My Old Singer (sorry best picture on file) |
I used that original machine to make a few major projects for my house. My first curtains (our of drop clothes) for a guest bedroom and currently making my curtains for my living and dining rooms. The curtains for the living and dining rooms need to be hemmed, then they are ready to hang. I also made a few baby slings for friends who had children and I should never forget my first ever sewing project, the apron.
Up next in my project list, I plan to make the valences for the living and dining room windows. I also want to go ahead and learn to make heirloom quality clothing prior to having kids of my own.
I also hope to make my sister-in-law a smocking travel caddy so that she can transport her smocking supplies in one handy container.
What a great idea...I started doing a like it, love it, must have it weds, on my blog, check it out..it keeps you committed to posting!
ReplyDeleteI am excited to see what sewing projects you are working on!
Sewing is on my to do list - as in, learn to do it! Great to see you have some projects lined up.
ReplyDelete...for St. Louis, here is my usual run down of recommendations other than the Arch (let me know if you have any additional questions too!):
Anheuser-Busch brewery tour
Soulard Farmer's Market
City Museum
Lunch at The Boathouse in Forest Park
Saint Louis Zoo
Art/History Museums in Forest Park
Schlafly brewery tour (and stay for lunch)
Grant's Farm
Cathedral Basilica
Botanical Gardens
If you're interested, see a show at The Fox
Here are two more good articles from Trip Advisor:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g44881-s1/Saint-Louis:Missouri:Inside.html
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g44881-Saint_Louis_Missouri-Vacations.html
I love to sew. I started about a year ago and have learned so much! I look forward to this weekly post! :)
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