick them back in cornrows, sew in a weave, or morph them into box braids.
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"It is difficult to find people to help me, even my friends, because not many people know how to pattern basic clothes or sew," Dillon says.
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Khloe's grandmother helps her sew the bags – which contain toothpaste, deodorant, wipes, soap, hand sanitizers and the like – and then she and her mother distribute them.
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A few years ago, Baker suffered a major stroke that left him disabled, but he mostly recovered and taught himself to sew again, Jones told CNN.
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Bala Murugan, 28, moved to the apparel hub of Tirupur to sew T-shirts years ago when his family could no longer earn enough from farming.
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At one point, Caro says he used a needle and thread to sew his lips shut for a five day hunger strike to protest at conditions.
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If he had to unbutton my shirt or my trousers I would pin them or sew them together to make it as hard as I could.
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Maxey, who taught herself to sew at the age of eight, now heads The Crated, a design and engineering studio that focuses on fashion and technology.
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They got him to Indianapolis on the helicopter, but he had a heart attack and died while they were trying to sew his hand back on.
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A pumpkin garland will look great on your mantle or above a doorway, and you don't even have to know how to sew to make one.
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On Thursday, Clinton called Gabbard a "favorite of the Russians" on a podcast, suggesting that she was being used to sew discord in the 2020 campaign.
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Since the materials don't need to be broken down to be repurposed, a simple cut-and-sew technique is all it takes to produce the shoes.
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"Both of my parents are tailors here — they've been making clothes since I was born," says Nguyen, who remembers learning to sew in her parents' studio.
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I wish I could wake up one day to find that we have rebuilt our house, and I would have a sewing machine to sew clothes.
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As with a regular alterations shop, visitors are invited to bring in their slacks in need of hemming, jackets to be darned, or patches to sew.
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"This is what we call a sequin, versus a sew-on stone, versus a hot-fix stone, versus a bead," explained the workroom supervisor, Claire Fleming.
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She learned to sew as a child; for her first sewing project for the local 4-H Club, she made a gathered skirt and fringe scarf.
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Asking volunteers to sew masks is the latest unusual step the hospital system has resorted to in order to cope with the shortage of protective gear.
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"I found a way to not only sew those ideas together but also show that they were never separate in the first place," Mr. Pico said.
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I go, 'Well if you can find me $5,000 to make me a dress then I'll wear it and I won't have to sew these anymore.
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It took 28 stitches to sew him up after he was slashed with a box cutter several weeks ago, he explained late Saturday, slurring his words.
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American workers could sew clothes together, instead of importing apparel from Bangladesh; in fact, we'd surely produce more pajamas per person-hour than the Bangladeshis do.
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Lindell taught himself how to sew — "I didn't know how to thread the bobbin" — and he converted an old hammer mill to cut up the foam.
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Others wash and iron clothes, sew, repair electronics, mend damaged shoes, run sports pools, do legal work, operate stores, and even fashion TV antennas from paper clips.
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Even residents who spoke about extreme abuse also laughed about sliding down bannisters, appreciated learning how to sew, or expressed pride about starring in an orphanage play.
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And then you sew up the seal carcass and dig a hole and just let it rot for between three and 18 months, so it's well-rotted.
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My grandmother would sew exquisite Waterford-silk party dresses for my sister and me every Christmas and birthday and had a coffee can full of spare buttons.
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"The females stated they had been trained to raise pigs, raise sheep, grow various fruits and vegetables, sheer sheep, utilize a loom, and sew," explains the statement.
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When I was a kid, my mom taught me how to sew and I dreamt of one day being a fashion designer and owning my own label.
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Take Australia's oldest man, who knits sweaters for oil-stricken penguins in his spare time, and the locals who often sew mittens for koalas singed by bushfires.
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LaFontaine-Greywind's family has said that Crews, their neighbor, invited the expectant mom to her third-floor apartment that Saturday afternoon to help her sew a dress.
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She was a teacher at Calhoun Community High School and could inspire troubled students to stay in school, and she liked to sew and quilt, he said.
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Sew in love Instead of a traditional photo, capture your love with needle and thread for a custom hand-stitched Butter Puppies embroidered couples' portrait ($160). 7.
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Jon Zornow, the founder of Sewbo, made waves in September after announcing that he had built the first robot to sew a t-shirt without human intervention.
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The latest incarnation of The Jungle Book is an attempt to sew together two very different types of movies, and the fit isn't always the snuggest one.
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Megan didn't know how to sew, but plenty of people in her network did, so on March 2100, she started a Facebook group called Sewing for Lives.
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A Seattle-area hospital system is asking volunteers to sew fabric masks to help make up for a shortage of protective gear during the novel coronavirus crisis.
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"The story is: You can have anything you want in the whole wide world, as long as you let me sew buttons into your eyes," she said.
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In Barcelona, homeless shelters and migrant collectives have volunteered to sew masks and medical suits, a local initiative that has been met by praise from health workers.
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In Barcelona, homeless shelters and migrant collectives have volunteered to sew masks and medical suits, a local initiative that has been met by praise from health workers.
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"Martha Stewart introduced him at the gala and said she learned to sew on a Kenmore machine," Victoria Matranga, an industrial design historian, said in an email.
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And there is no attempt to neatly sew together an overarching narrative about her approach to foreign policy challenges based on her years of experience in government.
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If you have a youngster who is particularly fond of unicorns and you want to teach them how to sew, the Glowing Unicorn Pillow is a must.
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He will remain in this state of suspended animation for up to an hour, while surgeons locate the bullet holes or stab wounds and sew them up.
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As a fan, I think her historical dress research projects can teach us how to be mindful, even if we never hand-sew a damn thing ourselves.
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So the friends ordered a few dozen beach towels and travel pillows from a discount website and had a local seamstress sew the pillows to the towels.
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EVA There's a bigger irony than giving expensive sewing machines to women with graduate degrees, and that's giving them to people who don't know how to sew.
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It's another example of taking what someone would consider music merch into a higher realm doing cut-and-sew, chopping them up and sewing them back together.
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The women have asked volunteers around the world to help sew, crochet or knit pink hats with ears by using simple patterns available on the project's website.
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According to Benjaphorn, she was inspired after seeing pictures of Araya and went out to buy bags of prawn crackers — a popular savoury snack — to sew them together.
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If the tech industry was a person, it would sew MOCK ME onto all of its shirts so as not to deplete the global supply of scotch tape.
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One of GEBCO's jobs is to gather this existing information together and sew it into a new database, to create a coherent portrayal of the known ocean floor.
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Related: 6 DIY Special Effects to Awesome-ify Your Photographs Artist Stages Nude Performances in Iceland's Stunning Landscape Two Artists Tear, Sew, and Fold the Limits of Photography
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Mr. Josiah was an aspiring fashion designer who taught himself to sew, his mother said, but withdrew from college last year because he could not afford his classes.
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So, Luke went back to the doctor who needed to sew his shin shut -- and the whole thing was insanely graphic ... we're talking lots of blood and gore.
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It might be "easier to automate the activities of a fashion designer than to automate the people who sew clothing", suggests Michael Chui of the McKinsey Global Institute.
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BAIER: And the detaching, as we talked about before, with questioning his election and Russians actually doing things to sew chaos in the elections are two different things.
