Often times when viewing a sketched pattern (I chose skirt D), it’s hard to imagine the end result. At least for me it is, which led me to underestimate this cute, little pattern. I didn’t think it would turn out this well. Adding ruffled lace at the bottom definitely helped (my only alteration).What I like … Continue reading »
For all you Sewing Divas and Beginners, here’s an idea I found that’s worth trying … the make-up brush roll. Some great tutorials can be found here and here (the second one looks super easy). Mine took a little over an hour to complete. Fits easily inside your purse, for on-the-go touch-ups. Happy sewing!
My daughter asked me to sew this little backpack for her. It worked with a few alterations. Alterations: Pattern Instruction #3 (basting the front fold): Before basting, I added a stitch to each side to give it a more tailored look. Pattern Instruction #14: The child’s pattern calls for you to tie the ends but I added … Continue reading »
I’ve been through my share of bad sewing machines. For me, the test of a great machine is if it can pull through thick layers of fabric without difficulties. I tend to hold my breath and wince when I get to thicker parts of any project because I’ve had needles break and belts stall. About a year ago, … Continue reading »
