Later, at about 10 years old, I started using the sewing machine and Mom enrolled me in Singer Sewing classes. I loved making all my clothes and continued sewing for myself, my friends, and my children. This challenge made me feel like I was making clothes again.....
Friday, August 29, 2014
I made this card to enter in the Mark's Famous Papers MFP Sketch With a Twist #113 Challenge, which required the addition of real or faux stitching. This was right down my ally as sewing is one of my favorite hobbies. I first started "stitching" at about 6 years old when my mother taught me to embroider. I began making embroidered hand towels and pillowcases for my "Hope Chest". (Does anyone today even know what this is?)
Later, at about 10 years old, I started using the sewing machine and Mom enrolled me in Singer Sewing classes. I loved making all my clothes and continued sewing for myself, my friends, and my children. This challenge made me feel like I was making clothes again.....
Later, at about 10 years old, I started using the sewing machine and Mom enrolled me in Singer Sewing classes. I loved making all my clothes and continued sewing for myself, my friends, and my children. This challenge made me feel like I was making clothes again.....
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I loved hearing about learning to sew. I wish I could use my machine. It scares me.
ReplyDeleteYour card is cute - it reminds me of paper dolls that were available when I was a kid. Thanks so much for sharing with us on MFP's Sketch with a Twist.
What a wonderful story and memory! I for one, cannot sew a stitch! Like Christine, my little machine scares me! The dress on your card is adorable! What a sweet card. Thank you for sharing with us at MFP Sketch With a Twist Challenge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card! The colors make it feel like spring again! Thanks for joining us at Mark's Finest Papers SWAT challenge!
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Pam
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Really , really cute card ............Lis MFP DT
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card. Looks like a little girl's clothes laid out for school. I love your take on the sketch. Thank you for joining us at MFP's Sketch with a Twist.
ReplyDeleteEmily T.
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