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"In theory, hairstyles like braids, sew-in weaves, and tight ponytails allow you to do less manipulation to the hair, so you don't get much breakage," Lenzy explains.
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One of her methods is to take tank tops and cut the bottom off and then sew in an elastic, using sewing kits and razors purchased from commissary.
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"He had a liver transplant and there were some things missing on his right side, so I had to sew him closed with my own hands," he said.
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After three straight conference wins to sew up the SEC East, No. 5 Georgia entered Saturday's non-conference tilt against UMass hoping for a leisurely, low-pressure afternoon.
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Each of the lines — McCall's, Butterick, Kwik Sew and Vogue Patterns (its name licensed from Condé Nast) — has its own catalog, which sewing enthusiasts find at fabric shops.
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The White House has been working to sew up Democratic support for the fiduciary rule, which has faced widespread opposition from the financial industry and leading business groups.
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Slat had with him a black backpack decorated with sew-on patches from the Ocean Cleanup's plastic-counting research expeditions, and he was wearing his usual skateboarding sneakers.
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The lawsuit said 221 workers were hired to sew, iron, and pack clothing for the brand, and did so six days a week for less than minimum wage.
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Factories that hand sew each of the shoes together also create products for the likes of Christian Louboutin and Chanel, so you know the quality is on point.
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Armed with measuring tape and white chalk, she draws patterns on the fabric, marking the spots she will have to sew over, as her pupils look on attentively.
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"Not every brand has its own atelier that can make alterations or sew a dress from scratch," he said, speculating on why Ms. Jones may have had problems.
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" Later, "The New Day," announces, with acoustic-guitar-strumming earnestness, "We're the future, it's hard to say we know/And the suture is what we have to sew.
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The cuts, he said, were not a profit-motivated decision—he noted the company hasn't been profitable in 15 years—but rather an attempt to sew up redundancies.
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And every OB/GYN I know has been asked by a man to sew his female partner "extra tight" after she has split open to deliver his baby.
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Every day through April 27, they can also sew embroidered matzo covers for Passover and, on Monday through Wednesday, create and decorate clay cups for the prophet Elijah.
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"I learned how to sew from my grandmother when I was a little girl, but I hadn't picked up a needle in more than a decade," she shared.
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First, he used software to create a 3D rendering of a desired location, then carefully mapped the many different photographic angles needed to sew together a final image.
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"To be able to build bags and all, and to be able to sew behind the machine, to do hand-sewn products, it is my passion," she said.
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Reporter Ben Ferguson talks to the man whose home was the first to be dismantled and witnesses a silent protest by a group who sew their lips together.
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A jacket takes around 1.5 hours to create, which may seem extensive, but given that most suits take much longer to hand sew and cut, it's a fast turnaround.
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Another user, Cheryl Sew Hoy, bought the Naya when she was breastfeeding her first child because she wanted a high-quality pump to help her get back to work.
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You know, if Russia is in fact looking to sew discord, or chaos, they&aposve got to be saying this is the greatest thing we&aposve ever done. OK?
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"We could totally make a pattern from one of the originals and would love to host a sew-in to craft 10!" said a comment posted by the Lounge.
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Swopes has been required to register since 2012 after he was charged in 2008 for attempting to sew an open wound closed on one of his children, police said.
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In keeping with drag tradition, competitors must perform, write new material, and sew while keeping their stiletto-sharp wits about them, making Drag Race a reality-show triple threat.
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Peter's flight from LA was delayed and I felt half crazy, alone in this airport on my way to sew the seed of my baby in another woman's body.
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By the 1970s she had developed a technique that involved physically cutting up her canvases and sewing them back together, using the machine she used to sew her clothes.
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They have the best styling, there's two hours of hair and makeup, and there's a seamstress to hand-sew you into your clothes so that every curve looks perfect.
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Ezekiel and Carol may have decided to prepare for the bloodshed ahead, but they also recognize they need to sew seeds for the garden that will be needed after.
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Derrius Guice ripped up his knee in Washington's first preseason game earlier this month ... and now, he's turning to legendary doc James Andrews to sew his ACL back together.
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The Queen herself is so cautious about having a Marilyn moment of her own that she's known to sew weights into the hems of her skirts to avoid one.
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The quilt represents those things for me and also creates a sense of unity from supporters across the US who can send in swatches, which we will sew together.
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Gone are the projections that the GOP race would be practically finished by the end of March, along with hopes to sew up the nomination after outlasting Marco Rubio.
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She sported a sew-in with blond highlights and was rocking a hilarious shirt that said, Dorothy in the streets/Blanche in the sheets—homage to The Golden Girls.
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And yet, you can go ahead and label me silly, but I really was surprised to read that Khloé Kardashian has been wearing a sew-in for 15 years.
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After working with a number of ideas on that front he found that it's far easier to put sensors against the skin than to sew them into our clothes.
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Or he could lose, and the nominating fight will continue, with Mr. Trump hindered in his ability to sew up the nomination with the 1,237 delegates a candidate needs.
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The "cut and sew" infrastructure in the U.S. moved overseas decades ago and would take at least a decade to return, if it could be re-established at all.
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In one gorgeous tableau, Coriolanus's mother, Volumnia, and his wife, Virgilia, sit behind a translucent screen the width of the stage, appearing to sew the tapestry projected on it.
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After the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said fabric masks could be used as a "last resort," individuals and fashion houses began to sew face masks for hospitals.
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"We got wasteful and stupid, and now we have to go back to common sense," Corrine Weatherly, who owns a dress- and costume-making shop, Sew What, told me.
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According to personal legend, she was forced to dye, slice and sew her store-bought shapewear for years in order to meet the unique needs of her unique body.
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She also bought some thirty table runners, and many details to sew onto dresses and shirts, especially on guayaberas, which she bought at another stand deeper into the market.
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Whether it's upcycling a thrift find, creating your own curtains from scratch, or just fixing an old pair of jeans, knowing how to sew can really come in handy.
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A markup delay signals that House leadership and the Treasury Department need more time to sew up enough votes through tweaks to the bill and assurances on its effects.
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Related: 4 Experiential Artists Who Brightened Up 2016 | The Wrap-Up 5 Photographers Who Are Hitting Big in 2016 Two Artists Tear, Sew, and Fold the Limits of Photography
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Thready blogger Gretchen Hirsch, Beth of Sew DIY, costume buff Vincent Briggs, and Ping of Peneloping broke down the go-to tools of the trade, from patterns to seam rippers.
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The company primarily sells online, and it hires formerly incarcerated men to sew the shirts, underlining Birky's belief that entrepreneurs have the power to enact change through their business models.
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"The lovely Syrian girls in the @savethechildren healing-through-arts program at the Za'atari refugee camp were kind enough to attempt to teach me how to sew," the actress wrote.
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Then, once I found Brazilian blowouts — one way to straighten my hair without damaging the curl — I would have to wash, then dry, then braid, then sew in the weave.
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I clearly remember arguing with my teacher that I needed to sew up her stomach, while my teacher insisted that I leave it open so I could put treasures inside.
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Many brands sew a name tag and content label into the rolled edge, which I find annoying and scratchy and too visible, but removal would cause the scarf to fray.
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In 2015, Lyons penned an essay for Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter, explaining that her love for clothing extends as far back to her teenage years when she learned to sew.
