Then Natalie came. And she was in need of cute, crafty shirts. With ribbons and bows. And her mother couldn't do it! Not good. This is when I decided I actually WANTED to know how to sew. I couldn't just let all my crafty friends take over. Not that I will ever be as good as say, Kayla, but good enough to get done what I want for my own daughter. She might be my only girl, so I couldn't let this time of my life pass by. Now that I'm not teaching, I have time to learn.
So the sewing begins...
My new simple beginners, all I'll ever need machine! Thanks mom!
After only two lessons I can thread my bobbin (yes, I know what that is now), and I can sew things like this:
Ok, ok it's just a scrap, but I was still excited.
Baby steps folks. I'll get there.
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Ok about 3 weeks have passed since I started the first half of this post and never finished. Ugh! The good news is that now I can show you that I have sewn 2 shirts for Natalie!!
The one on the left is obviously for her birthday. A matching bow of some sort will soon follow! The one on the left will also have her name monogrammed at the top by my wonderful friend, Kayla! Now if she only read my blog she would feel so special that I not only gave her one shout out, but two! Her loss=)
Now I have a few more ideas for shirts and pillowcase dresses for this girl but my goodness I can't find the time for all my projects. I thought being home was supposed to magically cure that problem?! And what do I think I'm going to do when there are two kiddos......or three!
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