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The Twins signed shortstop Nick Gordon, their top pick in the 2014 First-Year Player Draft, for $3,851,000.
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Josh Tomlin has pitched better than expected. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)

Nick Swisher is scheduled to take part in a Minor League rehab assignment with Double-A Akron on Tuesday and Wednesday. He has been on the 15-day disabled list due to a left knee injury.
20. Pittsburgh Pirates (29-33)
Maybe this is the year the Pirates extend Neil Walker. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

Neil Walker underwent an appendectomy on Monday and had to be placed on the 15-day disabled list.
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Colorado's descent continues. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images)

Carlos Gonzalez is set to undergo exploratory surgery on his left index finger.
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Todd Frazier continues his unheralded season. (Photo by Kirk Irwin/Getty Images)

Joey Votto went 1-for-3 in his first rehab assignment.
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Don't panic: Rafael Montero should return to the majors soon. (Photo by Rich Schultz/Getty Images)

David Wright has taken the lead in the All-Star voting for third base in the National League.
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Jesse Hahn's debut didn't go too well, but if he stays healthy he could become a middle-of-the-rotation starter. (Photo by Denis Poroy/Getty Images)

Johnny Manziel was drafted by San Diego with the 837th overall pick in the 28th round of the First-Year Player Draft.
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Clay Buchholz will start a Minor League rehab start later this week.
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Jonathan Singleton's long-term contract extension nets him security. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)

Astros hit four homers, including two grand slams to cruise over the Twins, 14-5 at Target Field.
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A.J. Pollock had been having a fantastic season, too. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

D-backs activated J.J. Putz from the 15-day disabled list.
28. Tampa Bay Rays (24-40)
The Rays suffer another setback, with Wil Myers out for the next two months. (Photo by Mike Carlson/Getty Images)

Rays designated reliever Josh Lueke for assignment and recalled right-hander Kirby Yates from Triple-A Durham.
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Phillies placed Mike Adams on the disabled list with inflammation in his right rotator cuff.
30. Chicago Cubs (25-35)
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Ryan Sweeney began a Minor League rehab assignment Monday after being on the DL since May 3.