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"We just cut off the extra [fabric] and sewed the uniform on top of the blue," she said, adding that her mom actually had to sew her into the costume.
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For people of a certain age bracket, the release of Get Rich or Die Tryin' coincided with those years when music can start to sew the seeds of future aspirations.
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But if a clothing company paid someone to sew clothes at home, then that person should be considered an employee, entitled to minimum wage, breaks, and other benefits of employment.
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Sew at Home Mummy's review shows the good build quality of the Oliso TG1600, which the reviewer says worked well for more than a year and was still going strong.
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But what likely appealed to Markle most about the brand is that it works with nongovernmental organizations to teach vulnerable girls and young women in Southeast Asia how to sew.
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But there are plenty of DIY Halloween decorations you can make without spending a lot of time or money, like trash-bag spiderwebs or a no-sew yarn pumpkin garland.
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When Elman was in line to receive her military uniform — alongside the men — she was handed two pairs of pants and told to sew them together to make a skirt.
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The hospital system is offering kits with materials to make 100 masks to volunteers in the Seattle area who know how to sew and have a sewing machine at home.
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Culp said it was taking steps to adjust its supply chain, including partnering with sources for cut and sew kits in Vietnam, in response to the latest round of tariffs.
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I wanted to posit an alternative history in which women who sew and read are seen as actively engaging in creative work, rather than as passively frittering away their hours.
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Mr. Trump has also dismantled the office of the White House cybersecurity coordinator, the job that was supposed to sew together offense and defense against the daily barrage of cyberattacks.
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Biden looks for a way in: The coronavirus smashed into America just as former vice president Joe Biden was beginning to dominate the Democratic race and sew up the nomination.
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Esther Choo, via Twitter: My heart may never recover from all the people dropping off personal supplies of gloves and N303 masks and offering to sew facemasks for hospital workers.
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I sew in my room so I want to get a studio to design in because I love sewing and I want to have a nice layout to work in.
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What we're talking about is a major foreign power with the sophistication and ability to involve themselves in a presidential election and sew conflict and discontent all over this country.
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You knit a basic brown watchcap and then make two matching drumsticks, brown again, but with white cuffs, stuff the drumsticks and sew them to the side of the hat.
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I actually had to cut them and re-sew them myself to make it work for me since they're not adjustable, and even still there was pretty much no support.
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It's relatively easy with the Taurus to pick up small pieces and move them around a peg board but more challenging to sew a stitch or move a thin wire.
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His native country still plays a part in the jeans-making process: Mr. Echigoya sends American cotton to Japan to be dyed; then it is returned to him to sew.
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Send her your old drawers, and Coralina Meyer will sew them into one of her "Cunt Quilts," the first of which will fly at this weekend's Women's March on Washington.
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"I'm going to cut a heart out of this material and I'm going to sew it into your dress over your heart," Renee explains of her vision for implementing the tulle.
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Police say Randy was required to register after he "attempted a medical procedure on one of his children by trying to sew an open wound closed," reports Chicago news station Fox32.
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But Walker wasn't always this confident about wigs — she steered clear of the beauty trend for years out of fear they simply wouldn't appear believable, relying on sew-in weaves instead.
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Donald Trump's surge in the polls isn't just the result of the usual bump presidential candidates historically enjoy after they sew up the primary battles and earn the "presumptive nominee" title.
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Almost 5,000 Bangladeshi garment factory workers who sew clothes for global retail giants such as H&M and Walmart have been fired for participating in strikes over low wages, AFP reports.
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The mortality rate is fairly low, though, when treated with the Foker process, a complex surgery used when the gap in the esophagus is too large to sew the ends together.
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Repurpose items instead of replacing themGrowing up, when I'd get a hole in my jeans or top, my mom would just sew a patch over it — "Good as new," she'd say.
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For a baby with tetralogy of Fallot, "the surgeon closes the hole in the heart's wall just like you would sew a patch onto a pair of pants," Dr. Donofrio says.
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"The story of the piece is about a woman who journeyed to see the Icelandic landscape to sew herself back together through, out of heartbreak, towards transcendence and empowerment," says Huang.
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She also, as Clapton tells me, knows how to sew and embroider and so perhaps has been able, more than any other character, to send extremely personal messages via her clothing.
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But as you got older, if you stumbled upon a cute patch at an event, you probably never took the time to actually iron or sew it on to a jacket.
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"Farmers played a pivotal role in helping the Louisiana black bear recover, using easements and other Farm Bill conservation programs to sew together primary habitat corridors," said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.
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At its best, Unravel manages to sew the two together to create a game that has the nostalgia and headiness of a jigsaw box covered in dust in your family's attic.
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In the latest development, Flipagram, the app that lets you sew together pictures and video snippets with one minute of music to create packaged stories, has added a direct messaging feature.
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Silvestre accepted the challenge of teaching advance courses to four inmates who already knew how to sew, and also took on another seven detainees who'd never touched a sewing needle before.
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In the meantime, businesses have stepped up to help: JoAnn Fabrics donated supplies to customers who shopped for fabric to sew masks and acted as a collection point for protective gear.
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Providence St. Joseph Health is offering kits with materials to make 100 masks to volunteers in the Seattle area who know how to sew and have a sewing machine at home.
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Word of the Day noun: a decorative design made of one material sewn over another verb: sew on as a decoration _________ The word appliqué has appeared in 36 articles on NYTimes.
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I worked without a pattern, using cheap floss, a needle with a too-small eye and a plastic embroidery hoop to sew geometric designs on a few worn-out T-shirts.
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A basement maker's space is still in development, and Mr. Rassi and Mr. Shternlicht dream of a time when architects can build models there or fashion designers cut and sew samples.
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Then, he instructed, sew up the digestive tract with a strong suture, and, "to buttress the repair," partly detach one of the neck muscles and use it to cover the wound.
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And then there was that time her "physical comedy" was so intense, she actually split her dress on set (lucky for her, she had someone to sew her right back into it).
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"Orange is the New Black", a television show set in a women's prison, recently lampooned a private-prison takeover, after which the inmates are forced to sew lingerie for $1 an hour.
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Wall Street can sense the winds changing far better than Microsoft ever could and they have the money and the brain power to sew up the crypto world for decades to come.
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Munson said Paisley's tongue swelled so much in the postoperative period that the sutures loosened and the tongue separated, but doctors were able to sew it back together with no further issues.
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It's like one of those grabber sticks used to pick up trash, but with a tiny curved needle at the bottom, which rotates like a spinning wheel to sew up the tissue.
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In one corner of the organization's large community space in Yerevan, fashion designer Agnes Malkhasyan is showing her pupils how to sew stitches on a piece of red material using a machine.
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He explores how the drug has been used to sew panic and injustice in communities already on their knees in what is by far the boldest deconstruction of the meth epidemic yet.
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Tracklist:Gary Numan - "Metal"Zoviet France - "Mohnomische 7"Prurient - "Dragonflies To Sew You Up"Lustmord - "Decompression"Wolf Eyes - "Human Animal"Cabaret Voltaire - "Nag, Nag, Nag"Coil - "Careful What You Wish For"Shapednoise ft.
