We've all been there before; that Thanksgiving or Christmas day where we promised ourselves not to eat too much (and it had to be on the day when the best tasting food and those irresistible desserts come out! :-)), we end up eating enough to last us a week in hibernation. When you wake up eventually, you find that your clothes are so tight around your waist that you gotta fit yourself in your pants with a crowbar (I had to get someone to give me a bear hug; hey it was Christmas!), and even then you have to hope to every god that your pot belly doesn't relax and breaks your button and flings it to the other side of the room (I'm sure these days that would be considered a lethal weapon), and Lord help you if you try to bend over in those pants.
Now there you are holding your pants or skirt you paid good money for, about to throw in the heap telling yourself 'I'll buy the next size up'. Can this all-powerful problem be remedied? What to do, what to do! Well lucky for you I've encountered the needle in the haystack of a neat, all in one little report that teaches you step by step how to save and wear those clothes again the next Christmas day. Oddly enough, this report is called
Home Sewing Secrets, which also shows you how to produce that chic high-end outfit without breaking the bank, and also how to sew that button back on. It probably won't turn you into the next Giorgio Armani or Karl Lagerfeld, but you will certainly learn what a perfect fit REALLY means. So head off to
Home Sewing Secrets and see what you think.
