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Sew Your Stressors Away
Do you like to sew? Perhaps you tried crocheting as a child but never liked it. It could be that Aunt Grace tried to teach you how to hem handkerchiefs but you never caught on. Or that lopsided afghan throw lying crumpled on the sofa might be your first and last foray into the land of knitting needles. But even if you have never tried needlework, or if the first effort didn't go over too well, it's never too late to try again, especially since sewing is a great way to reduce stress and express your artistic capabilities.
Although sewing used to be largely a female pastime, today more and more men are giving it a try. Mixed Bible studies have produced hand-sewn quilts that included squares sown by male members as well as the ladies. Male nurses join their female counterparts in the break room to stitch a needlepoint design or knit a scarf. Some men even enter quilting competitions-and win-much to the chagrin of their mothers, sisters, and wives.
Whatever your age, gender, or income status, you may want to take up some type of sewing art as a means of reducing the stress in your life. Many hyperactive people claim that sewing allows their fingers to stay busy while their bodies take a needed break. Sedentary folks appreciate the opportunity to engage minds and hands in productive endeavors while seated in a favorite chair or relaxing environment, perhaps watching television or listening to music at the same time, or engaged in conversation with loved ones. There are those who crochet during their break and lunch times at work, or save their needlework for after dinner while resting in the family room. Some use their needle and thread as a focus point for gathering with others who enjoy this hobby.
Sewing, whether it be through knitting, crocheting, needlepoint, darning, or quilting, as well as other forms, provides a creative outlet for those who want to express beauty or meaning through their hands but are unable or unwilling to do so via cooking, writing, or sculpture. It doesn't cost a lot to assemble the needed sewing materials; the correct size needles, thread, and fabric or background item is really all you need to start. You can put together a sewing basket later, if the hobby really takes hold. Learning how to make small, even stitches that repair torn seams or missing buttons is a valuable skill. Depicting artwork on handkerchiefs, pillowcases, or other household items makes a welcome heirloom for generations to come.
If you're ready to give it a try, pick up a starter kit at your favorite craft or fabric store. Choose a time when other people or tasks won't bother you. Then find a comfy spot and begin your labor of love. Chances are that the day's stress will melt away as you find yourself enjoying the creation of art that unfolds with each movement of your fingers.
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A Guide To Vintage Pattern Terminology
If you are considering sewing with vintage patterns, then you will definitely want to learn the terminology. Vintage patterns come with vintage terminology, not all of which may be familiar. Here are some of the terms you might encounter.
1. Continuous Lap: A strip of fabric cut on the straight grain and used to face edges of an opening or slit in a garment.
2. Jabot: A ruffle or cravat-like accent attached to the front of a dress or blouse.
3. Lapped Seam: A seam in which one seam allowance edge is lapped over the seam allowance of its joining piece and stitched.
4. Pin tuck: Very small tucks stitched just a pin's width from the fold to slightly shape a garment piece. In the late 1920's, a series of pin tucks were often applied across the naural waistline of a frock for shaping and detail.
5. Plaits: An array of narrow (known today as "knife") pleats often applied at the hem of a dress, the ends of sleeves, or around the neck opening.
6. Shirring: Three or more rows of gathers made by small running stitches in parallel lines. The rows are spaced as desired.
7. Slide Fastener: The original term for zippers.
8. True Bias: Fabric that is cut at a precise 45-degree angle to the fabric grain line.
9. Toile: The French term for fabric pattern. Originally pertained to the muslin test garment.
Today, with the help of the internet and the popularity of all things vintage, it's easier than every to acquire vintage patterns. Sewing with the real-deal pattern in its original form is a great experience and a fun way to re-create those wonderful designs from the past. I hope the above glossary of terms will help you easily navigate the world of vintage patterns.
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New Sewing Machine Tables Make Sewing More Enjoyable
There is so much satisfaction to be found in producing beautiful, hand-made products with which to decorate your home or to wear. Some of the most beautiful pillows I have ever seen, were made by a lady who should be showing her work in a museum. If sewing is physically difficult because the sewing machine furniture you use is not made to the correct heights, or lacks a sufficiently large layout area, or is too low for you to comfortably pin a pattern, you won’t enjoy the production of the beauty and be less inclined to do more.
Other than being the right height, sewing machine tables have very nice additional features for storage of sewing items. When I first got one of those beautiful sewing boxes with the drawers that fold out in a tiered pattern to allow me to access all my sewing notions and thread, I was excited, but sure I would never fill it up. You can all stop laughing now. Yes I know, could I have been more wrong. Sewing machine tables take that space that is used to elevate the sewing machine to the right height and add storage. Now you can keep specific items close, or rotate in the items you are currently working on, you can keep your thread in one place, or you can organize it as best suits you.