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Related: Surreal 360° Portraits Slice The Human Head Into Rotating Parts A Digital Surgeon Cuts a New Perspective on the Human Body Two Artists Tear, Sew, and Fold the Limits of Photography
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Amber's people say Johnny didn't get medical help for nearly 24 hours, so doctors could not reattach the fingertip ... they used a flap from his hand to sew on a new tip.
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I'd sooner sew buttons than prepare or eat brunch on a Sunday, but Kim Severson's recipe for breakfast carbonara, which she scored off the television chef Alton Brown, sure has me captivated.
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Dr. Silber said that he had performed more than 2,000 kidney transplants in rats, which required microsurgical techniques to sew together minute blood vessels the same size as those in human testicles.
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This museum is ending Women's History Month by saluting American female patriots who did more than cook, clean, sew and spy for the men at the front: They actually took up arms.
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According to his website, Gilbert taught himself to sew at a young age after serving time in the army, and used those skills to make banners for gay and anti-war protest marches.
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Vertebrates are relatively wimpy and have evolved things like fur and feathers (and the ability to construct heated buildings and sew clothing) in order to keep their cells operating at optimal warm temperatures.
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The brand's Thai-made silk shirts — retail value $573 — similarly cost $9.50 to sew, plus an additional $65.80 for shipping, packaging, materials, and fees, coming out to a total production cost of $75.30.
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Think about it: Wouldn't you rather allocate your funds towards mint mojitos and that adorable two-piece, rather than a fresh sew-in or getting your crochet braids touched up in the salon?
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A few days before Sew published her blog post, and a day after the New York Times published a report revealing McClure's misconduct, the investor published a Medium post titled I'm a Creep.
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If you want to sew a custom made message into one of Filipino participatory art pioneer David Medalla's new works, you better head to NYC's Venus Over Manhattan gallery in Manhattan, and soon.
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She broke calabashes into pieces, burned them in an oven to various shades of brown to match Nigerian skin tones, and drilled holes in them so that she could sew them onto blouses.
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The Briton now has a 67-point lead over Vettel with four races remaining and can sew up the championship next week with victory in Austin should the German finish lower than second.
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To win Drag Race, contestants need to know how to style wigs, apply makeup, sew, design outfits, lip sync, do celebrity impersonations, perform stand up comedy, follow choreography, and, on occasion, actually sing.
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"IT IS THREADS, hundreds of tiny threads, which sew people together through the years," the French actress Simone Signoret once said of marriage, and for Sophia and Masafumi Watanabe, this is especially true.
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So, if you're stressed like me, get thee to an herbal store and buy some dried lavender, sew them to a satchel, or just buy some lavender essential oil, a lavender candle, whatever.
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Tyson had a few marks on his face -- but overall, he looked pretty good ... much better than his last fight anyway (remember, they had to sew his face shut after that gnarly gash).
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"When buttons would go missing from Patrick's clothes, his grandmother, who worked as a maid for a white family, would sew new buttons of various colors, sizes, and shapes on them," Amelan explained.
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The competition over at Bravo's Project Runway is getting sew tough — and judging from season 17's midseason trailer, fans will be on pins and needles to see who makes it to the end!
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"It took me 55 hours worth of research and 55 hours to sew it," Bright, wearing a long black and gold dress and cloak, feathered headpiece and a full face of white makeup, said.
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"Back in the day when there was a lot of work and it got really demanding, my mom would teach me — age 6 or 5 — to sew on the little tags," she recalled fondly.
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She said it was about gender expectations — that if a male and a female employee liked to sew, for instance, and the male employee was fired for that, that was discrimination under the law.
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The laborious artiness of the short, self-consciously cryptic scenes that make up large swaths of the play start to chafe pretty early on — the stage direction "they sew" plainly valuing activity over speech.
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Super religious, super constrictive, Carrie is forced to sew her own clothes in patterns that she hates, left horribly uninformed about things like her own body, and generally kept home under her mother's iron fist.
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I dreamed I was on Dancing With the Stars and I kept wanting to sew sleeves on the sleeveless dresses they wanted me to wear, only I didn't know how to use a sewing machine.
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That is what circular economy is, where everything is put to use whether it's water in the supply chain or the brands' cut and sew waste or on the manufacturing level or even post-consumer.
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I spoke briefly with the National Park Service employees at the center, snagged a "Selma to Montgomery" patch to sew onto my pack after completing the trail, and stepped outside, bracing myself for the humidity.
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The two technicians, dressed in blue scrubs and masks that reveal only their eyes, sew up the wounds, hose off excess blood and tissue, and wrap the woman's body in absorbent chux and thick plastic.
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By sophomore year, I stopped using relaxers as frequently and instead turned to protective styles — including sew-in weaves, which lost their purpose whenever I'd press my leave-out with a scalding-hot flat iron.
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We had to work with two different manufacturers—one to print the design and one to cut and sew the fabric, so that was a bit unusual and more time-consuming than we're used to.
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The lawyer for the SFC, Jat Sew-Tong, told the three-member Securities and Futures Appeals Tribunal at a brief hearing on Monday that details of the settlement would be released at a later date.
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"Their purpose was to sew discontent and mistrust in our elections they wanted us to be at each others' throat when it was over," Rogers said at the panel at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
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Using found cardboard, paper bag, kraft paper, and paint, my three-dimensional, life size sculptures literally sew together issues of personal identity, American popular culture and politics with the thread of my grandmother's sewing machine.
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Many of the women had to provide for themselves for the first time, having lost their husbands and fathers to Islamic State and so one of his projects is to teach women how to sew.
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"It was one of my dreams to be able to sew and now I feel that it's getting real," Kira Schwarz, who identifies as gender-queer, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation after finishing her stitches.
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In the early days, RagTagd would sew the tags directly into the items of clothing, but the company has now moved on to a deal with Spartan, one of the biggest uniform distributors in Australia.
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"Basically, we're taking a page out of Zara's book, where we've built a network of small, 15- to 30-person cut-and-sew shops in L.A. Zara does the same thing in Spain," Wyatt explains.
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It took about 10 stitches to sew the scalp artery to the artery in the brain, using a curved needle about the size of an eyelash and fine thread barely visible to the naked eye.
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Some of her antiwar sentiments stem from the fact that she lived through World War II in Japan, going to work at a military factory to sew parachutes when she was just 13 years old.
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Rokae is also teaching its arms to manufacture bras, and says it is working with Adidas to test whether the arms are able to sew the three white stripes of the German firm's logo onto garments.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - In a workshop in a bombed-out factory in Mosul, Najlaa Abdelrahman joins scores of other women on a production line as they sew garments and try to knit their lives back together.
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On the other side of the spectrum you have the rest of us, who relish in every opportunity to sew our wild oats, cheating on every new lippie that hits shelves with the next best thing.
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According to historical accounts, Japanese families who were interned couldn't shop at local stores and were only allowed to order new clothes or fabric to sew their own clothes from a handful of mail-order catalogues.
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Last month Facebook confirmed Russian agents had utilized its platform in an apparent attempt to sew social division across the U.S. — revealing it had found purchases worth around $100,000 in targeted advertising or some 3,000+ ads.
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But that incident, like another moment several months later, when I screamed at her because she couldn't stop crying long enough to sew a button back on my skirt, illustrates my broken end of our relationship.