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I read in one review that these have a hidden heel that is 2 inches high but the product details say that the heel is only .25 of an inch. I just want to confirm that these boots do not have a heel as I am looking for flat boots.
Looks nice. Fit is okay, no arch support and toe box is rather wide. Fit better once I put a padded shoe liner in. They are a hair/fur magnet so I have to keep using the lint brush on them.
Journee Collection Women's 'Jester-01' Regular and Wide-calf Slouch Buckle Boot
Buckle and strap details add style to these slouchy boots from Bamboo by Journee. These Jester mid-calf boots are constructed of soft faux suede uppers and sturdy rubber soles for great dependable style.
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Buckle and strap details add style to these slouchy boots from Bamboo by Journee. These Jester mid-calf boots are constructed of soft faux suede uppers and sturdy rubber soles for great dependable style.The slouch style of these vegan suede boots contributes a trendy silhouette and comfortable, relaxed fit. Enhance your fall and winter wardrobe with these cozy lined boots, featuring textured lug soles that provide traction on slippery surfaces. Equipped with an inside zipper and a low heel, these slouchy boots offer easy wear and are a great accessory for jeans and leggings.
- Color options: Black, brown, camel, grey
- Height: Mid-calf
- Style: Inside zip
- Material: Man-made
- Toe shape: Round
- Heel height/type: 0.25-inch sole
- Shaft height: 13 inches
- Circumference: 16 inches
- Lining: Man-made
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- Footbed: Slightly padded
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Color | Black Brown Grey Tan |
Style | Cold Weather Boots Comfort Riding Boots Slouch Boots Wide Calf |
Material | Faux Leather Faux Suede Rubber Suede |
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Boot Height | Mid-Calf Boots |
Heel Height | Low Heel |
Shoe Width | Medium Wide |
Dimensions | 0.0x1.0x1.0 |
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Nice looking boot Looks nice. Fit is okay, no arch support and toe box is rather wide. Fit better once I put a padded shoe liner in. They are a hair/fur magnet so I have to keep using the lint brush on them.
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Looks good My daughter liked the boots a lot and thought they looked cute.
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therealmccoy fits nicely & comfortable to wear
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LOVE THESE BOOTS! I find it very diffucult to find a pair of boots that are flat, cute, and comfortable. I have severe problems with my bones and it makes it difficult to wear ANY shoes for long periods of time without it being painful. I love these boots! I can wear them all day without any issues and everyone that sees them is always asking where I got them from =)
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Great fit I ordered these but was a little worried that they wouldn't look good on me. I don't have large calves but they are not small either. But I was surprised when I tried them on with my jeans- they really looked good and I want to buy some other pairs in different colors for this winter.
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worth it! I have been waiting to get these in black..... luckily got one and let me just say - the number of compliments i got in one day of using it....really! Very comfortable.....feels like it rocks you to walk, skid resistant and fit is true to size. You just have to air it out a bit after you open the box coz it kinda smelled funky but after airing it out....all gone and still pretty! I'd say its worth it! Definitely! BTW, i tried it first for a couple of weeks before i wrote this review so i can definitely say that it will not break easily..... i made it go through so much.......poor boots!
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Super Cute Stylish Boots! Omg these are super cute boots! Ladies, these are NOT keep-your-feet-warm-in-freezing-weather/rain boots. There are other 3 letter Brand name boots for that purpose. These are COMFORTABLE and STYLISH boots to look cute in. :) These look very similar to my SODA boots that i bought at the mall but these are WAY more comfortable. More wiggle room. I'm a size 9 (have been all my adult life) and that's the size i ordered & fit perfectly. These go up to your calves (just below your knee) so there is always that "is it gonna be too tight" worry....but these boots have a SLIGHT stretchy band at the top, right next to the zipper! So IF you need that extra stretch it's there. Like i said, a nice, comfortable fit all around. They have a nice RUBBER bottom (not that fabric stuff that some boots have) so you don't slip and fall on a smooth floor. Oh, and most important, YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE! Hope this info helps.... ENJOY!
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Seriously the boots rock These boots couldnt be better for $xxx. They fit perfectly over my calves. I have big calves so its good they fit. I am 5'6'' 145-155. They look great with leggings and skinny jeans. No complaints so far.
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Dissapointment These boots are the quality of typical imported products. I'm not sure there's any leather on them, although it says suede uppers. They feel like cardboard covered with a layer of some material i cant describe. Very thin soles, I think they will fall apart with very few wearings, and rain.. They run large enough to wear 2 pair of socks. Cute style but thats it. I'm returning them, not worth the price.
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You get what you pay for These boots are fine for $****, but the material is cheap. Don't plan to wear them a long time and certainly not in bad weather. That being said, they're a nice fall pairing with skinny jeans.
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Hello Kwebster, these boots do not have a heel, they have a 0.25 inch sole. Thanks for shopping with us!
Why did you choose this product?
Liked the style and low heel.
I like the buckles, flat sole, and the wide calf
Because of the price and the wide calf style. It also looks like the sole has a tread, which would be great in the snow and ice.
have several pairs and love them.
shape of toe
Hoping to replace a very similar boot that I have completely worn out. They are very cute, hopefully comfortable and last a good while. I am looking forward to trying them out and have waited quite a while for them to come back in stock.
I like the boot a lot.
Because I had bought some similar from target and they are my favorite. They needed to be replaced.
I like the style but could not find same in the "Easy Street Line." I am hoping I will be just as happy with this choice. Thanks for asking. Virginia Krausch
I purchased these today because I know they're comfortable as I actually have had another pair that our tazmanian devil dog shredded...they're an easy pair of boots to slip on in a hurry when heading out the door. They're a casual look that helps to sort of dress up whatever you're wearing, be it jeans or stretch pants..
Hello I was wondering if you would be restocking this boot anytime soon in the black or grey in size 8. Me and my sister love these boots and were hoping to get a couple of pairs.
Hello Chef4Life, items are restocked as they become available; however, we cannot guarantee an item will be restocked. Thank you for shopping with us.
