Posts Tagged ‘Online Sewing’

How to be Creative with your Button Collection!

Monday, November 7th, 2011

Hi Everyone,

As a sewer you will know only too well how easy it is to gather a button collection!

I love buttons and find that the right button can sometimes make an outfit! I therefore also love buying and collecting buttons!

But what happens when you get so many or just want to be creative with a bunch of buttons that you have in your sewing box?

TIP: If you’re looking for the perfect gift to make for your sewing friend then you will want to watch this video!

I reveal how you can be creative with your button collection in the video below:

Please leave me a comment below, I would love to hear what you have to say about this sewing tip and any other great ideas you have for buttons!

Next video tip coming soon: ‘How to make a sewing weight!’

Happy Sewing,

Maree Pigdon Sewing Classes

For more information contact:
Maree Pigdon Sewing Centre
T: +61 3 5264 1666
E: [email protected]
W: www.mareepigdon.com

How to avoid aching shoulders while sewing

Monday, October 24th, 2011

Hi Everyone!

As an avid sewer if you have suffered from aching shoulders while working at your sewing machine I have the tip for you!

Many hours spent at the sewing machine can create aching shoulders particularly if you are working on a large sewing project or spending many hours at your sewing machine.

Click below to watch my sewing video on how to avoid having aching shoulders while sewing!

Please leave me a comment below, I would love to hear what you have to say about this sewing tip or your current sewing project!

Next video tip coming soon: ‘How to be creative with your button collection!’

Happy Sewing,

Maree Pigdon Sewing Classes

For more information contact:
Maree Pigdon Sewing Centre
T: +61 3 5264 1666
E: [email protected]
W: www.mareepigdon.com

Student Sewing Projects!

Friday, April 1st, 2011

Hi Everyone,

Here are some more sewing projects that have been made in my sewing school here at Rosewood Cottage!

Hobby Horses!

Below is Melanie (left), Meagan (centre)??and Kate (right). In sewing classes Meagan began with??making clothes for herself and family and??then had the idea to make hobby horses. Meagan now sells these gorgeous hobby horses in various shops and outlets as well as direct to customers.

 

Lois made this gorgeous black and white??shirt from a Butterick pattern B4659. It features a winged collar neckline, princess line seams, two sleeve variations and two different lengths. Fabric used was a stretch polished spandex cotton.

A twist top! Glenda made a twist dress for her sister from the pattern New Look 6802 which was a great success. Glenda found she had a large piece of the fabric remaining and as she likes to use up all her remnants, I suggested she make herself a twist top from the same pattern. So here you can see the result of the printed remnant coordinated with a black jersey knit. Great Job Glenda!

 

I hope you have enjoyed this blog post to view some of the garments and projects being made in my sewing school! If you would like to learn how to sew contact me today!

If you liked this blog please leave me a comment below I would love to hear from YOU!!

Happy Sewing,

Maree Pigdon Sewing Classes

For more information contact:
Maree Pigdon Sewing Centre
T: +61 3 5264 1666
E: [email protected]
W: www.mareepigdon.com