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Learn to Sew
Learn to Sew
Learn to Sew
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Learn to Sew

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Learn to sew with me Fiona Hesford - sewing teacher at The Gilliangladrag Fluff-a-torium.
I like to think I'm a patient and understanding sewing teacher and I hope my years of experience will help to guide you through the art of sewing, whilst not only being easy to follow, but also an enjoyable experience.
In this beautifully illustrated little book, I will share with you the basics to get you started, and then move you on to some simple projects to practice what you've learnt.
Find out what equipment you'll need, learn some great tips and follow my simple guides to making beautiful creations, including an elasticated skirt, lined tote bag and a patchwork cushion.
Master the art of sewing in no time
LanguageEnglish
PublisherG2 Rights
Release dateMay 1, 2020
ISBN9781782819110
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    Learn to Sew - Fiona Hesford

    Chapter 1.

    Sewing Tips

    Keep children safe and away from the sewing area.

    Be safe when using a sewing machine, keep fingers away from needle area when in action.

    Its a good idea to have a clean bright area or room dedicated to your sewing, it saves you having to clear away in the middle of a project, with one table for laying out and cutting and a separate one for your machine.

    Be organised using see through plastic boxes allows you to see what you have quickly. Have your equipment close to hand when working and why not stick a small paper bag to the table a handy bin for off cuts.

    Remember to always pin fabric with the raw edges on the right hand side and the pin head towards you and keep to your required seam allowance ie the distance away from the raw edge. Finish all raw edges to avoid fraying with pinking shears or zig zag stitch.

    Trim ends before sewing to avoid them getting caught up in the machine.

    If your sewing gets stuck in the machine, remove all fabric, clear all threads and start again,

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