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omotroyz:
well, for the now, u can park the car and use public transport. doh

Not an option with a baby and one on the way

BCISLTD:
If 28k is > 1/3 of ur salary, how did you buy the car?

I used to earn over twice that amount but had to resign to join hubby. There's car loan too na

Edunwa302:
7k for full tank and it takes you a week on two hrs trip daily
You must be riding on a good fuel economy car And roughly 46litre capacity tank
Enjoy bro
Fill mine now @ 11k plus

Yes you are right, it's a corolla. Very economical.

Great man. I spend 7000 to fill my tank currently as against the 5k it used to take. I drive an hour to work, another hour from work daily. A full tank of fuel takes me for roughly a week. So currently, I spend 28000 on transportation alone, not counting other miscellaneous about the car o. I work with FG and 28k is more than one-third of my salary. So which way naija

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propzncribz:
How come total package is 820? Any service charge, and what services. I have a client with a budget like that

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Twogreatnations:
Am here o dear Sis. Evening sickness dey do me shege o. I feel sick all day especially in the evening. How are you too? Mau God see us all through. I thank you God.##proudlyteamnovember#

November mom too. Mine is all day o. No nausea sha just feeling unwell

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Kzee001:
Fellassss. IV got the cheat for smile unlimited.... It's dope..holla if interested...

Interested o

What's your location?

Too expensive

johnson33:
car-10,500...jeep-11,000

Want to do renewal too. How do I get it in Benin?

080... Thanks

michymeg:
You are doing a nice job, is your sewing machine electronic, can it work without light? I am thinking of buying one and I really like yours.

Thanks dear. No it can't work without light. It's solely electric.

The alternate way of getting the skirt of your dress is, measure the bottom half of your bodice, multiply this figure by 2,3 or 4 depending on how full you want the gathers of the dress to be. Then measure your child to determine where you want the length to hit.
Remember to measure from around her waist down and not from shoulder.
For instance since my front piece is 12 inches, I multiplied by 3 to get 36 inches. This would be the width of my block of fabric.

Should I go on? Any questions?

bextie:
Nice job, I like your pattern of teaching. Seriously following

Thank you

prettytinah:
Nice job u re doing here but i tink dat armhole is too big for a baby.

You can reduce yours if you'd like it smaller. This one sits well on my babe. I like her a bit free

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very important please. If your dress exactly fits your child, it's super important to add sewing allowance either to your pattern or when cutting out your fabric. This is to ensure the outcome is not much smaller than you anticipated

So we've gotten the bodice part.

Next is the skirt of the dress.

There are 2 ways to do this
The first is measure the length and width of the dress that fits your child now. And use this measurement to cut out your fabric.

Measure the front piece separate the the back piece. The back piece is usually joined at the center because of zip and buttons. So if you cut it as a full piece just divide into 2.

So for the front pattern, you cut one on fold of fabric and one on fold of the lining. Am using the chord lace as fabric for the front and the pink piece as lining.

While for the back pattern you cut 2 pieces of fabric and 2 pieces of lining

Next step is to pin this pattern to your fabric. For the front piece, you place the front edge on a fold of fabric. Don't cut the folded edge.
While for the back piece, you equally double the fabric but you can cut around it.
Hope this is understood? If you do a little sewing, it should.

Ok great!

After that you should have 2 pieces like shown below. One for front of the dress, the other for the back.

Before I go on, would like to know who's following. So I know whether or not it's worth the trouble. Thanks

Step3

Trace it on a piece of paper like so. Front first (pic 1) then back (pic2) stop at where the skirt gathers begin. Just mark and draw a straight line to connect.

Nb.
You can trace on fabric directly but if you would like to use the pattern over and over again, it's best you do it on paper.

Trace it on a piece of paper like so. Front first (pic 1) then back (pic2) stop at where the skirt gathers begin. Just mark and draw a straight line to connect.

Nb.
You can trace on fabric directly but if you would like to use the pattern over and over again, it's best you do it on paper.

Step 2.
Get a dress that fits your baby girl well now

So we begin...
Step one. Choose your fabric or combination of fabrics.
For this project I decided to use some left over chord lace and plain pink cotton fabric