so if 18 is the circumference on a size 7 wide. what is the circumference on a size 10 w
Hello LUV2SHOP, the wide circumference is approximately 18 inches. Thanks for shopping with us! A.S.
I usually wear a size 9 athletic shoe, will a size 9 be sufficient for me with these boots? I don't wear many boots so not sure how boot sizes run.
Hello Shelia, all of our measurements for this product were based off of a size 7 so results may vary, here is a link to our shoe sizing guide as well. Thanks for shopping with us! http://www.overstock.com/sizing.html#womensShoes
I wear a size 81/2 so do I order a size 9?
Does this boot come in a 6.5 WC black?
Hello christine4, that size is currently unavailable. Items are restocked as they become available; however we cannot guarantee an item will be restocked. Thank you for shopping with us. Vicki H
I wear a size 10. What is the circumference for that size? I usually need a 19" or 20". Would these be too small?
Thank you for contacting us jtriba89. The regular circumference is 16 inches. The wide calf is 18 inches. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
I have these. they should fit fine.
I have a 15 1/2 " calf and I have a problem getting these zipped up.
If you wear a size 10 with 19" circumference I don't think these would be a wise choice for you. I wear still a size 10 but the circumference is now 15.5". Used to be 18" and these would not have worked for me two to three years ago
I see the WC circumference is 16". What about the regular, No WC. What is that circumference?
Thank you for contacting us reneehartless. The regular circumference is 16 inches. The wide calf is 18 inches. Both taken from a size 7. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
One option for ordering says 8.5 WC. What does the WC stand for?
Thank you for contacting us lil88. WC means wide calf. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
not sure I assumed it meant wide calf. These boots fit me just fine and are very comfortable.
the lower belt buckle will not stay, keeps falling
Yes, it does mean wide calf (WC)
Is there a zipper?
Hello crystallaine, The Bamboo by Journee Women's 'Jester-01' Slouch Boots with Buckle have a zipper and an elastic spot for some extra stretch. Lots of toe room space. Please feel free to contact us again with any further questions. Thank you for shopping with us!
yes it is.
yes there is a zipper
what are the measurements for the wide calf
Thank you for contacting us nikki1816. I attached below the information you requested. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Heel Height: 1/2" Shaft Height: 14" (size 6) Circumference: 15 1/2" (size 6) Fit: True to Size
yes the calf is wide, I am very athletic, big calves
what are the measurements for the wide calf
Thank you for contacting us angieg52. I attached below the information you requested. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Heel Height: 1/2" Shaft Height: 14" (size 6) Circumference: 15 1/2" (size 6) Fit: True to Size
I don't see the wide calf size option. Where would I be able to choose it?
Hello mcburke327, Thank you for inquiring about the Bamboo by Journee Women's 'Jester-01' Slouch Boots with Buckle. If we had them in wide you would see under option, it will have black-10 then a W next to it. Example black-10w. Unfortunatly we do not have any wide sizes in these.
the calf is really wide anyway.
I have a wide calf its between 18-19 inches. I also wear a size 8 or 8.5 depending on brand. Will the size 8 WD fit me?
I'm sorry I don't think these will fit. The Circumference: 16 inches. -Amanda
The quality of these boots were not what I expected. Very flimsy.
I am a size 9 and very slender calfs and can tuck my straight leg jeans in them. The material was flimsy but worked well for everyday wear.
Will this boot stand up to wet weather?
After reading the reviews it looks like these boots do not do well in the weather. Sorry -Amanda
They are more of a Suede material, so like most Suede wet weather isnt good for it.. but it has nothing to do with the boots quality in my opinion. Because my pair have held up very well
i have a bigger calf so would you recommend the reg or wide width???
I would get the W.
I bought the gray ones, and I have larger calf muscles, and alot of boots don't fit me right, but these fit GREAT and they are very comfortable
the buckles in the pictures look like gold coloured for the camel and brown and silver coloured for the black and grey. I would just like clarification on this. I'm also wondering what it means by "inside zip". I'm also wondering exactly what the material looks like, is it suede?
Yes, the items are as pictured. The inside zip features means it has an inside zipper. The material used is faux leather.
I usually wear a 9.5. I can't find that size anywhere so now I'm on the fence of getting a 9 or a 10. Do these run big?
They run large enough to wear 2 pair of socks
Can anyone tell me if these will be good for Alaska weather?
Yes these boots are very warm.
The product details state that the circumference is 16in. Overstockcustomercare1 previously answered with "the circumference is 14 inches". What is the actual circumference?
The circumference is 16 inches.
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Qaridarium:"i follow this and then i get this error message:
./hon-x86_64: error while loading shared libraries: libcurl.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
and then i installed the libcurl3 package of my distro and now the nativ hon clind run.
thank you very much
but why is the HON linux support so bad that they don't fix this in there "installer" ? "
Hirager "Go ask them. Actually, I would do it myself, but I am so lazy... Still on catalyst because of this laziness. "
Qaridarium: "i'm banned in the HON linux-support-forum because i write about there bad linux support. "
source: http://phoronix.com/forums/showthrea...-radeon-driver
And here we go again, yet another "Ban Qaridarium" thread
You guys are pretty funny
So what if Michael makes Q a mod instead?
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Then we'll see Bridgman disappear anywhere soon. Which is sad, as he, despite the complaints of Q., tells us a lot about the driver development inside AMD. So what do we want, the existing situation to continue, Bridgman to disappear, or Q. to disappear? Right now nobody seems really content with the present situation.
Edit. The internet was positive about Bridgman, but what about Q.? http://www.whatdoestheinternetthink.net/?s=qaridarium
"It seems that the internet cannot decide what to make of Qaridarium"
That's right. The people on the forum can't decide either. Which means the existing situation will continue.
Last edited by AlbertP; 06-12-2012 at 04:03 PM.
I don't see any problem with Bridgman at all and he's taken a lot of time to help people out and answer questions where he possibly can. without overstepping the bounds. if there's any issue with bridgman we'd have found that out a long time ago.
As for Q, I find him to be a bit hyperactive at times to the point he's posting in broken German and English (Germlish) and maybe he needs to lay off the Monsters (if they have those over in Germany :-) )
I think I found Q's issue: http://www.whatdoestheinternetthink.net/?s=lsd
/me is quite content with the present situation. So what if Q and B have arguments about drivers, that's on-topic. Neither has done anything ban-worthy.Right now nobody seems really content with the present situation.


