Sometimes, you might see a particular book you are interested in but can’t find in your own country,let me knowand I’ll see what I can do to help 🙂 Or, if you need help with the steps or translating particular terms, do let me know as well so that I can help. ...
If you have decided on a Juki sewing machine, you don’t want a cheap knock off pretending to be a high quality Juki. Unfortunately there are a number of crooks that would like to jump on the back of this fine corporation. They sell sewing machines and pretend they are Juki. People ...
It is incredibly cheap for the strength it offers. You won’t have a problem sewing through denim, canvas, leather, and multiple layers of other fabrics with ease. You will, however, need to make sure you have the right needle for the job. This ensures that you don’t break needles, ...
What’s rad about this table, is that the middle is open and tall enough for me to roll this cart underneath, so I can easily pull it out when I need supplies (or shove it under the table when it’s in the way). Hi! So that’s my sewing room! I have really loved creating in...
If you want an easy to make and easy to wear skirt that’s flattering, and so cheap to make then read on because this post is for YOU. It took just minutes to make and I assure you anyone can do it. Too tight for you? Too short? Too long? You can make this skirt just how ...
marketable goods right from the start to be able to purchase more materials to continue in the skill. This doesn't have to be the case, though. With a little creativity, cheaper alternatives can be found for practice materials to delay your need for commercial quality sewing supplies until yo...
If anyone out there is a “neat person”, I would greatly appreciate an “intervention” at my house to teach me how to be a neater person. If it involves throwing out any art supplies, fabric, or yarn…then, I’m afraid that you’ll have to leave. Feel free to take away the vac...
It contains all the necessary sewing supplies you need to get you started. The best part? I would say that for me is the travel-sized, leather case that is easy to carry. If you want something trendy, durable with over 100 XL pieces of premium sewing tools, this is the one for you...
You can have Fast and Cheap, but it’s not going to be Good, and then you’ve wasted everything that went into it. You can have Fast(ish) and Good, but it’s not going to be Cheap, because you’ll be paying fair skilled-labor rates to a professional, and if they’re sensible...
It's just two circles of fabric sewn together, with an sewn elastic casing channel and it took maybe 15 minutes total. Yet it is one of the most practical things I have ever sewn (so much better than the cheap breakable drugstore ones) and she wears it to bed EVERY night. Hat win?