Fabric: 12.1 metres (March) + 20.4 metres (previous months) = 32.5 metres
Zippers: 0 (March) + 1 - 55 cm invisible zipper (previous months) = 1
Seam binding: 0 (March) + 7 metres (previous months) = 7 metres
Knit 'N Stable tape: 0 metres (March) + 9 metres (previous months) = 9 metres
Twill tape: 0 metres (March) + 0.5 metres (previous months) = 0.5 metres
Spools of thread: 1 spool - 275 metres (March) + 1 875 metres (previous months) = 2 150 metres
Sewing machine needles: 1 sewing machine needle (March) + 1 sewing machine needle and 1 serger needle (previous months) = 3
Hand needles: 1 hand sewing needle (March) + 0 previous months) = 1
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Fabric: 0 metres (March) + 24.7 metres (previous months) = 24.7 metres
Sewing Machine Needles: 0 (March) + 1 package of 3 serger needles = 3
Buttons: 0 (March) + 10 (previous months) = 10
Sewing patterns: 2 Named Clothing patterns (March) + 0 (previous months) = 2
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You've been busy! You made reusable grocery bags? Does this mean you can use them again? If so, I'm envious. I'm SO tired of drowning in the plastic bags still. You'd think since they backed off the sanitizing everything coming in the house, they's say reusable bags are OK to use again. ESPECIALLY since out governor pretty much abandoned all CDC guidelines several weeks ago.
ReplyDeleteThere was a time during the beginning of the pandemic that you couldn't bring reusable bags into the store. I never took the plastic bags because I made a set last spring just before they were banned. I just put my groceries back in the cart and bagged them at my vehicle after wiping them down. Now most are allowing reusable bags in the store again but you have to bag your groceries yourself. Which is exactly how it was pre-pandemic. I haven't gone back to bringing them instore though.
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