6 Tips for Your Sewing and Mending, and a Casserole Carrier.

 Today I want to share some timely video's that I viewed while looking for something else! That happens a lot!

Peaceful, tranquil, contemplative sights. This was a scene last Fall at Phipps in the Japanese garden. There are little benches scattered through the garden for your repose. 

• Anyway, here is a little video by L.C. Media that just may apply to your day to day questions for mending and altering garments. You can view how to hem a heavy seam in denim, how to shorten a sleeve on a sweatshirt, how to collect those thread tails on your spools, a well balanced zig-zag stitch to mimic professional finishes, using a hair band for a seam guide, how to apply a fashion trim to enlarge a RTW garment by an inch or so! HERE.

With our world opening up again is there a pot-luck dinner in your future? Of course, there are many carriers available in the market place but let us remember left over batting pieces and pieces of fabric we all have and convert those into your own very special not difficult to make pot/bowl carrier. HERE, is another little video to solve your problem!  

•  One of my favorite bridal shower gifts is a special bowl or cook pot paired with it's own carrier. When asked to contribute to a dinner I usually pair that food item with a serving bowl, sort of generic in style to blend with the hosts dinnerware, and its own carrier so it can be reused, and/or re-gifted!

 

 

• Good day stitchers!