I didn’t learn to sew until I was 50 something! It took me 3 days to learn to thread my sewing machine, I am a slow learner! Now, I love shopping in the fabric store (Can I get a witness?) and coming up with sewing projects especially when repurposing or upcycling!
You Tube is my friend for easy to follow tutorials. I save those which are the most helpful to me. Follow my You Tube channel for easy How To videos.
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Shirley Wood
Hi, I'm Shirley; recipe creator, crafting enthusiast and penny pincher from way back. Join me on my journey of domestic living and isn't everything domestic!
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I’ve been sewing my whole life and still have trouble with some things. You’re doing great!
The progress you have made is unbelievable! Truth it doesn’t really matter with what age you started in, I started pretty late myself but still happy with the amount of DIY I could make sewing! Although I wished I started a little bit earlier…
By the way, I just tried the crockpot chicken tacos and my kids and I really loved it! 🙂