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Posted by Kate Dicey on September 14, 2006, 3:38 am
BEI Design wrote:
> ~KK in BC~ wrote:
>
>>Hi, new to the group, not new to sewing, new to owning a
>>dress form.
>>I purchased this form, it is a plus sizable form, adjusts
>>in every imaginable direction, including the neck! but it
>>did not come with a manual or instructions on HOW to set
>>it or what exactly each dial does.
>>Is there any way I can get some information on it? I have
>>googled but either I am not looking right or I am not
>>understanding what I am reading. I haven't garment sewed
>>in quite some time, but with my new toy, I am renewing my
>>interest a bit.
>>Oh, and I don't know what they are worth, but I paid $10
>>for mine, like new only missing the "how to use it" part.
>>And at the moment, that is the most vital part! So it was
>>a great score I am sure, as soon as I learn how to set
>>the sucker up for my shape.
>>~KK in BC~
>
>
> There is a used one offered for sale here:
> http://www.usedvancouver.com/classified-ad/792280&category=sewing-knitting
>
> Ad Id: 792280
>
> why not contact the seller and see if he/she will photocopy or
> scan the manual for you for a fee?
>
> These folks sell the Diana Dress Form new:
> http://www.singermachines.co.uk/Accessories/dress_form.htm
> maybe Kate could snag a manual for you?
>
> Beverly
>
>
The forms are made in Ashford, here in Kent. I'm going to ring them and
see what they can do for us. But it's only 8:20 am here, and the office
won't be awake until nine. :)
--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
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