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Trudy66
London, UKmember
craft interests: sewing
Gender: Female
Member Since: 09/16/2010
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craft interests: sewing
Gender: Female
Member Since: 09/16/2010


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Re: Teach Yourself to Sew: How to Install a Zipper
This is brilliant, I usually try to steer away from making garments with zips. This tutorial shows makes it look so easy. I think I should get practicing a.s.a.p
posted: 5:00 am on September 24thRe: Re-use Wool Coat
Very talented indeed!
posted: 1:18 pm on September 16thRe: How did you learn to sew?
I learnt to sew in school when I was about 12 years old, during the late 1970's. My mother mother bought me my first Brother sewing machine when I was 14, it came with it's own wooden sewing table. My sewing teacher was a lovely middle aged, elegant lady. I can't actually remember her name. However, there are a few things that stick out in my mind when I think of her. She always wore a cardigan, a scarf, straight knee length skirts with court shoes to match.
posted: 10:00 am on September 16thShe would always tell me that I had great potential. I really enjoyed sewing and learnt quite quickly. I learnt to sew with commercial patterns. I use to make simple dresses, skirts, trousers and tops for family and friends in my teen's but stopped sewing for a long time. I only recently took it up again.
The one thing which my teacher repeated time and time again was "girls I should be able to wear your garments inside out without anyone batting an eyelid" she always insisted on perfect finishing. By the way the first garment I made was a pair of yellow cotton shorts.