The Organization Features Of The Sewing Machine Table
Organization for sewing notions and thread can never be a bad thing. The tangled mess that can, and often does, occur when you store thread is frustrating and time consuming to fix. If you can organize it all in the sewing machine table you are one less frustration from enjoying yourself. Now some of the higher end models are so elaborate I first said to myself, there’s no way I’ll every use up all the space. Yes I know, you’d think I’d learn.
For me, I find that organization for the current projects, all in the sewing machine table, is the best method for me. Then long-term storage in other sewing machine furniture of items I’ve purchased for projects but haven’t found everything I need. I’ve been known to obsess about finding beautiful buttons to go on a beautiful dress. Sometimes that means I take some time to gather all that a need to do a sewing project, so organization can be a necessary requirement. Thus a sewing machine table with efficient storage is, to me, a great boon.
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Sewing Tables Galore
Sewing Tables Advantages and Needs
It used to be that sewing tables were a slightly re-tooled kids school desk, and were only made along the same lines, and seldom with a place to inset your sewing machine. New manufactures have entered the field and the choice of a sewing table on which to place your sewing machine has exploded. The sewing tables are the right height to sew, so no more hunching over the sewing machine trying to see what you are sewing or having it so high your arms are in a difficult and uncomfortable position whenever you try to sew. These are often called a sewing machine table, and have a place to which a sewing machine can be attached, and the advantages are many.
The first advantage is the drawers in the new choices of sewing table are much better sectioned and sized for sewing notions and threads. This is wonderful, because I know my threads keep multiplying while I’m not looking. I swear I didn’t have that many a few days ago and I haven’t been to the store, I’m sure it’s a conspiracy. All that joking aside, many people are quite serious about their sewing, even if they are hobby sewing. The sewing table helps organize the myriad of items that I keep on hand. There is no real benefit in throwing away the thread which is left over from a sewing project. You made need to make a fix to it down the line and that color may not still be available, but how to keep it organized.
If you cannot keep all the notions and thread organized they are not of much use. Its hard to spend tons of time digging through boxes of threads trying to find what you need. The sewing table can help with this organization problem, and the items you need are close at hand where you need it when you next sit down to sew.
The other sewing table, the cut-out and pinning table, has also become available, with a higher table top, which means you are bent over a too low table while your lower back and thighs scream. This make sewing much more enjoyable, less stressful to you physically and mentally.
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Sewing Tables Galore
Sewing Tables Advantages and Needs
It used to be that sewing tables were a slightly re-tooled kids school desk, and were only made along the same lines, and seldom with a place to inset your sewing machine. New manufactures have entered the field and the choice of a sewing table on which to place your sewing machine has exploded. The sewing tables are the right height to sew, so no more hunching over the sewing machine trying to see what you are sewing or having it so high your arms are in a difficult and uncomfortable position whenever you try to sew. These are often called a sewing machine table, and have a place to which a sewing machine can be attached, and the advantages are many.
The first advantage is the drawers in the new choices of sewing table are much better sectioned and sized for sewing notions and threads. This is wonderful, because I know my threads keep multiplying while I’m not looking. I swear I didn’t have that many a few days ago and I haven’t been to the store, I’m sure it’s a conspiracy. All that joking aside, many people are quite serious about their sewing, even if they are hobby sewing. The sewing table helps organize the myriad of items that I keep on hand. There is no real benefit in throwing away the thread which is left over from a sewing project. You made need to make a fix to it down the line and that color may not still be available, but how to keep it organized.
If you cannot keep all the notions and thread organized they are not of much use. Its hard to spend tons of time digging through boxes of threads trying to find what you need. The sewing table can help with this organization problem, and the items you need are close at hand where you need it when you next sit down to sew.
The other sewing table, the cut-out and pinning table, has also become available, with a higher table top, which means you are bent over a too low table while your lower back and thighs scream. This make sewing much more enjoyable, less stressful to you physically and mentally.
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How to Gather: a basic sewing tutorial
Gathering is a technique used in many sewing patterns for such areas as sleeves, ruffles, and waistbands. This video tutorial teaches you the basics of gathering using a sewing machine.
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If You Want To Learn How To Sew Dress Clothes
Whether these are for you to wear or for you to sell, there is a lot to learn when it comes to wanting to know how to sew dress clothes. But once you get the hang of things there is no doubt that you will feel that the skill was a pretty easy one to master. Before you know it, with enough practice, you will be able to teach other people how to sew dress clothes. With the skill you learn you will not only be able to make money from selling your clothes but by also teaching other people how to sew dress clothes.
