I just want to thank any person that had anything to do with linking this Isaac response. I was learning to sew and loved it. I thought about it day and night and couldn't get enough. I was sewing for my two-year old and was feeling great until I ran into a pattern that completely stressed me. I felt bad because I couldn't do it and I just put up my sewing machine. It 's been 3 months and I think about sewing every day. I'm just so discouraged and afraid that I haven't picked it up. I'm starting to feel like going back and needed some encouragement and this was spot on!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you. God works in mysterious ways because I just stumbled across this blog. Take Care and I'm going to begin going to the DC Threads lounge. Take Care! Nekimo
It was such a refreshing speech to hear! I am new to sewing but want to pass it on to my daughter and I think it's such a lost art with all the other crap to entertain kids.. Long live hand crafts! -Sylvia Padrons
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Visit DC Threads, founded in 2008 to help keep the art of sewing & stitch crafts alive and well in the District of Columbia. The DC Threads website and the monthly sewing lounge offer resources for local sewing enthusiasts to learn more about their craft and share skills with others. Our mission is to find opportunities and places for young and old, experienced and novice to learn and/or teach about sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidery, and more! Create garments and other handmade objects - together.
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I just want to thank any person that had anything to do with linking this Isaac response. I was learning to sew and loved it. I thought about it day and night and couldn't get enough. I was sewing for my two-year old and was feeling great until I ran into a pattern that completely stressed me. I felt bad because I couldn't do it and I just put up my sewing machine. It 's been 3 months and I think about sewing every day. I'm just so discouraged and afraid that I haven't picked it up. I'm starting to feel like going back and needed some encouragement and this was spot on!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you. God works in mysterious ways because I just stumbled across this blog. Take Care and I'm going to begin going to the DC Threads lounge. Take Care! Nekimo
It was such a refreshing speech to hear! I am new to sewing but want to pass it on to my daughter and I think it's such a lost art with all the other crap to entertain kids.. Long live hand crafts!
-Sylvia
Padrons
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