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Title: protecting native trees during drought
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so how hard is learning to sew?
Started by strawberrycakes , Nov 30 2012 02:40 PM
18 replies to this topic
Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:40 PM
Thinking of teaching myself to sew especially since my DD does dancing & I have just spent over $100 getting her costumes made & they haven't been fully completed & one has a big rip in it
Are patterns easy to follow?
Whats the best beguinner sewing machine?
Is it hard?
Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:46 PM
A lot of sewing machine shops will give you a couple of lessons with the machine to help you learn how to use it. This will show you what the machine can do, but not necessarily how to sew. Many shops have sewing lessons too, though.
Many neighbourhood houses have lessons which are great. Also look at tafes and adult education centres.
There are heaps of patterns which are easy to use for a beginner, it kind of depends on your willingness to "wing it" and have a few mistakes and such.
I taught myself to sew, having had maybe a year of really basic sewing lessons in year 8, and no other lessons apart from that. I kind of just looked at super easy patterns and figured out how they worked and went from there. It's not that hard. The most complicated thing I've made would probably be my wedding dress (including over 60 meters of fabric and tulle...).
I've never tried dance costume type things, though, they might be a whole other kettle of fish - I'm not sure if they're beginner level or not.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 02:51 PM
Do an adult ed. course.
I didn't do sewing in high school but really wanted to learn so I went and did an adult ed. course at the age of 14 (I don't think it was strictly legal?) it was great!
They aren't that expensive and you will meet some great people (hopefully some whom will be there in the future to help you with costuming!!)
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:32 PM
I'm sort of learning at the moment, mum is teaching me. I have only sewn easy stuff, with no buttons, darts, zips, gather etc I think they might be a bit hard??
Some patterns are easier to follow than others, I have found Kwik Sew easier to follow than butterick for example, but that might just be me. There is a bit of assumed knowledge.
Go talk to your local sewing machine shop - they are usually really helpful. There are lots of courses around, I'd recommend you do one of them and see how you go after that.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:38 PM
It's not hard, as long as you have someone to show you, but the most important but is patience... My mother taught me that trick with sewing! It'll all come together if you're patient...
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:46 PM
oh wow, sewing used to seem sooo hard to me, and now I can make a jacket! I started slow, just buying a sewing machine and learning (from the manual) to use all of its functions is a great start, also helpful is utube!! You can learn so easily from u tube!
I always wanted to sew but it always seemed too hard, but once i started, with cushions and sheet sets etc, i found i could take on more and more complicated patterns which is so exciting and challenging! I am now starting my own online store selling my creations and am always tackling new projects, for instance my next big project is to make a belly dancing costume for 30th birthday party! I cant wait to get stuck in!!
I say go for it!! Its fun and very satisfying!!
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:56 PM
QUOTE (baxlaika @ 30/11/2012, 03:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I'm sort of learning at the moment, mum is teaching me. I have only sewn easy stuff, with no buttons, darts, zips, gather etc I think they might be a bit hard??
That stuff is not hard, just seems more complicated then it is really. As i said, the more you learn, the more your confidence grows! just start with the easy stuff and work your way up! I used scrap material to practice doing zips, button holes etc, and the manual explains clearly how all the functions work and how to use them, what situations they apply etc. Also the library has a lot of great books you can learn from too.
my sewing machine was only $100 and it does the job great, I would love a $1000 sewing machine but thats just not in our budget right now! Lol!
p.s - op I could make a dance costume for probaly $20!!
Edited by bambiigrrl, 30 November 2012 - 04:00 PM.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:57 PM
I'm just learning too, after knowing some basics from school & Mum as a teenager.
I borrowed a couple of "learn to sew" type books from the library and they're good - they tell you about how to read patterns and sew different things (i.e. zips) and after that it's experimenting. They had patterns, too, that you could copy. However, I also had Mum with me for my first big project and I'm so glad I did - I would have cut things wrong on the material and been very confused - so on that basis I recommend a sewing course to help start you off.
You may also have to sew some different materials with costumes, like stretchy material and netting and sequins and things. As the materials can be expensive (I was in a material shop the other day and a lady was buying netting for her primary-school aged daughter's costume - the pattern said 6 meters and the stuff wasn't cheap!), so it's worth being able to not ruin them!
