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1.) It can be the families source of income cause u can use the skills of ones person of sewing and make it a job.
2.)
*Cut out your pattern
*Prepare your fabric
*Lay out your fabric
*Lay out your pattern
*Cut your fabric
3.)*Start Slow
Though good advice in general, this tip is especially geared toward getting started with a new sewing machine or serger.
* Keep Your Eyes on Your Work
It's tempting to glance away from your work while you're sewing or pressing.
*Always Unplug Your Equipment
As sewists, we frequently need to make adjustments to our sewing machines--adding attachments, changing needles or presser feet, or even just general maintenance.
*Use the Right Tool for the Job
Using the wrong type of needle for your material can be about as effective as using a spoon to eat a steak.
*If You're Frustrated, Step Away
Sewing is supposed to be relaxing, not stressful.
*Caution: Hot!
Often when people think sewing safety, the sharp edges, pointy needles, and intimidating sewing machines are what comes to mind, but steamers and irons cause just as many injuries.
*Keep Equipment in Good Repair
A broken sewing machine or dull pair of scissors is an accident waiting to happen
*Cut with Care
Proper care when cutting is especially important, whether you're using scissors or a rotary cutter.
*Trim Your Nails
Long or rough nails can snag in fine fabrics, or get caught in your needle as you sew.
*Pins Go in Cushions!
No matter how convenient it may seem, avoid putting your pins in your mouth to hold them.
*Supervise Children
Sewing can be a great hobby for kids, but it's one they should learn by degrees.
*Plan Your Sewing Space Carefully
If you're going to be spending a lot of time sewing, make sure your space is a comfortable one to work in
*Take a Break
Not only does the occasional break keep you from getting frustrated with your work, it also gives you the opportunity to stretch, refocus, and get reinspired.
