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- Susan
- I am a wife, mama and grandmama getting through life by hanging on to a needle and thread.
Friday, January 4, 2013
Tools Of The Trade
My daughter-in-law inherited a sewing machine awhile ago and has now decided that she wants to learn how to sew! I spent an afternoon showing her the way around her new machine, but I quickly became frustrated with her lack of good sewing supplies. I knew if I was frustrated with cheap thread and dull scissors that she would be too and sewing would never be fun for her! For her Christmas gift I purchased all the necessary tools and then made a sewing caddy and matching pin cushion to keep all of her new notions close at hand. I'm sure her next sewing project will go a lot smoother now that she has the right tools for the job!
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free patterns,
sewing
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8 comments:
What a thoughtful, perfect gift! Both items look great and I'm sure she loved her gift!
What a sweet gift, Susan, I can imagine her joy at receiving both...I love your idea :)
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Sew thoughtful, Susan. You'll help another person to share in our love of creating with the sewing machine!
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GREAT gift!!!! She will enjoy that for years to come. There is nothing more frustrating than trying to sew with poor tools.
So very very true - good tools make ALL the difference. Life is far too short to work with dull scissors!
you are right. The right tools make or break the outcome. What a thoughtful gift! Love the spool fabric. That is adorable!
What a wonderful MIL you are! Such a great idea, and so thoughtful. Isn't it great to have a shared interest with DIL.
What a sweet and thoughtful gift I'm sure your DIL was very happy and touched :)
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