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I have the same problem. I Got a V4800 but I would like add a nice card for gaming later on.
Now, you already a bit further. Did you try to to install both the Catalyst and Catalyst Pro drivers?
I see tour doing this on Linux, do you have Windows?
Hi all
Recently I got a cheap FirePro v4800. Nice little card for 3D modeling and programming, however gaming performance lacks. I also got into bitcoin mining and the 80Mhash/s is nice but slow
I thought of getting a Radeon HD5850 or 5830 as a compute device and gaming card to complement the FirePro. However the Catalyst driver refuses to work with a FirePro card and AMD support told me that the same will happen with the CatalystPro (i.e. Radeon cards will not work with the Pro driver).
Does anybody here have experience with either mixing Radeon/FirePro cards in the same machine or modifying drivers to accept both type of cards ?
My distro is gentoo64 on a dual opteron system. The board lacks AMD-Vi (Nforce 3600 Pro socket F), so using virtualisation is not that easy for this (but possible).
I have the same problem. I Got a V4800 but I would like add a nice card for gaming later on.
Now, you already a bit further. Did you try to to install both the Catalyst and Catalyst Pro drivers?
I see tour doing this on Linux, do you have Windows?
Linux only here .... Was thinking about virtualising the other card to a windows instance, but my mmainboard does not support PCI passthrough properly.
Anyway I think both drivers under Linux will have file collisions and worse, kernel collisions. Also I'd have to start 2 X sessions, one for each driver.
Well, I'm going to test the dual driver set-up this saturday... but on a windows machine. I let you know how it worked anyway.
Extra: I don't know why this is such a strange topic. You can find almost nothing about this subject on the web. We can't be the only people with this problem or question? Maybe 99,999% of al CAD'ders aren't intrested in games or something .
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I guess the CAD people can buy the higher models so no problem with performance. It's the hobby folks that get the short end.
anyway I am already trying to get rid of the card to buy a regular radeon. it's no use to a hobbyist to buy a firepro when for the same price I can get a much powerfull radeon and for the little bit of 3D work it will do (also Blender is not picky about consumer cards anyway).
so now I'm pissed off. I sold the firepro and got a 5830. To my surprise, the CatalystPro driver started just fine, only difference was the unsupported HW watermark. everything worked fine.
conclusion: CatalystPro allows mixing FirePro and Radeon in the same system, just the driver needs to be recent enough to support your Radeon of choice. Also standard editing to get rid of the watermark will work.
one unknown is this: will the pro features work on the FirePro if the Radeon is present ? Can't test it now.
I'm desperately trying to get a FirePro v5800 and Radeon 5770 to work together in the same PC (Ubuntu).
Are you sure that you can use the catalystPro driver for something like the Radeon 5770? I've downloaded and installed the latest driver from ati's site but it only picks up the FirePro under aticonfig --list-devices. When I install the Radeon driver, it only picks up the 5770.
Any ideas how I can get both to work in the same PC?
Don't know about Ubuntu. I had the 8.85 version of the CatalystPro installed. After I replaced the FirePro with the Radeon in the same slot, it booted graphics with the unsupported HW watermark and all acceleration and such was fine. So I suggest that you install the firepro and replace it with the radeon (only one card in the same system at any time). if that works, then you just need to find a guide to edit the PCI IDs for the catalyst driver (I guess both drivers are largely the same).


