I have just completed a video that I’ve wanted to do for quite some time. It’s a tutorial on how to hem your ready-to-wear jeans while keeping the original hem in tact.
I plan to do an additional blog post with detailed written instructions and lots of pictures in the near future. In the meantime, here’s the video…
I just released a new video on my YouTube channel (if you’re not already a subscriber, please do so). In the latest video, I show you a quick and easy way that I use to raise a neckline.
You can watch the video here:
As 2018 comes to a close, it’s a good time to look back on what I accomplished and what I want to do more of in the coming year.
One of the biggest things for me was the addition of video. Really getting some things onto my YouTube channel has been a goal of mine for about a year, so I’m glad I finally started. Now the goal is to continue to improve the video quality and content while maintaining my sense of self in each video. I really want to add some tutorials or instructional videos as well (simple projects at first).
As far as some of my favorite completed projects this year, I have to say that this is one of them:
It just has some of my favorite colors and is really comfortable to wear. I wrote about this here.
The item that gets the most wear is this robe.
But there were many favorites and completed projects this year. As a member of the Ready-To-Wear Fast sponsored by Sarah of Goodbye Valentino, I bought no clothing in 2018. Sewing that many projects gives me more of a perspective on what I’ll make in the future versus what I would rather buy. But, I also like to keep my options open, so I’m glad the year is coming to an end on the RTW fast! I’m a person who rarely shops anyway, so I don’t need to be part of a group to keep sewing (although seeing the projects of others in the group is always inspiring).
As for 2019, my goal is, as always, to keep improving my sewing skills while I learn new skills.
I wish you all a happy and healthy new year. I thank you for being on this journey with me and I hope that we can continue to encourage each other in the coming year!
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