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Lizziebeth
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craft interests: crochet, embroidery, fashion, holidays, knitting, sewing
Member Since: 11/10/2009
teach yourself to sew
teach yourself to sew
Your Guide to Fashion Sewing:
craft interests: crochet, embroidery, fashion, holidays, knitting, sewing
Member Since: 11/10/2009

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Re: Making Pretty Buttonholes
Thank you for such excellent advice and helpful comments from Marjory. I copy the excellent tips onto my computer in my sewing files.
posted: 5:03 am on April 19thRe: MAGAZINE AND DVD GIVEAWAY: "Teach Yourself to Sew"
I have been sewing since I was 7, I taught my daughter to sew, and now look forward to teaching my 9year old grand-daughter to sew. Sewing is a wonderful skill and stays with you all your life. I have been making lovely clothes all my life including a beautiful double breasted, full length midnight blue coat, which I wore at my second wedding seven years ago.
posted: 12:57 pm on November 7thRe: As a sewist, what are you most thankful for?
Although in England we do not have Thanksgiving, I am so grateful to have my eyesight. I have this year had cataract surgery to both my eyes - traumatising to me as I am eye-phobic- which has enabled me to continue with my first love - sewing! I will add to anyone anxious about cataract surgery, that it is wonderful and not at all scary! I can now see to thread a needle and how to thread my serger. I am grateful to be alive at a time when there is so much available to all sewers.
posted: 11:24 am on November 23rdRe: How to Cover Snaps for that Touch of Couture
I think this is a great idea. May I suggest that you could attach iron-on interfacing to the fabric, which would make it easier to handle, and reduce the chances of the fabric fraying. (This is also useful when making covered buttons.)
posted: 6:30 am on November 10thI have been sewing since I was 7 and am now retired, but still love to be sewing more than any other hobby.