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What's your sewing philosophy?
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Permalink Reply by Sarah Gabbart on
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Love it!
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Permalink Reply by Alice Atkinson on
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Just go for it!
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Nothing is perfect, just do it anyway, and enjoy the journey.
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Permalink Reply by Peggy on
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Sewing is Cheaper than Therapy, and works better too. It doesn't have to be perfect to make the process worth it.
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Pay careful attention and try to make evrything right the first time- i've spent hours undoing my sewing because I decided to do it quickly
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Permalink Reply by Amy on
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My sewing philosophy is to "sew well as by reflection." I try to use my sewing as a meditative, reflective time for myself, and, since I sew a lot for others, it's also a time to focus outwardly.
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Permalink Reply by Irene Bullock on
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I'm following the quick & dirty method. When the fabric is expensive or the project lengthy/difficult I get into this state in mind where "everything has to be perfect" and I undoubtly mess it up.
I've found that I sew better when I'm not afraid of ruining a fabric and when I don't have a deadline, so for the time I'm enjoying being pretty fearless with my cheap fabric.
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I'm new, so I suppose my philosophy is still forming. But I constantly remind myself to be patient and appreciate what it takes to make a garment. I think people get used to thinking that clothes just appear on racks. Mass produced or otherwise, there's still people who put time to make it the clothes happen!
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Sew what you like. I've second guessed myself on a pattern or fabric only to see it on a blog or sewing review looking fabulous and kicked myself.
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