Getting The Extra Advantage
Once you have mastered the art of sewing and you are moving on to the bigger and better projects, it is important to know that there are a lot of tools out there that you could be making use of. There are a lot of patterns and templates that could help you in learning how to sew dress clothes. Some patterns are ones that are only good for one time and the others are reusable. The reusable patterns are generally the ones you would want to go with because they would be the best value for your money. You certainly never know when you would want to reuse them.
In the end, once you have your own skill, pattern, and schedule set you will be able to turn out a lot of different kinds of dress clothes. And make sure that you save a lot of the stuff that helped you learn how to sew dress clothes because you can use those items when you start teaching other people. Even if you decide not to teach other people, you may decide you want to give them away to someone or even resell them in order to make back some of your money.
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If You Want To Learn How To Sew Dress Clothes
When it comes to learning how to sew, most people start out with small projects and then work their way up to the bigger stuff. This is a good thing to do so that you do not become overwhelmed with everything that you are learning. Taking it one step at a time is always the best thing to do and you should organize yourself a little space of your own such as a sewing table. Once you get all of the basics down, you may go ahead and begin learning how to sew dress clothes.
Whether these are for you to wear or for you to sell, there is a lot to learn when it comes to wanting to know how to sew dress clothes. But once you get the hang of things there is no doubt that you will feel that the skill was a pretty easy one to master. Before you know it, with enough practice, you will be able to teach other people how to sew dress clothes. With the skill you learn you will not only be able to make money from selling your clothes but by also teaching other people how to sew dress clothes.
Getting The Extra Advantage
Once you have mastered the art of sewing and you are moving on to the bigger and better projects, it is important to know that there are a lot of tools out there that you could be making use of. There are a lot of patterns and templates that could help you in learning how to sew dress clothes. Some patterns are ones that are only good for one time and the others are reusable. The reusable patterns are generally the ones you would want to go with because they would be the best value for your money. You certainly never know when you would want to reuse them.
In the end, once you have your own skill, pattern, and schedule set you will be able to turn out a lot of different kinds of dress clothes. And make sure that you save a lot of the stuff that helped you learn how to sew dress clothes because you can use those items when you start teaching other people. Even if you decide not to teach other people, you may decide you want to give them away to someone or even resell them in order to make back some of your money.
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Sewing Tips and Techniques
Sewing Tips and Techniques
Sewing is really considered an art form since the works of talented hands can be made into beautiful pieces of clothing, home decor, beddings and many more. And with today's penchant to show off creativity via fashion, a renewed interest in sewing is seen.Learning how to sew takes time and effort. It may not be rocket science but a certain learning curve is definitely required. If you start a sewing project without even knowing the basics of sewing, then you are almost certain to fail in your endeavor. To prevent this, it pays to know a few basic sewing techniques.
Sewing Steps for Beginners
The following tips will help you get your feet wet in the world of sewing.
1. Prepare all your materials before anything else. If using a sewing machine, prepare your machine and be sure to thread it properly to avoid any hassles during the actual sewing process.
2. Prepare your pattern and guide. Read the instructions before you try anything. Understanding the pattern and guide is essential prior to cutting the fabric as you cannot re-do the cutting once it's done.
3. Prepare your fabric by washing and drying it first. You would want to wash your fabrics prior to cutting to ensure that it will not shrink after sewing the entire clothing.You should also dry and iron your fabric. It is much easier to cut fabrics that have been dried and ironed.
4. Securely pin the pieces of your pattern on to the fabric. Cut the fabric with sharp scissors to ensure that the edges are cut evenly.
5. Baste the pieces of pattern using longhand stitches to make it much easier for you to piece together the edges of the fabric. You may use bright coloured thread to baste your pieces together.
6. Sew your pieces on the edges and then remove the basting thread once you are done.
Sewing is a fun hobby to start and once you get the hang of it, you will soon be sewing different patterns from the simplest to the more complex. Just remember to be patient as it takes time to learn the basics of sewing, but you will always have fun while doing it!
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Different Crafts You Can Make with Sewing Machines
There are so many things that you can make with your own sewing machine. You can have hours of fun creating new things and designing your own fashions. It does not matter if you are a little girl or an adult, you can do anything you want with a sewing machine.
Many people make their own clothes with their machine. Lets face it clothes are expensive and some of the new fashions of today can be so tempting, buy we cannot afford the prices. There is a way that we can afford these great looking clothes and have some fun too. You can buy patterns at most clothing stores for less then a pack of socks. Once you have the pattern, you will be able to create the piece of clothing you have been wanting for less then you would buy it.
