First off let me introduce myself, I am a woman of ‘vintage’ years living in southern Indiana. I have two daughters, Ashley and Stefanie whom you will meet along the way. My mother had a sewing machine when I was a small child and I was always interested in it. I don’t recall her using it but it sat in the corner and I would sit underneath the cabinet and play with the buttons and dials. In retrospect perhaps that is why she didn’t use it, perhaps I had it so screwed up that she couldn’t. As a junior high student all girls were required to take Home Economics for two semesters, one was cooking class and the other was sewing. My first project was a simple apron. Pretty simple and straight forward, the teacher furnished all the materials and taught us how to thread our machines and learn to sew a straight stitch. I have to admit I was pretty bored with the whole thing. It was the next project that piqued my creative mind. I chose a palazzo pant pattern and got to make a trip to the fabric store. I can still remember the bolts of fabrics lined up on the shelves, all colors and patterns, and I knew at that moment I wanted to sew.
You can email me at: Sewmuch2learn@twc.com
I always found the stuff in sewing class boring – aprons and such! So nice that we can do more interesting things now!
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Thanks for the nominations, I am excited and will check it out soon.
Just wanted to say I like your blog!
Thanks!
You have some great ideas here! Thanks for visiting my blog!
Thanks!
Thank you for visiting my blog, I love your blog as well and signed up. The vintage little girls dress you made is a treasure!
Thank you for creating this blog. I especially loved the stitches for the Brother machine. By the way — I am thinking that stitch #23 can be used in a non-ugg way. I just found this web site for another Brother machine — and I think that those principles can be used. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw1qSav2igo
Thank you for creating this blog. I especially loved the stitches for the Brother machine. By the way — I am thinking that stitch #23 can be used in a non-ugg way. I just found this web site for another Brother machine — and I think that those principles can be used. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw1qSav2igo
Love what I am seeing on your blog! I will email a question for you. I hope you don’t mind gettin questions?!
Never mind questions Raquel