I’m not finished teaching Arden to sew, so Tiny Sewists will continue. Â However, I won’t be posting them with the same frequency as I have now covered the core skills I wanted to address as part the course. Â From here on out I’ll share tips and projects as Arden learns them. Â I have plans for {…Continue Reading}
If this is the first time you’re joining the series, be sure to review the first lessons on setup and safety, getting familiar with the machine, practicing with a needle, sewing on paper, sewing on fabric and using Wonder Tape instead of pins, sewing a pillowcase, making a teddy bear sleeping bag and threading the machine. Today Arden and I are sharing a simple project to {…Continue Reading}
Today I’ve discovered a way to clone myself so I can be in two places at once: I’m contributing at Kid’s Clothes Week and also guest posting at Welcome to the Mouse House. On Kids Clothes Week, I’m sharing my plans for the week. I gathered up the patterns and fabrics I’m hoping to use {…Continue Reading}
If this is the first time you’re joining the series, be sure to review the first lessons on setup and safety, getting familiar with the machine, practicing with a needle, sewing on paper, sewing on fabric and using Wonder Tape instead of pins, and sewing a pillowcase. When last we met, Arden and I had completed the first part of this joint {…Continue Reading}
Today as we continue on with Tiny Sewists: Teaching Kids to Sew Arden and I worked together on a joint sewing project. Â She learned to quilt following a line drawn on fabric, and got to have fun with the decorative stitches on her machine. Â If you are just now joining the series, please be sure {…Continue Reading}
I’m happy to bring you Lesson 7 of Tiny Sewists: Teaching Kids to Sew.  Today’s lesson will also include the first project – a pillowcase.  If this is the first time you’re joining the series, be sure to review the first lessons on setup and safety, getting familiar with the machine, practicing with a needle, sewing {…Continue Reading}
