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Today I learned that when you are trying to do out and embroidery and it doesn't look right it might be your bobbin. First off I though...
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In September we will be starting all our sewing classes the first week so we can get a whole four weeks of sewing fun in. We will be keeping...
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Today I want to thank my sewing students. I can't believe it's been 15 months since I started the sewing studio it all started with ...
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1. Cut the sweater to the shape of a stocking 2. Cut lining Material to the same shape 3. Put lining pieces right sides together and sew aro...
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Today I finally made myself a backpack. I have been making them for my son, his friends, to sell on Etsy, now I have my own and I lov...
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Shirt was a little open in the front and we needed it closed, so I decided to add a snap closure Ties we starting to get outdated, s...
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Happy Independence Day, hope you fly your flags proud and are thankful for all you have. It's been a long week here and an even longer w...
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These are infinity scarf samples I made for a class I will be teaching, hope you like them. Have a great day, Maria
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This pillow I decided to make after talking to my sister-in-law. I thought I have this great silk sitting around and I know just what to do....
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Basic sewing machine clean up
I like to keep a soft bristle paint brush near my sewing machine to sweep it up after my sewing projects. That way my area is clean and all the loose threads are picked up and gone.I also like to use a small sewing machine brush to clean out under my bobbin or behind my bobbin case. There are always loose threads in there or lint from your thread or fabric. If you have a new machine it keeps it your sensors working. If you have an older machine or newer machine it just helps it work better.
Hope this helped you a little bit and happy sewing,
Maria
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