ETA - also some community groups have sewing groups - there's a multicultural women's sewing group near me in inner North Melbourne, for example, so you can go along and help people learn english and they can help you sew!
Edited by Joey11, 30 November 2012 - 03:58 PM.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 03:59 PM
I learnt to sew about 6 months ago. My mum showed me how to read a pattern and a few basic things and I taught myself from there. I have made lots of different things since then from skirts and dresses for my daughter to dresses and jackets for me. I even altered some curtains for the spare room.
You can get lots of great patterns that basically teach you to sew. I never thought I would enjoy it as much as I do. I make something every week now.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 04:12 PM
Sorry to hijack but can anyone recommend a good, cheap machine for a beginner?
Posted 07 December 2012 - 03:00 PM
I'd like to know about machines too please
Posted 07 December 2012 - 03:09 PM
I have a jenome it is really good.
I am not a great sewer. I just make little toys and things: http://mysleepyfamily.wordpress.com/category/crafty/
I dont know how good they are but I was at Ikea the other day and they had a sewing machine for something crazy like $70. It might be totally cr*p. But it might be ok? dunno.
Posted 07 December 2012 - 03:11 PM
oh, and here is a blog that has lots of great, simple tutorials about sewing.
you can find lots of free patterns and tutorials online.
many of them measure things in inches which is a pain but if you have a tape measure that says both or use an online converter it is ok.
Posted 07 December 2012 - 03:23 PM
I'd stick to known brands like Janome, Singer or Brother. The basic models will do all you need. I had a cheap no-name one from Target but it was awful - the material always got caught up and the stitches would skip or break the thread. I had to go out and buy a better one just to do basic sewing.
Lincraft have a Singer 1409 for $169 from $329.
If you go to a sewing machine shop they can help with the extras you'll need (like different feet and needles) and usually offer free lessons.
Posted 07 December 2012 - 04:06 PM
You can't go wrong with a Janome. I have an elna which was made by Janome, plus a Janome overlocker. if I was buying nw, I'd get a Janome. Just get whatever you can afford.
Posted 07 December 2012 - 04:16 PM
I would love to be good at sewing clothes! I hardly ever sew but have been OK with the few things I have made. My parents bought me a machine in high school when I chose textiles as an elective in year 11. I ended up making a corset out of PVC for my assessment which was hard but somehow managed to complete.
The only thing stopping me from getting into it more are my kids who are young and make it very hard for me to set the machine up and attempt sewing anything.
I need to learn to be good at it as I am good at designing but not the sewing and can never find just what I want at the shops, so making my own clothes would be fantastic. I am also a makeup artist and photographer, so being able to sew outfits for my models would be awesome as I can't afford to purchase them for specific looks all the time.
Edited by blue4me, 07 December 2012 - 04:17 PM.
Posted 07 December 2012 - 05:00 PM
I have just started sewing again after a long break. I used to make the odd thing here and there.
My mum and grandmother taught me basics in high school.
I was surprised at how well I can sew! It's really not hard if you choose a pattern rated as easy. The McCalls ones have good explanations of the terms and simple instructions.
I got a new Singer and I am really happy with it. It is the Singer Simple and it really is simple. It was $130. It has only knobs and dials as I wanted something easy to use and less likely to break with expensive parts like LCD screens and computer chips. It came with a quite good DVD explaining what different stitches are and when to use, when to use different feet and needles etc.
The main thing with sewing is your preparation before you actually sew anything. Careful pinning of the pattern before cutting, careful measuring and pinning of the pieces. A few minutes spent making it right before you stitch anything makes a world of difference to the result.
Shiny, stretchy fabrics are harder to work with than cotton so you might want to make some simple kids' dresses etc before you try costumes just to get the hang of things. It might be a bit discouraging otherwise.
Posted 07 December 2012 - 05:17 PM
I learnt the basics at school and sewed the odd thing here and there but didn't really get into it until a year ago. It's very satisfying to be making trousers and tops for my DS! I recommend a simple machine from a well known brand - I got a simple Elna from Spotlight for about 160 and it does the job. Start simple and use the Internet for help - YouTube and home sewer blogs are brilliant. Try to pick up cheap fabric (there's a shop down the road where everything is $3 per metre) so that you aren't too worried about making mistakes. Enjoy!