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Aware that people generally donate clothing that's less than desirable to the underprivileged, Eisman, 16, took his interest in fashion and taught himself how to sew in order to turn the dowdy duds into hot fashion.
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It's no secret that a good ponytail is a foolproof way to slay — and these protective styles ahead can also hold you over until the next time you're ready for a new sew-in or braids.
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At the heart of Clinton's strategy to sew up the Democratic nomination is the notion that minority voters are a firewall of sorts that will prevent Sanders from accumulating the delegates he'd need to stop her.
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When the piece is totally finished, you can either  pull it out of the hoop to sew it onto a pillow or a piece of clothing, or you can frame the whole piece of fabric.
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And after we sew up the holes that sometimes allow someone like the Texas shooter to access a weapon of war, let's ask ourselves this question: Why does any civilian need to own an assault rifle?
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He says that rugs, bath towels, and kitchen towels are his favorite items to sew, adding that he'd love to create his own brand one day and have his brother and friends model for the company.
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These pictures have now become so widespread that they can even be found printed on the cloth that people use to sew t-shirts, dresses and shirts—literally a walking advertisement for the public health programme.
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Related: Migrants Sew Their Mouths Shut in Protest at Calais Jungle Demolition Aldhufairy's father and sister are in the UK — his father fled Kuwait after being briefly imprisoned for taking part in protests, according to Aldhufairy.
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They sold clothes designed by friends, their own hoodie sweatshirts with an oversized diamond pattern (Leon's mother, Wendy, helped sew them), and apparel and tchotchkes that they lugged home from marathon shopping trips to Hong Kong.
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The Justice Department's indictment of 2628 Russian nationals and three Russian entities on Friday offered a stunning example of a foreign government's plot to sew chaos in and influence the outcome of a U.S. presidential election.
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B J Nickol, president of the All American Clothing Company, based in Arcanum, Ohio, said he employed 15 people, as well as subcontractors in about 20 states who cut, sew and ship shirts, jeans and sweaters.
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"I studied pop culture with an encyclopedic gaze and absorbed clothes through the celebrities who wore them," he told T. He then bought a sewing machine and taught himself how to sew by watching YouTube videos.
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He taught me to care for the details, that it was not necessary to sew on a button where it had no use, or to add a flower to make a dress beautiful ... no unnecessary detail.
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Heft said that because her 100th birthday falls on a Thursday this year, she still plans to sew, but will find time to celebrate at a party she says her three daughters are busy planning for her.
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Koenig & Clinton, the cherished contemporary art gallery in New York City known for its brainy exhibition program featuring the likes of Maria Hassabi, Anna Sew Hoy, Olivier Mosset, and Steven Baldi, announced its immediate closure last month.
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Sew-ins are a protective style that can help hair grow, but it didn't help that I was still tackling my leave out with a hot flat iron so that it'd blend with my 22-inch waves.
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In search of love and acceptance, Mr Cassara's Boricua castaways make homes with new cherry-picked families, live on rice and beans, learn how to sew, and aspire one day to afford a Chanel suit at Saks.
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That Andrew's beloved dad bought his son everything he wanted and encouraged him to see himself as special, while Gianni's beloved mom preached hard work and taught him to sew, is too telling a contrast to ignore.
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Thought to be the centerpiece of Medalla's exhibition, the A Stitch in Time installation allows viewers to sew their own messages onto a suspended sheet of white fabric using needles and colored threading provided by the gallery.
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If only he can just sew up the tears in the fabric of the back four and keep the offense motivated for reasons besides a comeback, then we just might have a cohesive team on our hands.
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In Jinger's case, the wedding dress designer explains her plan on integrating the fabric in the dress itself: to cut out a heart from the material and sew it into her dress over where her heart its.
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I started going into her closet, taking apart her clothes — which she wasn't very happy about — and buying scraps of fabric and started just putting things together and sewing on my own, teaching myself how to sew.
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Yet it's also clear mainstream platforms are unwilling to pro-actively and voluntarily adapt their rules to close down malicious users who seek to weaponize social media tools to spread hate and sew division via amplified harassment.
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Busque has hired Taskers to help her plan parties and has seen users request someone to deliver a care package, wait in line for show tickets, and even sew a tuxedo for a rubber chicken (yes, really).
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Rocha wanted to break the stereotype that men can't crochet, and after recognizing that many male inmates do in fact sew, he and Silvestre came up with the idea for a crochet workshop that Silvestre would lead.
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So the Arizona center might have taken away too many of a dead person's bones, and was trying to sew together different people's parts to make up a full body's worth of ashes, Guyett told Business Insider.
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To this day we do not understand how he convinced our mother, an exceedingly proper woman and a pillar in her church, to sew and create the colorful costumes and props which he used for his antics.
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You may feel ambivalent about stalking your friends or loved ones (please resist the urge to sew a tracker into your shady boyfriend's coat), but without Bluetooth and GPS trackers, I would barely be able to function.
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Ms. Cortes was paid for each piece of a shirt she sewed together — about 217.99 cents to sew on each sleeve, 22014 cents for each of the side seams, 22017 cents for the seam on the neckline.
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In 2017, the founders — Daniel Webster-Clark, Alex Neumann, Chip Longenecker, and Elaine Chen — began working with a design consultancy firm, as well as cut and sew shops in Chicago, to create the first samples of RompHims.
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Buying second-hand tends to be cheaper, but if there's something I really can't find in a secondhand group, I commission a friend to sew/construct it over buying new if it isn't too expensive to do so.
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Johnson said one of her favorite cloth bag-making hacks is to sew the bags the same size as containers in your pantry so when you go shopping and fill them, you know you've bought the perfect amount.
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We are literally contacting each other every day to congratulate each other on taking the minimal time and effort to, say, write a thank-you letter, or finally sew up that unraveling cardigan, or finish cleaning the kitchen.
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As the train pulled out of the station, she unfolded the first page of the book, carefully placing it under the needle of the machine, and began to sew, each page unravelling as an unbroken line started forming.
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The bicameral bill would sew up what its sponsors call a "legal Bermuda Triangle," one that lets law enforcement agents conduct what would otherwise be unconstitutional searches of devices, like laptops and smartphones, that belong to U.S. citizens.
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To repair an ACL, you can't just sew it back together; surgeons have to reconstruct the ACL using a graft that's cut from the patellar tendon, or from a cadaver (yep, a dead person), according to the AAOS.
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Biden, who is attempting to sew up support just days before the Iowa caucuses, also got a question about lacking precinct captains — something the former vice president's Iowa organization back in April had promised would be a priority.
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And as in the couture house ateliers, seamstresses cut and sew stiff linen mock-ups, called toiles, to perfect the design before cutting it in the final fabric, and produce embellishments, like handmade silk blossoms and gold braiding.
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An anonymous seamstress in her kitchen in Puglia, Italy, was among contract workers who said they are paid about 24 euros to sew an entire coat for luxury fashion brands, work that takes about four to five hours.
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The six-day program for the students will include a robust schedule of classes, workshops, and talks by notable artists, musicians, and performers, including the Haas Brothers, Anna Sew Hoy, Dynasty Handbag, and Brian "B+" Cross, among others.
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For learning to sew simple projects like pillows and curtains, or beginning to quilt or make clothing, Janome Mod-19 is an affordable, easy-to-use machine that can grow as a new learner gains confidence and skills.