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General administration of a Joomla! site
The work is not done even when a site is set up and there are people adding and altering the content. There are some day-to-day tasks that need attention, as well as minor alterations to the site.
Take Joomla! beyond the basics
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Increasingly, state and local law enforcement officers are assisting the federal government in immigration enforcement, whether through formal agreements under Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act; through participation in Secure Communities and the Criminal Alien Program; through state laws such as those enacted in Arizona, Alabama, and elsewhere; or through policies promoted by local mayors, sheriffs, and police chiefs. Motions to suppress seek to exclude evidence obtained by such officers in violation of an individual's constitutional or other legal rights.
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New wearable body monitor continuously measures calorific output
June 3 Weight loss is a fairly logical thing – if calorific intake is less than calorific output, you lose weight. Measuring calorific intake and output is the difficulty though – if that was all automated, losing weight and understanding the process would be infinitely easier. Well now it is, thanks to the release of bodybugg. The bodybugg is a wearable body monitor that measures the calories burned by the wearer, continuously and over time. When uploaded to the bodybugg website, this data creates a "dashboard" of the wearer's progress that can be used to modify eating and exercise habits. Its ability to precisely monitor total energy expenditure, combined with the website's ability to automatically estimate calories consumed based on body mass changes, removes the need for individuals to log their caloric intake or exercise.
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Monday, January 9, 2012
How to Sew a Two-Piece Underarm Gusset
Readers, I don't know how you feel about underarm gussets, but I am mad about them. (That's British for I love them.) I wanted to share a little tutorial based on a design of mine, a wiggle dress with fitted kimono sleeves and a super curvy body. To avoid any drapiness underneath the arm, I added an underarm gusset--a little triangular pattern piece that adds width in way that increases mobility but maintains a close fit. The vintage pattern above also utilizes a two-piece gusset.
There are two types of gussets: one piece and two piece. I'm showing you a two-piece gusset, which is a bit easier to insert. It has a seam down the center of the gusset.
Here's the gusset pattern piece. I know the pattern says "cut 2" but you actually need to cut 4. (Oops!)
And here's the side front piece, where you can see the cut-on kimono sleeve.
What you're looking for is the "gusset stitching line." There will usually be a large circle at the top of the stitching line and then a dashed "slash line" that goes down the middle of the stitching line.
1. To start, you need to cut and transfer these marks to the RIGHT side of the fabric. I usually forget and mark them on the wrong side, but it's no biggie to then transfer the marks you need to the right side.
2. Next, we'll reinforce the gusset. Gussets can get lots wear and start to rip at the inner point (ask me how I know). I've adapted this organza method from a segment of Kenneth King's article in Threads magazine. I love it!
First, you'll cut four pieces of on-grain sheer silk organza (you'll need to see your pattern markings through the organza). They need to be big enough to completely cover the gusset stitching line. Pin a patch of organza over the gusset stitching line.
3. Using a regular stitch length, stitch along the gusset line. When you get to the point, take one stitch across the point. (Making a sharp pivot results in a less-crisp point.)
4. Slash down the middle of your stitching, cutting as close to your stitching as possible without cutting through it.
5. Turn the organza to the wrong side of the garment and press. Pull the organza to the inside as you press so that no organza shows on the right side of the fabric.
6. Okay, here's the part that's a little bit tricky. What you're going to be doing is sewing a triangular insert, which has a sharp pivot point. You want to keep the pivot point smooth and pucker-free.
Start by matching the circle on the gusset pattern piece to the point of the gusset opening, right sides together.
On the inside, pin along the gusset stitching line. The stitching line on the gusset matches up with the stitching you made in step 3.
7. Start by stitching along one side, with the garment side up. You'll be stitching just to the left of the stitching you made in step 3.
When you get to the pivot point, stop with your needle down. Pivot the fabric to the left, getting all the excess fabric out of the way of the needle, and making sure that there are no puckers before you continue to sew.
Stitch along the remaining side of the gusset.
9. Press the gusset flat.
10. From the right side, edgestitch around the gusset for added security.
Repeat this whole process on the back piece of the garment. Trim away any excess organza from the gussets and pin the front and back garment pieces together, being sure to carefully match the gusset seams.
Stitch the seam and press open.
You now have a two-piece gusset! That wasn't so hard, was it?
