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I am a sewing novice, with a sewing machine which is never used and I'd like to try to make a summer dress for my daughters. Bearing in mind I can just about get the bobbin into the machine, any tips/ patterns / links to show me how to make an easy dress would be gratefully accepted! Thank you.
Not that I know anything about sewing (although I would love to) but I think Moo Too shop on Lordship Lane has both books and patterns you can buy as well as fabric I believe. Look for Amy Butler on Amazon she has some lovely books/patterns

Thanks everyone; I've found www.etsy.com thanks to Princess, what a fab site, loads of patterns for beginners and upwards. I have just bought a pattern for about ?3.70! I've seen Scarlet Peacock posts and have just joined their newsletter - thanks Molly.

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