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Wanted - someone who can sew to finish off a curtain!


LaurenJones1983

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I started making a curtain for my first son?s bedroom when I was on mat leave with him but didn?t manage to get it finished before going back to work. He?s now 3 and has a baby brother and their room is still curtainless!


After many months of good intentions but no free time or space I have decided to outsource.


It?s a large curtain and was in the final stages when I had to down tools. I have all the materials already. I?m just looking for someone to pick up where I left off. If you?re interested in this job please get in touch.


Many thanks,

Lauren

  • 9 months later...

Hi there,


I suspect your curtains are now finished, but if not there is an excellent seamstress in Forest Hill who specialises in curtain making / soft furnishing. Her name is Ina Hebblethwaite. She made and fitted lined curtains for both our childrens' bedrooms and we were very pleased with the quality of her work. Please let me know if you would like me to send her details.


Kind regards,

Tess

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