Some of us are very creative and we like to make and design our own clothes. There are so many ideas that you can get from looking at magazines and in catalogs. Once we get the ideas in our head, we can then start designing and creating our own fashions. Imagine the fun that you can have on a rainy afternoon or when there is nothing else to do. You can save yourself some money and learn a lot at the same time.
You do not have to be perfect to use a sewing machine. You can start out just playing around. The first thing that you can do is start using your sewing machine by fixing a rip or making doll clothes. Starting out with small things on a sewing machine will get you ready for the bigger items and get you prepared to do almost anything on a sewing machine.
Once you have practiced on your sewing machine and have all the skills to use it, you can then teach your friends how to get in on the fun. You can have friends over and show them the things that they will need to know to get them started with creating new designs on a sewing machine. You and your friends can spend great quality time together while creating new designs and having fun at the same time.
What are you waiting for? Go out, get a sewing machine today, and find out what all the fuss is.
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Finding The Perfect Sewing Machine For You
The thing about the sewing machine is that you should really get one that you will be able to learn how to operate okay. Not all machines are alike and there are some that perform extremely difficult tasks and those are generally best suited for someone with a lot of experience. If you are looking for something to get you through the everyday repairs that may be needed around the house then you want something basic and easy to use. You certainly would not want an antique sewing machine unless you want to use it as decoration.
Where To Find Great Deals
While a lot of times people would like to make their purchases online, because of the weight of a sewing machine that may be something you would want to rethink. Being that shipping charges are always based on the size and the weight of the package, it would be much cheaper for you to drive to the store that is an hour away from you. If you are looking for great deals though you could always search yard sales for one that someone is selling. Generally, machines can be found in places like that for a pretty reasonable price.
Of course, if that does not work for you or you would really rather have something that is brand new, then any of your local department stores would have a sewing machine that would work for you. You have to remember that the more things the sewing machine can do the more the price is going to go up. Your basic everyday sewing machine will generally only cost you around one hundred dollars. If you are careful you could always catch a sale somewhere and end up with your machine a lot cheaper.
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Shopping For An Antique Sewing Machine
The antique sewing machine gives the look that any room it is in has been transported back in time. The details that can be found on this machine are far more intriguing then that of what is on today's more modern sewing machines. They are simply a thing of beauty to a lot of people and even those who do not sew at all will have these machine gently tucked into some soft-lighted corner of their house. There is just simply something about the antique sewing machine that fascinates a lot of people.
Finding One In Good Shape
The thing about the antique sewing machine is that it is becoming harder and harder to find one that is in good working order. Most of the machines that you will come across are not able to function as a working sewing machine. For some people this would be a deal breaker because even though they do not want to actually use it for sewing, for value purposes they would prefer that it work. For others though, as long as the antique sewing machine is in good physical shape in terms of appearance, that is all that matters. These people will find a much easier time finding their antique sewing machine.
When it comes to trying to find an antique sewing machine you will have to start searching other places then you local department stores. The best place to start looking is that of antique stores and flea markets. Generally speaking the flea market is going to be a much cheaper place to find your antique sewing machine. This is because the antique store is generally going to sell the antique sewing machine for top dollar in order to turn a good profit. If you are willing to pay the expensive shipping costs you could also find one online but you would always risk it being damaged by the mail system. Either way, as long as you keep your eyes open you will find the machine you are looking for.
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The Benefits Of The Hand Held Sewing Machine
Even those people who already have a full sized sewing machine find themselves attracted to the hand held sewing machine. There is just something so convenient about being able to whip that machine out and be done and over with in seconds. It takes a lot less time to stitch something small with the hand held sewing machine then by pulling out the larger machine. Also, for those people who are always on the go for work or pleasure, the hand held sewing machine can come in handy for those quick moments of need.
Where You Can Find These Little Treasures
A lot of the big name department stores are starting to catch on to the trend of the hand held sewing machine. This means that if you look closely enough in the crafts section of your local department store, there is a good chance that you will find yourself a hand held sewing machine. If you do not have such luck though then there are a few other ways you can get your hands on this tiny machine. Online auctions are a great way to pick one up at a smaller cost then what you would be dealing with at the big stores.
Also, a lot of different catalogs are selling the hand held sewing machine because it is not only practical but it can also be a pretty cool gift to give to someone. If you know of anyone in your life that could use a hand held sewing machine then now is the time to buy one. Maybe it is for someone that travels a lot of maybe you have a certain college student in mind. Either way, there are probably several people in your life, beyond yourself, that could make good use out of a hand held sewing machine.