Posted 27 December 2012 - 09:16 PM
QUOTE (noi'mnot @ 30/11/2012, 02:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I taught myself to sew, having had maybe a year of really basic sewing lessons in year 8, and no other lessons apart from that. I kind of just looked at super easy patterns and figured out how they worked and went from there. It's not that hard.
Same here. For Mother's Day in 2007, DH bought me a Bernina Bernette for about $400 brand new which I absolutely love (I picked the machine, he just paid for it!). I'm sure you could find a secondhand machine in good condition for much less, or basic machines at Spotlight as others have recommended.
I started with the most basic patterns I could find (no buttons, zips, etc) and just went from there. Lots of it is trial and error, and gradually you learn about sewing with various fabrics (always start sewing with regular cotton before trying stretchy lycra), different presser feet, different needles, doing button holes and zips, etc. The only thing I found at the beginning was that some brands of patterns were harder to read than others, so if you know someone who sews, it's good to call on them for back up if you get stuck.
I bought a cheap pattern to make tutus for my daughters, but I still haven't gotten around to making them... after five years on the machine now, I'm still a bit scared of lycra! The thing to do is jump straight in and give it a go!
And I agree with others who have said that the internet is a wonderful resource! There are heaps of online tutorials on blogs and on youtube. I have gotten right into patchwork and quilting and everything I have learnt has come from the internet (mainly due to the fact I live in the bush, so there's no sewing groups or classes anywhere near here). It is incredibly rewarding so I say go for it!
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Last week in Austin, a diverse group of forward-thinking education leaders arrived from across the United States and Mexico, representing their more than 260 campuses and 1 million students from two- and four-year, small rural and urban elite, for-profit and state-assisted non-profit institutions. The presidents, vice presidents, directors, and CIOs gathered with a common goal: to work together to harness the power of advanced analytics to improve student success.
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Hall County Superior Court Judge C. Andrew Fuller will preside over a lawsuit filed by the town of Clermont against Hall County after another judge ruled he should not be recused.
Boling Bridge on Dawsonville Highway will close for up to eight weekends this fall as workers repair beams across the structure.
Authorities have ruled the July 29 drowning of a 34-year-old Dawson County man was an accident.
Automotive technology students at Lanier Technical College and North Georgia Technical College will see a substantial addition to their classes this fall - a new Kia Sorento.
With two homes in various stages of completion, Habitat for Humanity of Hall County needs a few more hands on deck.
The back-to-school countdown has begun, and teachers are scrambling to prepare their rooms.
As Gainesville City Council members officially rescinded plans to change residents' trash service Tuesday, Councilman Bob Hamrick called for renewed efforts at encouraging recycling in the city limits.
A Loganville man wanted in connection with an armed robbery and shooting of a Cornelia restaurant employee was captured outside a Newton County convenience store Tuesday night.
Leah Granger could earn four college math credits before she graduates high school.
The Hall County community has stepped up to make going back to school less intimidating for some local children.
Residents on Ridgewood Avenue and Riverside Drive likely received a hand-written invitation last week - not to a birthday party or a wedding shower, but to a Gainesville City Council meeting.
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Clayton Kershaw carries a career-best 28-inning scoreless streak into his start Friday against the Rockies, the longest single-season streak by a Dodgers pitcher since Orel Hershiser's MLB-record 59-straight scoreless innings in 1988.
While Kershaw has been arguably baseball's best pitcher for years, he's taken his game to another level so far this season, as Buster Olney noted in his column Thursday.
Kershaw entered this season as one of only three pitchers in National League history to win at least three consecutive ERA titles (Sandy Koufax, Greg Maddux).
While it's hard to fathom we hadn't seen Kershaw's best yet, Kershaw has substantially improved nearly every aspect of his game so far this season. Consider:
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• He has struck out 34.7 percent of the batters he's faced this season (1st in MLB), compared to a career high is 27.2 percent in 2011.
• Kershaw has walked only 3.6 percent of the batters he's faced (6th in MLB), well below his career best is 5.7 percent in 2013.
• He is throwing 70.8 percent first-pitch strikes (2nd in MLB), nearly six percentage points above his career high of 64.9 percent in 2013.
