we don't currently have a tutorial on the continuous lap but I did find this tutorial online. hope it helps http://pattisoriginals-pattisplace.blogspot.com/2010/11/tutorial-continuous-lap.html...

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I get mine from Amazon.com. It is around $10 for a LONG roll of it. Will last for quite a while. I am about to order some more along with...

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...It's a stretch lace with a tricot lining. If you want more detailed information, I would suggest asking the McCall's consumer service. You can reach them at this link http://mccallpattern.mccall.com/how-to-reach-us-pages-586.php...

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The main chain is JoAnn's and Hancock's, which I think most people find convenient and they do offer a fair amount of coupons so you can usually get a really...

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...sewing so far has been from scratch and blankets and silly things like capes/robes. So this is something completely different. I need so much help. http://smg.photobucket.com/user/dazyabbey/library/Dress%20Project Those are the pictures...

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...it was never curved like you described. It just sounds like your fabric is warped. Is it new fabric? Anyways, here's a link I found for fixing twisted grainlines http://sewing.about.com/od/beginner1/ss/fabricgrain_3.htm...

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...I think that is the more common version. But I did find silk poplin here on fabric.com, which may be more to your liking. Good luck on your project. 🙂...

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I'm so glad you're really liking your new hobby! I'm jealous you have a room that you can transform into your sewing room. I don't have space for that yet....

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...trouble uploading the pictures so heres a link to my photobucket so you can see the first half. I also included the pictures on the side of the directions. http://s1151.photobucket.com/albums/o633/cuteybear251/...

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For a really nice tulle that doesn't look like netting, you'll want to avoid the typical nylon tulle. The really nice stuff is silk tulle which might also be considered...

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