Thursday, 1 September 2022

In Sewing News Today...



Today, marks the beginning of National Sewing Month.  This year's theme:  "spread love, stitch love." 

I see examples of this everywhere in the sewing community.  

  1. Melanie's Peace for Ukraine SAL project.
  2. Mrs. Mole sharing her extensive knowledge on fitting.   
  3. Martha's Lent season sewing projects.  
These are just a few examples, there are so many more examples worthy of mention.  

Hmmm, how to celebrate National Sewing Month?  

I haven't been sewing the last few days.  

I haven't even cut out that tweed sitting at the foot of my cutting table.  

It's been too hot the past couple of days to think about cutting into tweed.  

Stay Safe and Happy Sewing!  

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