• 59.8 percent of the balls in play against Kershaw have been ground balls (2nd in MLB); his career high is 48 percent in 2008.
• He has induced whiffs on 30.3 percent of the swings against him (2nd in MLB), versus a career high of 25.8 in 2012 and 2013.
• And Kershaw has induced hitters to chase on 37.1 percent of his pitches outside the strike zone (2nd in MLB), six percentage points above his career high 31.1 percent in 2013.
Perhaps most notable among Kershaw's development is the increase in ground balls. From 2008-13, Kershaw ranked 86th among 145 qualified starters in ground-ball rate (43.9 percent).
Among pitchers with 70 innings this season, he ranks second. His current combination of high strikeouts, low walks and lots of ground balls is unlike anything we've seen in recent years.
Since batted-ball data became available in 2002, there have been 1,138 individual seasons by qualified pitchers. He's currently just eight innings short of qualifying due to his early-season injury, but Kershaw's strikeout rate (34.7 percent) would rank first, his walk rate (3.6 percent) tied for 28th and his ground-ball rate (59.8 percent) 28th among those 1,138 pitcher seasons.
The highest strikeout rate by a pitcher with a ground-ball rate as high as Kershaw is 22.9 percent (Brandon Webb in 2003). See the scatter chart at the top of the article to see how unusual his season has been.
While some regression is likely, if Kershaw finishes near these totals we'll be witnessing a level of performance unlike anything we've ever seen.


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Could someone recommend a silent a57 video lens in the normal range... it will be used with steadycam and Autofocus and I think that an external mic might make the camera too heavy. but if I use one I would like to see which mic is small and is quite cheap.
Im thinking about sigma 17-70 2.8-4 HSM or Sigma 18-50 2.8. Do you know if any 28-70 or 24-70 2..8 has hsm and is cheap (no more than 400 euros used)
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The Foundation's office in Seoul opened a seminar in November there to assess prospects for expanding the U.S.-ROK alliance into new areas of cooperation. Three presentations focused on international peacekeeping, overseas development assistance, and maritime security. Co-hosted by the Foundation's Center for U.S.-Korea Policy (CUSKP), this is the second discussion in a three-part series examining opportunities for U.S.-ROK cooperation.Pictured Left: Scott Snyder, Director of The Asia Foundation's Center for U.S.-Korea Policy.
Matching Grant Goals
The Asia Foundation raised more than $50,000 to meet matching grant goals for the Books for Asia Fund and Vietnam Fund. Thanks to recent donations from supporters, more books will reach the hands of students in some of the most far flung and conflict-affected areas in the Asia-Pacific region, and more disadvantaged girls will continue their middle school and high school education in Vietnam. With the matching funds, more than $75,000 will go to Books for Asia and more than $50,000 to Vietnam.
Dr. Zhao Ggang, Visiting Fellow in Clean Energy
The Asia Foundation's Chang-Lin Tien Visiting Fellowship honors the late Chair of our Board-a well-renowned University of California Berkeley Chancellor, Chang-Lin Tien. The fellowship, which aims to foster greater dialogue and understanding between Asians and Americans accomplished in their professional fields, was awarded in 2009 to Dr. Zhao Gang, Professor and Director, Chinese Academy of Science and Technology for Development, China's Ministry of Science and Technology.
A key figure in China's clean energy program, Dr. Zhao worked with former Defense Secretary William Perry at Stanford University on a framework for energy collaboration. In meetings arranged by the Foundation in San Francisco, Sacramento, Davis, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Washington, DC, Dr. Zhao explored possible cooperation on clean energy and climate change programs with members of the public and private sectors, research and policy institutions, and environmental advocacy organizations.
Conference Tackles Development Challenges
To address mounting development challenges around the globe, The Asia Foundation, in cooperation with KDI School of Public Policy and Management and the Korean Association of International Development and Cooperation, held a conference November 24-25 in Seoul to focus on development issues and strategies in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The gathering provided the opportunity for information-sharing and dialogue between Korea and the three participating countries regarding effective international cooperation for addressing development needs. H.E. Kul Chandra Gautam, former Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations and former Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF, delivered the keynote address and H.E. Shin Kak-soo, Vice Foreign Minister of the Republic of Korea delivered opening remarks.
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