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Oooohh noooooo

vnstacievnstacie member
in September 2011 Moms

I washed O's birthday dress! It came un-hemmed!

Do I need to find a seamstress, is that who fixes stuff like that??

Ahhhhhhh! 

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    T&HLoveT&HLove member
    :( oh no.

    (I'm no help on the seamstress idea)
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    becasmecabecasmeca member
    Ooohhh nooooo! That's who I would call!
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    GdAsAuGdAsAu
    Or a good tailor....like the same people that would hem dress pants or a suit if it was too long or big. 
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    mnewleemnewlee member

    That's no good.

    A tailor or a seamstress can help. You could also try dry cleaners in your area, I've seen a few who do alterations and stuff like that. 

    If you can't find anyone to fix it there's a product i (at craft stores or Ive even seen it in the wal mart craft aisle) it's usually called Stich witchery  and you just put it between the fabric and iron. 

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    vnstacievnstacie member

    Thanks ladies!

    I emailed the company, but I don't have time to wait for a new one. So I'll have to find a tailor.  

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    imagemnewlee:

    That's no good.

    A tailor or a seamstress can help. You could also try dry cleaners in your area, I've seen a few who do alterations and stuff like that. 

    If you can't find anyone to fix it there's a product i (at craft stores or Ive even seen it in the wal mart craft aisle) it's usually called Stich witchery  and you just put it between the fabric and iron. 

    Ditto on this! I would actually try a sewing store and bring the dress and let a helpful saleswoman tell you exactly what to do. I bet you could get it rigged up easily and it would last for what you need it for. Then get your money back!! good luck :)

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