Rise up and Sew!
The beginning of a new year, the possibility to look forward and back at the same time on one of the most important planning days of the year. Read on the see what I have planned for my sewing goals for 2022. Okay, so we […]
When I started buying sewing machines of my own my research led me to the older machines, and therefore, out of curiosity, the history of these machines. This is the introduction to a new series of articles on The Sewing Movement Blog which will cover […]
My review of the Singer Heavy Duty 4423 I bought late 2019. I recently started sewing denim and upholstery fabric. Not super heavy, but heavy enough that I don’t want to use my Bernina to sew it. I really wanted an industrial machine. I am […]
It was bought to my attention that the ‘Store is Now Closed’ post was still up! Thank you Jane from the UK for letting my know. The online store is now open and ready to go. I hope everyone out there is doing well. We […]
”We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” Winston Churchill Earlier this year I was fortunate enough to ‘meet’, through email, a long time customer of the indy sewing patterns, Simply Modest Swimwear. She kindly sent […]
Another Post from my far distant past!! Cannot remember when I started this post, but today I finished it! The Sense and Sensibility Swing Dress Ahh the forties and fifties; you had a top, you had a bottom, you had a nipped in waist. All neatly defined, sectioned […]
Just a short note: After a reaaaaallllly long time, my blog and website are up and running! Some blog post links may be broken, but I am slowly working my way through them. If you see any broken links, please let me know at: contact@thesewingmovement.com […]
FYI: as I am trying to get out my posts I have no picture of my make for this yet I will put it up tomorrow when I can take a pic. in the sunshine! I have a ton of posts in draft, about various […]
Hi All, I made up a sample from the Fern and Faerie, Peasant Smock and Reversible Pants, as I did not have any photos for the estore.
So this is a very old post that got lost in the tumultuous times I had when the website disintergrated a few years ago: