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Sewing On Wednesday- A Quarantined Activity by Bene Daye Ponder

Post Description: Grimsley sophomore Bene Daye Ponder discusses her favorite sewing tips and tricks!

 

Hey Guys! It's Wednesday and you know what that means? It means that today I will be sharing some cool sewing tips. Whether you are using a machine or your hands, you can sew beautiful things. Let's get started! Sewing Machines This tool is personally one of my favorites. It has different stitch settings and they also allow you to change your needles which I love. Especially if you're like me and break a needle during every use! I also like it because the stitches come out a lot neater.

Hand Sewing To me, hand sewing is for the masters, or the people who are very experienced. I am not a big fan of this type of sewing, because I can't stitch a straight line to save my life. I always turn out with one stitch a centimeter long and the next stitch a foot long!

Thimbles: Metal vs. Plastic If you are like me and are always getting surprised by the needle, then you have probably thought about thimbles. If you have ever gotten a small pocket sewing kit, then you have probably seen a plastic thimble. Those thimbles are good for fixing a button, but if you are making a large quilt, then you will probably want to use a metal one because they come in different sizes and will probably last a lot longer. So, I think the winner would be the metal thimble.

 

My name is Bene Daye. I am a sophomore at Grimsley and am in the YA Writers of Grimsley Club. I have always loved writing, whether it is songs, poems, or books. I have always wanted to have a blog of some sort, and during quarantine I grew bored and decided to create a blog. I thought really hard on all of my favorite things and put them together. Everything that is in my blog has a special meaning to me that I will never forget. That is why I love to write.


[Taken with permission from https://itsabeautifuldaye.blogspot.com/.]

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