It's a nice beginner's machine. Very simple, and it's easy to use. I imagined just making a lot of straight lines. Of course, once I got started I found I was finding more and more projects to sew. Then came the trip to the fabric store because I "needed some thread."
While there, I remembered a book I had bought that showed how to make teddy bears (which I love.) Well, then I thought I had to buy just a "little fabric" to attempt to make a bear. I bought a few inexpensive remnants and here is my first bear.That night I was looking at the beautiful quilt my friend's mother made for me when I graduated from medical school. Then I was thinking to the Amish quilts I had seen on a recent trip to Pennsylvania, and I began to wonder how hard it would be to make a quilt. I started looking at websites, looked at patterns, and thought, "I can do that!"
So now here I am, several fabric trips and book buying ventures later, with several projects in the works. Here is my growing work pile. I will post progress on various projects as I go along. I would love to hear your comments and suggestions, plus I will be adding some of the various sewing sites I have found while surfing the web for my new hobby.
Cheers!
2 comments:
I have several quilts my MIL did and she got lots of enjoyment out of doing it. I bought a sewing machine when my old white machine burn't up. It was way to complicated for me, LOL. I should have gotten another easy one.
The bear is cute.
Hey Vero! Stop hiding your talents! What a great blog you've got here. Just a reminder that The MAD Platter has gone Private. I am finally getting started on my weight-loss journey. Hope to see you soon, luv!
XX,
Winivere
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