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The elder McCray loved to sew, but spent most of her life working in a factory and supporting her family; like so many female creators, she only got the chance to pursue her passion once she was older.
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Rather than do things assembly-line style, with one person specializing in a narrow piece of a garment – say, the sleeve – he is moving to a "team sew" model where each worker is more broadly responsible for product quality.
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Dean says Under Armour decided to sew the suit with an asymmetrical seam that runs from the lower left leg to the right shoulder, which reduces bunching and allows the skaters more freedom of movement during their left turns.
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"I know how to sew, but have only managed to sell a few small pieces - it's difficult to find proper work as a refugee," said Claudine, carefully threading the needle of her sewing machine during her MADE51 training session.
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A glassed-in area at the back of the shop is reserved for the atelier, where seamstresses use vintage fabrics and colorful modern prints to sew the custom-made and one-of-a-kind clothes sold in the shop.
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"At the end of the day, the community of like-minded nations cannot afford to tear the fabric of cooperation apart," he said, "but there may be a need to sew it with more sturdy threads here and there."
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People have donated hundreds of pairs to the cause Suh and others who knit, sew, crochet or otherwise use their skills to produce things for causes call it "craftivism," and it's not just about making cozy hats or gloves.
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For the piece, Salcedo issued a public call for volunteers, which consisted of mostly art students, chosen for their manual skills to sew the different pieces of cloth (though many other citizens took part in the action as well).
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" Sew a mouse to a hotdog, hook this combo up to a heating element at night, and keep it on the bedside table, says one panel in a trilogy of comic strip-like narratives, "Formulations Toward Achieving Idyll Nos. 1-3.
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Even if some fashion retail giants technically have the scale and resources to adapt to the big data era, none apparently has the long term conviction to take the plunge — which is enabling Amazon to push in and sew up marketshare.
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The brand's True Body collection, which consists of two patent-pending bras that feature a new no-sew technology with bonded seams and stretch recovery, takes the performance elements of sportswear and combines them with the fabric and feel of intimates.
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The source came away from the dinner sure that Kaine would use his knowledge of the fast growing, and reliably blue, South Asian voting bloc to help Clinton, the Democratic nominee for president, sew up Virginia, a key election battleground.
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On TV, designer Michael Costello is criticized by the other contestants because he "can't sew" (translation: he didn't go to fashion school), but I learn by Googling that he makes it to the finals and later dresses Beyoncé and Lady Gaga.
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"Drag Race," which in every episode asks competitors to construct new identities and costumes, lives to point out that our meat suits can be altered, that anyone can paint and sew a new persona, that all appearances are illusions anyway.
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You can meet the designer Albertus Swanepoel and choose a custom band to trim your hat ($280) or select from vintage fabrics brought over from the E. Marinella archives in Naples, Italy, and have a tailor hand-sew your tie ($280).
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But the banks reached a settlement ahead of the appeals, a counsel for SFC, Jat Sew-Tong, told a three-member Securities and Futures Appeals Tribunal on Monday, adding that details of the settlement would be released at a later date.
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And if minimum wage in Bangladesh for garment workers is $68 per month, and if sewers work for 50 hours a week, and jeans take about 45 minutes to sew, labor costs would only be about 45 cents per jean. Cool!
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Placing the burden of reproductive health on cis-women is an outdated concept that should be left in the past, along with high school home economics classes which imply that it's only girls who should now how to cook and sew.
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Everything the young Texan touched seemed to turn to gold as he landed his first two major championship victories at the U.S. Masters and U.S. Open, and won the Tour Championship to sew up the lucrative end-of-season FedExCup Series.
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In October, he plans to work alongside visual artists in Denver to create a series of hand-bound art books, incorporating words and images, that will be entirely conceived, made, and constructed in one day (Svalina will sew the bindings).
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"It takes me about one hour to sew one meter, so about four to five hours to complete an entire coat," said the woman, who works without a contract, or insurance, and is paid in cash on a monthly basis.
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He made it easier for Southern states to reenter the Union and pardoned the Vice President of the Confederacy, perhaps helping to sew the nation back together but doing little to address the plight of African Americans in the South.
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"To this day, we do not understand how he convinced our mother, an exceedingly proper woman and a pillar in her church, to sew and create the colorful costumes and props which he used for his antics," the obituary says.
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There are companies that can sew those ashes into a teddy bear, 3D print a terrifying bust for you to keep them in, or blast them into space so your grandfather can finally become one with the stars or whatever.
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Right before I started college it clicked that I could sew whole outfits myself inspired by the world I saw online, instead of limited by what I could find at the mall in Oklahoma, and no one could stop me!
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But the topic of wearing fake hair has never been more accepted than it is now, with top hairstylists marketing their own extension lines, celebrities sporting new wigs every day, and sew-ins offered as a regular service at blow-dry bars.
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Now Open Whisper Systems, the non-profit behind Signal, is launching an experimental new method to sew up that gap in its data protections, while still letting you flip through your existing address book to make encrypted calls and send encrypted texts.
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Go deeper: Most Americans don't trust self-driving cars States sew patchwork of AV regulations China races for global leadership in AVs AVs' privacy problems Billions are pouring into AVs The future of media in a driverless era Can AVs be sued?
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While it's probably socially unacceptable to sew Taco Bell's super cute commemorative taco wrappers together and wear them as a dress, the Tex Mex chain does have us covered when it comes to what we should wear in honor of National Taco Bell.
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Paisley is one of the youngest that we have done this on, we did it at 3 months, we take an anterior wedge from the front of the tongue and take enough tissue out and take the two sides and sew them together.
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In addition to the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal, Facebook has also been rocked by earlier revelations of how extensively Kremlin-backed agents used its ad targeting tools to try to sew social division at scale — including targeting the 2016 US presidential election.
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Magic Johnson comes to mind as the only comparison, but James' physical profile is far more imposing in an era that guarantees enough time and space for him to crack open the other team's chest, dunk the ball, then sew it back together.
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Cheryl Sew Hoy, who sold a startup to Walmart Labs and was the founding CEO of the Malaysian Global Innovation and Creativity Center, accused McClure of propositioning her several times and then pushing himself on her and kissing her without consent in 2014.
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Day-Lewis got so into character that he learned to sew -- apprenticing for months under the head of the costume department at the New York City Ballet -- and even recreated a Balenciaga sheath dress using his wife, filmmaker Rebecca Miller, as his model.
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I remember Flawless telling me them stories of how she would take a shirt tie and tie it around her underwear or sew it on—she would have these articles of clothing sewn into her clothing because they were gonna get her.
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"People say we should stop doing what we do, and sew or bake cookies instead - but why are only those jobs considered appropriate?" said Mai Chanta, a 30-something native of Chiang Mai, who has been a sex worker for about eight years.
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While some workers were sharing tips and best practices of how to set up a home office, others were sharing links to buy heirloom seeds for at-home farming, and instructions on how to sew their own face masks, one employee said.
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" — Thatiana Diaz, senior beauty writer T.L.C. Happi Scalp Scrub"I've never used a scalp scrub before, but this one came at the perfect time: I was on week three of sew-in extensions before taking them down, and my scalp was unbearably itchy.
