Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Moderation
I finally put comments in moderation since the spammers wouldn't let go. How obnoxious they are. Luckily, in a way, I only have one regular commenter who I am sure won't mind the extra steps to add a comment now and then.
The problem with the spammers is not just that they have no relevance to any post, but their comment has a link to a spyware/adware site tidily enclosed so I can't let them sit. And I got tired of deleting them several times a day. Blah blah.
Friday, December 25, 2015
Merry Christmas!
I hope you're snuggled somewhere warm with those you love. May you be surrounded by light till spring comes.
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
First Time Sewing: The Absolute Beginner's Guide
I found this title recently, and think it may be The One which will teach me to sew. I have another book on beginning sewing, but this one is truly perfect.
It has a nice diagram of the machine and each part. Two pages of various sewing feet and what to use them for.
Nice pictures of various types of hems and stitches.
A sewing pattern talking about everything inside and outside of the envelope. How to lay the pattern on material, pin it down and cut it.
I appreciate the step by step so much. Many books assume everyone knows these things, but alas, not I.
A nice section on hand stitches, which made me look at the book in the first place.
The very first project is a rectangular tablecloth, how beautiful and practical. All of the projects are things I'd love to make, rather than 20 pillow variations (though there is a pillow.)
The book is by The editors of Creative Publishing International. I'm not familiar with them, but am happy with their work.
It has a nice diagram of the machine and each part. Two pages of various sewing feet and what to use them for.
Nice pictures of various types of hems and stitches.
A sewing pattern talking about everything inside and outside of the envelope. How to lay the pattern on material, pin it down and cut it.
I appreciate the step by step so much. Many books assume everyone knows these things, but alas, not I.
A nice section on hand stitches, which made me look at the book in the first place.
The very first project is a rectangular tablecloth, how beautiful and practical. All of the projects are things I'd love to make, rather than 20 pillow variations (though there is a pillow.)
The book is by The editors of Creative Publishing International. I'm not familiar with them, but am happy with their work.
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