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Getting The Best Sewing Machine For Your Money
The best sewing machine is also going to be one that is completely and totally practical for what you intend to use it for. There is certainly no sense in paying top dollar for a machine that can do all sorts of magical things with thread if you never see yourself having a need for all of that. If you just want to be able to do basic stitches on things every once in a while then the best sewing machine for you will be something more plain and basic. Of course if you are really good at sewing and you are into a lot of crafts then the best sewing machine for you will be something that will allow you to be as creative as possible.
Ways To Shop Smart
If you want to shop smart, save a little bit of money, and still end up with the best sewing machine that you possibly can, there are things that you can do. There is nothing wrong with getting a machine that is gently used if it means that you are going to save yourself a big chunk of money. The best sewing machine out there is one that not only does exactly what you need it to do but is also one that fits within your budget. You would not want to go overboard and get into major debt over a machine. If you have to do that in order to get it then that one is not the best sewing machine for you at this point in time.
A lot of the local department stores around you probably sell a few different sewing machines. If you are careful to really look them over you may be able to find the best sewing machine for you there and the prices are generally pretty affordable. The best sewing machine out there is going to be one that fits all of your personal needs and interests along with being pretty reasonable in price. Look around long enough and keep your eyes open and you will eventually find that perfect machine for you.
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Collecting Colorful Universal Sewing Supplies
Decorative universal sewing supplies are becoming a bit expensive. Depending on the materials used in the buttons, a set of decorative buttons could set you back a couple of dollars each, but are still much cheaper than buying new clothes! If you want to save on cost and at the same time collect some remarkable assortment of universal sewing supplies, you should learn to salvage sewing buttons from your clothes. Removing buttons from your clothes before you discard them is one of the best ways to collect lovely decorative universal sewing supplies, which you can latter on recycle and use to make a fabulous blouse or a dress.
Storing Your Sewing Supplies
If you want to collect universal sewing supplies, you should find a safe place to keep your collection. Get a box and label it properly then buy some zip on plastic bags where you can store the buttons according to its kind or design. The good thing about classifying to buttons according to a certain criteria before strong them is that you will be able to find a set of matching sewing buttons and other supplies fast when you need them.
Do not dump everything into the box and rummage through every time you need something. Besides, if you have some delicate buttons, some hard objects might scratch them if you put them into the salvage box with rest of the other buttons that you find.
If you have friends and family members who do not really care about sewing, you can ask them to add to your collection whatever sewing machine supplies they may be able to salvage from their clothes. Since these people would not really be able to use most of these buttons because they do not make their own clothes, most of them would be happy to donate buttons to your collection so do not hesitate to ask them.
To augment your collection of universal sewing supplies, you should also buy some buttons once in a while. If you happen to be traveling in some parts of the country where you find some really interesting buttons, buy them and store them for future use. One of these days, you might find these buttons very useful when you are making some dresses or blouses or just as souvenirs in your collection.
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Choose the Right Sewing Room Supplies
In order to choose the right sewing room supplies, a person must know two things: what the sewing room supplies are specifically for, and where that sewing room supplies can be found. Without the knowledge of both of these issues, a person can go from store to store with only a vague idea of what they actually need, resulting in frustration for them and for the sales clerks that try to help them, and ultimately stopping them from getting what they need.
Know the Sewing Room Supplies Terms and Uses
If a person does not know the proper terms and proper uses for sewing room supplies it makes it very difficult to find what is needed, and therefore that person can become frustrated with the entire sewing project and abandon it. Or he could go in the opposite direction and end up spending too much money and collecting too much ‘stuff’ in an effort to find the correct sewing room supplies.
Knowing what each accessory does and what it is called, plus having a good understanding of one’s sewing machine and one’s patterns and capabilities will also help to ensure that the proper accessory is used when it comes to something that an individual needs for a sewing project that he or she might be stuck with if it was not for the specific accessory.
Finding the Right Sewing Room Supplies
There are many businesses that sell sewing items and accessories, but many of them do not offer many options and most businesses have only a very limited supply that the people that work there are not all that familiar with. Because of this, buying sewing room supplies and even vintage sewing supplies at a discount store or at a large retailer might not be the best choice.
Instead, it might be better if a person were to purchase his or her sewing-related accessories at a sewing store or at an arts and crafts store. By doing this, it is much easier to ensure that the right accessory for the right job will be purchased and that the individual that it is purchased from will have the knowledge to ensure that everything is correct.
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