The Right Stitch

With patience, practice and a little imagination, you’ll soon be setting fashion trends! We’ll show you some basics and you take it from there. [Read more →]

For the past year or so, every month I’ve been cooking Stoeffer’s frozen meatloaf in gravy entree for our family of four. It was always just enough, with no leftovers. It’s so easy to make, with no preservatives, gravy included, and quite tasty. I served it with mashed potatoes and vegetable, rolls and butter. The only bad thing was I never had any leftovers. I love leftover meat loaf sandwiches.
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A sewing machine is a precision instrument and requires a lot of care. The instruction manual shows you how to maintain it and keep it in working order, and how to make simple adjustments, and how to operate it. If you do not have a manual, you can order one through the manufacturer. The manual helps to identify certain parts mentioned from time to time in sewing directions, such as the threader, cutter, tension, and various feet that can be used.
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Serger threading can be difficult. While conventional sewing machines, use only two thread, sergers may use up to eight. Therefore it is much more challenging to thread than regular sewing machines.
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The scissors and shears that you use are probably most responsible for the accuracy of any sewing project. There are many types and sizes available. The following are ones we feel are most essential for your sewing. [Read more →]

This little handy gadget is great for making starter pots out of recycled newspaper. No more plastic pots. The biodegradable pots can be planted right in the garden.
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