If you have a one piece gusset, you need to make your gusset openings with silk organza as above, and then stitch the side seams and underarm seams of the garment, which will leave you with an open triangle. Next you will insert the gusset into the triangle, which requires pinning it in and then pivoting at 4 points. Not impossible, but a little bit trickier. If you want to make a one-piece gusset into a two-piece gusset, just cut the pattern piece down the middle and add a seam allowance.
There you have it: fun with gussets!
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- AnonymousJanuary 9, 2012 at 10:11 PM
Great technique! I think I would be willing to try! Thanks for sharing. Kari
ReplyDelete Gertie, Gertie, you are my hero! I've been thinking about underarm gussets for kimono sleeves quite a bit, because I love the look of them on vintage patterns, and because I managed to design myself a wedding dress that needs to have them. I have some time to experiment with them before it's time to make The Dress, but WHEW! I suspect that this tutorial will save me a lot of hair-tearing-out and trawling the internet. Thank you! Oh - will this pattern you describe be in your eagerly awaited book? It sounds lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat colour is amazing, I am green with jealousy! Thanks for the tutorial, look forward to seeing the fit on a finished garment. I have a couple of vintage patterns on my to do list which are kimono sleeve, but as I dont like the bagging under the arm was to redraft for set in sleeve, this may be my answer...
ReplyDeleteOooh, thanks for this Gertie - I've been wondering how to do this for a while - I always get intimidated sewing things into sharp points or corners and could never entirely work out how to do it without puckers or bubbles appearing.
Also, this is hugely immature, but I do find the word "gusset" tremendously amusing.- PauletteJanuary 10, 2012 at 2:16 PM
YAY!!! Thank you so much. I have a vintage pattern that has underarm gussets...
AND...love the pics of Henry.... :) I learned of this technique from a gorgeous early '60s dress of my mom's cousin's that my sister wore (my Shera arms worked against me!). I hadn't noticed whether it was a two-piece gusset, but I bet it was. I've done the one-piece, but this is WAY better! Thank you so much for the excellent tutorial and photos.
ReplyDeleteI have so many responses to this post and the comments:
1. This was one of my mothers favorite dress patterns! I think I fit into it for 2 months during high school. I loved it, nonetheless.
2. Have you seen the new ad on tv for the men's jeans with "ball room"? I think it is Duluth Trading. The pants and the ad make me giggle, but I bet it makes the pants wicked comfortable.
3. @LinB - thanks for the comments about oval side seam gussets...have been thinking about modifying some old t-shirts, and an oval gusset is exactly what I need!
4. @Laura - no it doesnt have to be silk organza, but it does need to have a soft 'hand'. If the organza adds any extra stiffness to the underarm gussett, it will look strange and be very uncomfortable and itchy.Thanks for posting this! I have a pretty blue cocktail dress with underarm gussets--I was going to wear it to a party last night but one of the gusset seams has torn. Looks like I'm going to take it apart, underline it (like I should have done to begin with), and resew it. I will use your gusset tutorial when I do!
ReplyDeleteHoney you are a sewig queen! Thanks so much for the tutorial, this will come in handy as I really want to get out all my vintage patterns. I think I'm going to have to practice it first but your tutorial has really helped. Is there anything that you can't do!?!? You make me feel like a complete beginner! XxxX http://thesecondhandrose.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for the tutorial on gussets. Do you have any tips for adding gussets that are not part of the original design? In general, how long should the sides be? Any info on this would be appreciated. I appreciate the content of your tutorials. They're "meaty"--clear and straight to the point.
gwomanThank you for this tutorial. It came in good time. I am in the middle of sewing a vintage dress pattern with a one piece gusset. I had already sewn the side seams when you posted this so tried to insert a one piece but it was not going well. Decided to unpick seams and follow your tutorial. I think I also need to look at the shape of my gussets as I changed the bodice pattern. For a new and accurate gusset pattern would I just measure from main bodice and add seam allowances?
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great tutorial! I just finnished sewing the GPD from the blog of Honig Design. Unfortunately the fabrics leaning over mye chest and out to mye arm pits are to tight! It is allso to tight under the armpit, and I cant raise my arms. Dokke you think arm gussets can solve the problem? Hoping for youre answer! Tone
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But I can't decide whether to get Llano (A-3850 now), or wait for Trinity ?, either way, they both obviously look to be a very good "compact/integrated" PC solution -lol.
Since, sadly enough, it looks like the "Bulldozer" Desktop CPU is a confirmed flop now -according to absolutely "ALL" the new reviews elswehere that have recently been trickliing in.
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Wow, you guys are making some great progress. I still think your version numbers are going up a bit fast though. Will 1.0 be functionally complete? I'm guessing it won't have a proper GUI at 1.0.
A real linux benchmarking system (like equivalent windows ones) with a GUI would be awesome. Being the only one in existence (that I know of), it is sure to get used in every linux review. Think it should look good before it is released as 1.0. Maybe that's just me.


