
Let’s sew your dream projects
I see you: late nights scrolling YouTube in front of your machine, navigating instructions that feel like another language, that pit in your stomach wondering if sewing just isn’t for you.
I’ve been there. I know the frustration of pouring your heart into your craft only to feel like you’ve wasted so much time. The guilt of accumulating fabric only to have it sit. The fear that (once again) I’ve started a hobby only to fall flat on my face just after the start line. I’ve felt it all.
When I first started sewing, I just wanted to feel a connection with the innovative grandmother born in 1913 who had navigated two World Wars, the Depression, and the Space Race all with her sewing machine by her side. The same machine that sat idle all of my childhood was my fascination. I wanted, like her, to blaze my own path create with my own hands. But I quickly learned that there is a difference between learning sewing and truly mastering it.
It wasn’t easy, and there were plenty of times I wanted to give up.
But sewing well isn’t about talent. There is no “sewing gene” that makes you any better than anyone else. It is a skill. Which means it is about consistency, persistence, and the right support.