What a run!
10 days of feeling good and getting things accomplished. Making small errand trips on my own and not napping in the afternoon...
I even managed to wrap my head around a new sewing project: reusable sandwich bags. I have wanted to sew a prototype for months, but I couldn't "think" about it. I couldn't work through the steps, or how the bag would work.
I also wanted to research the best material for the liner: it needs to be wipe-able and food safe. For me, using the same pattern and materials as other sewers making these bags wasn't good enough: I need to know that I can confidently answer any questions about the bags. Doing the on-line research (and anything else on the computer) drains me, even when I am already drained.
But not this week...I had a great run!
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Look What I Made!
Posted in sew free winnipeg, sewing, skills on Wednesday, February 16, 2011 by Emms
Last night, I attended the second monthly gathering of "Sew Free Winnipeg". I went hoping to pick up a few tips, as sewing is something that I want to learn more about. I figured what better way to grow than joining a gathering of other individuals who own a sewing machine that spends more time in their closet than on the work table!
With sewing machines whirring, and top-stitch guidance, we each created a sweet little zipper pouch! As you can see in the photo, it's a perfect size for reward cards as well as your change.
I plan to make more of these little beauties: it was unbelievably easy, even with a zipper! It feels great to learn something new: now to put my new skill to use before I forget it.
With sewing machines whirring, and top-stitch guidance, we each created a sweet little zipper pouch! As you can see in the photo, it's a perfect size for reward cards as well as your change.
I plan to make more of these little beauties: it was unbelievably easy, even with a zipper! It feels great to learn something new: now to put my new skill to use before I forget it.
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