Londa Teaches Heirloom Sewing

[@sleepycalico]

Beautiful work. It should stay with the family, honestly. It is art.

[@sofiaaldunate4365]

Beautiful ideas. Loved them!!! So many thanks....

[@londasews]

I hope you give them a try!

[@sandreawhite7534]

Excellent video. I lost my mojo but I’m getting it back. Inspiring.

[@laureensamanka4765]

Thankyou for the great ideas

[@dankthompson]

I love this video!!! but I'm looking for the link for the hints of Heirloom sewing that You have printed. I would be so happy to have one. Can you let me know.

[@londasews]

I'm sticking this in right now FREE with all orders. Go to my Close-out Department - and you'll find some great deals on Heirloom stuff too! www.londas-sewing.com/close-outs

[@helenblack2712]

Thank you so much!

[@londasews]

Thank you for taking time to watch and comment. I'm glad you found it useful.

[@helenblack2712]

Thank you.

[@londasews]

I have printed guides available - putting in with any order - but remind me in contacts. I have oodles of great products at GREAT DISCOUNTS since I am going towards closing my retail online product line... www.londas-sewing.com/close-outs

[@talitasmit9337]

❤

[@pinglap2038]

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[@satsumamoon]

Entre = between. Deux= two. (Google translate should have a sound recording for you to learn the correct pronunciation of this much featured french word.)

[@londasews]

Thanks - I just shared as I was taught by the experts in the field.

[@qnibly]

Well just so ya know, It’s not pronounced like that, it’s exactly like she says in the video. It’s an English interpretation of the word, not an exact translation. US Bilingual lacemaker here…just thought I’d clarify she said it right per master teachers in the USA. ❤

[@qnibly]

@@londasews for the tag

[@satsumamoon]

@@qnibly Here is America I presume. The words used are the same , learn to pronounce them properly.