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The next step required diverting Elina's circulation through a heart-lung machine, which would pump and oxygenate her blood, so that the surgeons could stop her heart, slice it open, cut out the diseased mitral valve and sew in a mechanical one.
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VALETTA (Reuters) - As the European Union's foreign ministers met recently in a baroque palace in Malta, Finland's top diplomat quipped that despite the grandeur of their surroundings, they were all merely "doctors and welders", trying "to sew things up" in the world.
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As I got older, I didn't know how to sew anything and I told myself I would go to college for fashion designing but I never did that because I didn't want to be in a situation where I was being bullied again.
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Lindsey Vonn Thinks the Oscars are Scarier Than the Olympics: 'I'm Out of My Comfort Zone' Kaitlyn Frey, Style & Beauty Assistant: There's so much to love about the Best Actress nominee's romantic white Chanel Haute Couture gown (which she had to sew herself into backstage!).
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" Elsewhere, on "Love Me Insane," Lavigne sings: "You picked up all the pieces and put 'em back again / You stitch and sew my heart up all by hand / I know a good thing when I see one / You know I didn't see this comin'.
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The Palm Beach County Sheriff&aposs Office recently released a video showcasing how she and her daughter and the ladies from her Methodist church group were able to sew 60 dresses made out of donated pillowcases, and they sent them to a Puerto Rican orphanage.
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Though that argument elides the problem of digital information being maliciously and deliberately weaponized in order to sew social division — which works against the kind of collaboration and compromise he's saying is essential to successfully manage and maintain a healthy online space and thus society.
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The pillows started off as a hobby for Lisa – she would sew them in fun colors and patterns for Olivia and for kids in neighboring hospital rooms at Sparrow Hospital – but nurses quickly recognized the positive effect the pillows had on patient comfort and morale.
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"They make me smile," she says of the vessels, which sit alongside wooden bowls filled with limited-run sew-on patches to jazz up your jeans (the "I Love Avocado" patch is already a social media hit) that can be applied at the Patch Bar.
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The Reddit community is filled with helpful tutorials for how to make your own long Furby: Cut the fabric off the bottom of a Furby (keep the feet and tail to later sew to the end of your long friend), find similar fabric, and stuff.
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Watch: The main challenge was two parts: The girls had to come up with a soup can design that sold their brand as a drag queen and then sew an outfit that was like disco chic couture eleganza extravaganza death drop death drop vogue.
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The way you do this is similar to Trauma Center: Grab a tool from the right-hand side of the screen, then click and drag along a dotted line to make an incision; to sew up the lips; to rub the sponge across their body.
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Last week, the Sun on Sunday published interviews with some Ivy Park factory workers who described working for nine hours a day and living in cramped boarding houses away from their rural villages, all to sew $165 leggings meant to, in Beyonce's words, "empower" women.
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Providence Health & Services, a non-profit health care system that operates hospitals across multiple states, launched its 100 million mask challenge, which was so successful in identifying local suppliers that it halted plans to have volunteers sew homemade masks — and is instead collecting cash donations.
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It could be particularly potent with regard to the surgical masks, since they are simple to construct (people who know how to sew can make them easily at home) and many facilities that work with any kind of fabric could be making them, in principle.
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The startup announced today that it has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding led by Eniac Ventures, with participation from angel investors including Steven Schlafman, Ankur Nagpal, Julia Lipton, Patrick Finnegan, Justin De Guzman, Chris Lu, Paul Yacoubian Cheryl Sew Hoy and Chris Messina.
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Instead of blaming their party's flawed candidate, who herself was under FBI investigation during the 85033 campaign, Democrats have refused to recognize President Trump's legitimacy, instead, choosing to spew falsehoods, sew division, and attack the foundations of our democracy by impeaching a duly elected president.
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Over the course of a week, students aged 73 to 18 learn how to build and brand a clothing line from scratch: They design and sew outfits; make logos; form a customer profile for their target demographic; and market their wares (mostly to their parents).
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Over the course of a week, students aged 73 to 18 learn how to build and brand a clothing line from scratch: They design and sew outfits; make logos; form a customer profile for their target demographic; and market their wares (mostly to their parents).
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There is much for it to do if it hopes to sew up the gap between Mr. Sanders's delegate count and Mr. Biden's, and then to exceed it with margins that will push thoughts of a brokered convention to remote recesses of establishment minds.
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Sergio Canavero, who actually looks like the kind of guy who'd be really excited about head transplants (image: AP)One nice thing about teddy bears is that if your dog tears the head off of your child's favorite one, you can just sew it back on.
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The next day, we began to learn how several congenital defects had made Violet's heart ''incompatible with life,'' and how a cardiothoracic surgeon could cut apart veins and arteries and sew them back together in a life-sustaining pattern over the course of three open-heart operations.
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I actually am a durational performance artist, so that singular focus is significant in my final performance work, but now I realize that I build my concentration in the studio preparation all the weeks/months before as I sew the sculptural garments or construct the installation design.
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Little wonder Russian agents spied potential to sew social division across the U.S. population as the country was headed into the salient point of an election cycle by purchasing, targeting and distributing politically charged ads via the platform — as Facebook this week revealed had been the case.
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Sure, I wished she could sew amazing costumes like some of the moms at my elementary school (she did try to make me the hoop skirt of my dreams — and it was a good effort) and I would have liked to go home at 3:00 p.m.
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Not wanting tape on her shirt, my daughter ending up dressing in a white shirt, black skirt and red bow as Sally, the do-gooder little girl from "The Cat in the Hat," and I didn't have to sew, glue or print out a single thing.
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After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the foundation arranged to buy beads and feathers for the Mardi Gras Indian tribes who, in a New Orleans tradition, sew new, eye-popping costumes each year and dance in the streets — and did so even after losing everything in the storm.
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To prepare for this role, his last, he has said, before he retires, Mr. Day-Lewis spent years working with the writer and director Paul Thomas Anderson to manifest Reynolds as a character, even going as far as learning to sew and recreating a vintage Balenciaga dress.
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The most committed call themselves "living historians," and the "hard-cores" among them sometimes go on spartanlike diets in order to resemble underfed nineteenth-century soldiers; others soak the buttons that they sew on their uniforms in urine, to generate just the right amount of rust.
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The salon's customers will be able to book via the company website, and through its proprietary booking payment and customization software, and choose among styles like braids, twists, sew-ins, and blowouts for sessions that are designed to be completed in under four hours by trained stylists.
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This refurbished SINGER sewing machine for heavy-duty projects Designed to sew on any fabric, from denim to canvas, this refurbished SINGER 4411 offers 11 built-in stitches that can be customized with the adjustable stitch length and width, so you can tackle just about any project.
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Trump's speech should be understood as an effort to sew together the conservative sovereigntists who hold these views with the wing of the GOP that has accepted international law and institutions, seeing them as a mode fur furthering US interests and values — not least, US business.
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Here's a look at the artists who contributed to the show: 100% SoftAlexander WellsAnthony PetrieBarry BlankenshipBruce WhiteChet PhillipsChris McGuireClark OrrClinton RenoCuyler SmithDan MumfordDoug LaRoccaFred HarperHeather PerryKiersten EssenpreisLou PimentelLuke McGarryMaggie ChiangMalisa SuchayanaMaria Bjornbom-ObergNan LawsonOh Sew NerdyPhil NotoRockets are RedSteve Dressler Veep Season 6 airs Sundays at 10:30 p.m.
