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It is October 31, the last day of our sewing basics series! Can you believe it has been a whole month? I kind of can't believe I made it this far!
I've had a blast publishing this series throughout the month. There was a time when I never would have dreamed I had 31 days of anything to share, let alone sewing tutorials! It has been fun to pull from the resources of my mind and share interesting tidbits and a few of my secrets along the way.
It has been a stretching month, too. Posting every day of the week is not easy, and I have new respect for those that do it on a regular basis! From taking and editing pictures, to writing out the post and setting it to post automatically at the right day, there was always something in progress. It challenged me to really think ahead and plan, something I needed to learn as a blogger!
my sewing machine // work spaces // buying notions |
I'm excited to see where this series will go. I'm so thankful to those of you that have joined us this month for the first time, and hope the series has been a help! I would love for these posts to become a resource for you, that you can come back to again and again as you continue on your sewing journey. You can always find these posts under the tab at the top of the page. And feel free to share the ones that are a help to you personally!
turning things right side out // french seam // installing a zipper |
And of course, I'd love to hear which posts were your favourite. Mine was probably the one where I taught you to turn things right side out. Based on your reactions, I'd say most of you liked the one about cutting $100 jeans. Leave me a comment and let me know!
installing buttonholes // euro hem // on having patience |
Other posts in this series:
Day 4: Purchasing Notions
Day 5: Helpful Links for beginners
Day 6: Free Art Download (on Discipline)
Day 7: Purchasing Fabric
Day 8: Fabric Prep
Day 9: Studio tour and work spaces
Day 10: Making a straight seam
Day 11: Seam ripping
Day 12: Online fabric stores
Day 13: Free Art Download {on Beauty}
Day 14: Buying a pattern
Day 15: Using a pattern
Day 16: Who needs a pattern?
Day 17: On Having Patience
Day 18: Turning things Right Side Out
Day 19: Helpful links
Day 20: Free Download {a colourful print}
Day 21: My Serger
Day 22: A Simple Hem
Day 23: A French Seam
Day 24: A Blind Hem
Day 25: Euro Hem
Day 26: Links from inspiring seamstresses
Day 27; Free Art Download {on adversity}
Day 28: Installing a zipper
Day 29: Making buttonholes
Day 30: Sewing on a button
Day 5: Helpful Links for beginners
Day 6: Free Art Download (on Discipline)
Day 7: Purchasing Fabric
Day 8: Fabric Prep
Day 9: Studio tour and work spaces
Day 10: Making a straight seam
Day 11: Seam ripping
Day 12: Online fabric stores
Day 13: Free Art Download {on Beauty}
Day 14: Buying a pattern
Day 15: Using a pattern
Day 16: Who needs a pattern?
Day 17: On Having Patience
Day 18: Turning things Right Side Out
Day 19: Helpful links
Day 20: Free Download {a colourful print}
Day 21: My Serger
Day 22: A Simple Hem
Day 23: A French Seam
Day 24: A Blind Hem
Day 25: Euro Hem
Day 26: Links from inspiring seamstresses
Day 27; Free Art Download {on adversity}
Day 28: Installing a zipper
Day 29: Making buttonholes
Day 30: Sewing on a button
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