I used to feel the same way about seaming that you do. It's really quite easy when you understand how to do it. My first few garments didn't turn out so good but now I'm confident in them. I found a great book in the library called "All stitched Up". It gave me a greater understanding for seams. My only problem still is picking up stitches for the neckband. LOL I recently made a dress for a baby girl in the family and the neckband was so tight it would fit over her head! Oh well, I got the dress back and intend on fixing the problem by creating an opening on the shoulder. Local Yarn Shops are a great resource from what I hear.

After scratching our heads for a couple of hours, having only a lame little 'instruction booklet' for the router itself, we discovered an 8-1/2' x 11' instruction booklet that had been overlooked in the packing material which gives a pretty good play-by-play about how to assemble things. If you can't find it, I'd be willing to make a PDF copy for you. Here is a link that might be useful: BoysMind Books

Your kitchen designer and installer usually custom designs and creates whatever you want to match your cabinets from cabinet components available in the line's catalog, usually with corbels that match the cabinets also. That's done at the design phase so the materials can be ordered when the cabinets are ordered. If you want something that doesn't match, you need to identify what material it is that you want first of all. There's stainless shelving, wood shelving, wrought iron shelving, etc. What do you want it to look like? Do you have inspiration pictures?

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