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Instead of a pricey degree from Parsons or Central Saint Martins, the enterprising Montreal native learned to make clothes by reading Japanese lifestyle magazines with foldout patterns, inspecting and deconstructing Céline and Miu Miu sale finds, and working at a local cut-and-sew manufacturing business for one summer.
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We know this not to be true of businesses founded inside of white capitalism, even in the case of Dapper Dan for even when he found a way to sew his exclusion and frustration into immaculate garments and a booming business, several big-name fashion houses sued him.
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If the idea, as we find out later, was to find a way to bring the freshly killed back to life, there seems to have been no need for Henry to sew together an Übermensch, other than to satisfy the director's desire to make a 21st-century Frankenstein movie.
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When you take the time to learn how to sew and repair your own clothes, you're forced to slow down and are able to reflect on the task at hand, or perhaps on other aspects of your lives that need mending, like relationships or habits that don't serve you.
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This is the Old Glory Underwear Audit: the artist and her collaborators will sew all the submissions into a series of "Cunt Quilts," which she plans to continue assembling on a quarterly basis for at least four years, or until a woman is elected to the country's highest office.
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You have a few options: The sew-in method, which actually sews wefts of hair to your natural hair; clip-ins that are fastened with barrette-like attachments; micro links, which are individual extensions that are applied strand-by-strand with bead-like rings; and then there are tape-in extensions.
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When Laura tries to find a needle and thread at Audrey's house to sew her arm back on, her exhausted futility is one of American Gods' best beats so far — especially when she comes face to face with Audrey, who walks into the room and promptly screams her head off.
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My grandmother was a seamstress and was the first person who taught me how to sew—the first person who taught me how to look at a garment, find the things I did and didn't like, to copy them on newspaper, to create a sewing pattern, and construct a garment.
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Look right here, page 3, where your young woman's infuriated by a smug, smart-ass emergency-room clerk who assumes that the female in front of him, because she is young and colored, won't own health insurance to pay a doctor to sew up a bloody gash in her daughter's head.
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Russia has denied Williamson's latest charge too — as it also did last year, when the UK prime minister directly accused Vladimir Putin of seeking to weaponize information in order to sew social division and influence elections in the West, via the medium of fake news posted to social media platforms.
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Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which a significant amount of user data was used to help Russian political actors sew discord and help Trump get elected in 2016, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's subsequent testimony in front of Congress were a watershed moment in this loss of faith around data.
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Her selection is a desperate attempt to accomplish three more or less impossible goals: to reenergize his campaign and get badly needed donations from mega-donor Fiorina fans like Robert Mercer; to win in Indiana and California; and to sew Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton together as equally bad options for America.
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"I'm pretty sure that many of the same people he insults and degrades maintain the buildings, sew the clothes, and are at the backbone of the businesses that he and his family depend on for their wealth," said Marcia Chatelain, an associate professor of history and African-American studies at Georgetown University.
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Everyone knows Tyreek Hill is one of the fastest players in the N.F.L., but Kareem Hunt, amid a spectacular rookie season, has shown he is nearly as fleet, hitting 20.82 miles per hour during his 69-yard touchdown run last week, which helped sew up a win for Kansas City over the Chargers.
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This isn't a lesson on the history of house piano, though – I'm not even slightly qualified to give that, plus there are docs that tell a story much bigger than one article, and sew a line that travels between the queer black Chicago dancefloors to the icy streets of Detroit and beyond.
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Assuming all of her materials are prepped and ready to go — the process of cleaning and sorting by size a 203-pound batch of broom corn can take three or four days — she can make one in roughly two hours, plus the time required to trim the broom and sew a skirt and sheath.
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Because of the sewing machine's ability to produce a real three-dimensional line embracing the two sides of the paper, it is possible to define time and space while working with the page—when I sew on side one of the first page I can only imagine what I will see on side two.
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With two cars waiting downstairs outside The Carlton hotel, Kelly pulled her hair back, arranged it with flowers, put on her one unwrinkled outfit (the thick silk taffeta "Easy To Sew" floral model she'd worn a year earlier for McCall's Patterns) and of course, finding the elevators without power, rushed down several flights of stairs.
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Amid the coronavirus pandemic, fights over its future still rage in NC (News & Observer) Seattle nurses scrounge for masks to stay safe on pandemic's front lines (Kaiser Health News) Texas, Ohio orders on surgeries prompt new abortion fight (Associated Press) Volunteers across Alabama sew medical masks the state health officer says won't work (Al.
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Companies hiring: YMCA, REI, North Carolina State University and more Average base pay: $693,922 Job description: Standing on your feet for hours at a turn, holding your arms and hands in very precise positions to meticulously cut, sew, adjust and mend — a surgeon is perhaps one of the most physically and mentally demanding jobs around.
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The Broncos (143-214) are favored at home, entirely because of the low stakes, but if Kansas City lets Kareem Hunt play — padding his statistics would help him sew up the Offensive Rookie of the Year Award and possibly win a rushing title — it can reach double digits in wins for a third consecutive season.
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Carcel may have been founded with the best intentions, and it may have a positive effect on the lives of the women who sew its clothing — but its marketing strategy is so decontextualized and devoid of critique of the structures that led to these women's incarcerations that to many critics, none of those benefits really matter.
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The Great Hack shows what happens when vital detail and context are cheaply ripped away at scale, via socially sticky content delivery platforms run by tech giants that never bothered to sweat the ethical detail of how their ad targeting tools could be repurposed by malign interests to sew social discord and/or manipulate voter opinion en mass.
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The most popular request at the pop-up salon was braids, though box braids (a great protective style for relaxed and natural black hair but can take hours to create) and sew-ins (a weave sewn in to braided hair, another process that takes a couple of hours) were no longer allowed due to limited time.
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The woman, who identified herself to CNN as 56-year-old Rose Hamid, stood up in a section of seats just behind Trump wearing a hijab, a shirt that said "Salam, I come in peace," and a Star of David that looked like the symbol Jews were forced to sew onto their clothing during the Holocaust.
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This type of present is another gift that could be several steps removed—as in, that sewing machine you've been about to put on Craigslist for the last year and a half may be the perfect gift for the friend who won't shut up about his super-huge crush on someone who wants to learn to sew.
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So they have essentially tried to claim that it's only when foreign entities engage with their digital advertising platforms, and used their digital advertising tools — not to sell slippers or a Netflix subscription but to press people's biases and prejudices in order to sew social division and impact democratic outcomes — that, all of a sudden, these powerful tech tools cease to function.
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LARRY FINK WAS ON, BLACKROCK, "SQUAWK BOX" EARLY THIS MORNING TALKING ABOUT SOME OF THE RAMIFICATIONS OF NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES AND LOW INTEREST RATES, SAYING THAT THEY COULD SEW THE SEEDS FOR THE NEXT CRISIS, AND THEY ALSO BUY TIME FOR GOVERNMENTS TO DELAY FISCAL POLICY ARE WE ADDICTED TO MONETARY LAGARDE: WHAT IS CRITICALLY IMPORTANT IS THAT MONETARY POLICY BE NOT ALONE.
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