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HEAT oven to 325°F.
QUARTER 20 cookies; set aside. Finely crush remaining cookies; press onto bottom of 9-inch springform pan sprayed with cooking spray. Bake 10 min.
BEAT cream cheese, sugar and vanilla with mixer until well blended. Add chocolate; mix well. Add eggs, 1 at a time, mixing on low speed after each just until blended. Gently stir in 1-1/2 cups of the quartered cookies. Pour over crust. Sprinkle with remaining quartered cookies.
BAKE 50 min. to 1 hour or until center is almost set. Run knife around rim of pan to loosen cake; cool before removing rim. Refrigerate 4 hours.


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Hammer Nutrition
Recoverite (Single Serving)
In Stock Product Number: 10842
Hammer Nutrition's Recoverite drink can help you recover quickly after your intense workouts. Why cut corners when it comes to your post-workout fueling? Carbohydrate and protein replenishment, as soon as possible upon completion of the workout, helps you to get the very most out of every minute you've put into training. That's where RECOVERITE comes in, providing unsurpassed nutritional support to ensure you obtain the maximum value from your workouts and complete recovery after each training session and race.
RECOVERITE supplies carbohydrates and protein in an ideal 3:1 ratio for superior glycogen synthesis and muscle tissue rebuilding, the two main components of recovery. For carbohydrate, RECOVERITE contains only maltodextrin, a complex carbohydrate with a high glycemic index, to ensure rapid metabolism. Unlike most recovery products that contain simple sugars, maltodextrin provides a large volume of easily digested and rapidly assimilated carbohydrate, vital for preventing stomach distress and promoting full, efficient restoration of muscle glycogen.
- Optimal nutrition support
- Supplies ideal ratio of carbs and protein for superior recovery
- Easily digested and rapidly assimilated carbohydrates
- Contains only whey protein isolate - which is virtually fat and lactose free
- Chromemate - maximizes muscle glycogen synthesis
- Free of any artificial flavorings and colorings, or added sweeteners
Made In USA
Gender: Unisex
Season: S14
Vendor ProductId: HAM6
Review ProductId: 10842
Reviewed by 2 customers
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- Good Value
- Quickens Recovery Time
Best Uses
- After Workout
Comments about Hammer Nutrition Recoverite (Single Serving):
I think this is an essential product for anyone who's on a regular workout schedule. I don't necessarily understand the science behind it, all I know is that it works. I have the big tubs of it at home, but I really like the individual packs too to keep in my car and gym bag. The taste isn't overpowering, which I like as well.
- Easy To Prepare
- Superior recovery
Best Uses
- Immediately after exercis
- Recovery
Comments about Hammer Nutrition Recoverite (Single Serving):
This is THE product to choose if you're going to give Hammer Nutrition a try. Simply mix it in a bottle or glass with water and drink as soon as you finish whatever exercise you've done. Hammer has plenty of science to back up why Recoverite works, but I can attest to the fact that you're going to have less muscle soreness and feel refreshed the next day.
You can also use it as a meal replacement and recovery, especially the next day after an epic event when you're body is looking to replenish what you've lost.
If you don't recover right, your body will actually scavenge what it needs from your muscles. That really doesn't help! Recovery is just as important as training for your overall health and strength.
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