


With all that I already do, I am starting another project. I really think that learning how to sew is a dying art. They just don't teach sewing in schools anymore and more and more people are relying on purchased clothing and throwing them out because of not knowing how to mend them. With the economy that all of us are going through, it would just be nice if more of us knew how to sew. In my neighborhood starting this Sat. I will be teaching anyone who wants to learn how to sew, sewing lessons. We will be doing it every other Saturday morning for the summer and then see how it goes once school starts.
Let you know how it goes.
Enjoy!
Wonderful projects! Good for you! I hope you bring in many more young ones to love sewing and quilting!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a very worthwhile activity. It is heartening to hear that more women are interested in sewing of any sort. My life would have been so lacking in enjoyment w/o my pleasure in fabrics, and creating something out of them. I hope your lessons inspire a whole lot of new enthusiasts. A dirty little secret, though.......I loathe mending anything. I'd rather start from scratch! Michele
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