Saturday, November 10, 2012
Sew Cool!
I sewed my first project last night! This panel will cover a large opening below our navigation station so that we can store bins behind it. All I have left to do is install grommets along the edges with my fancy-schmancy Press-N-Snap tool. Unfortunately, being the novice that I am, I didn't realize I needed a grommet hole cutter so I have to wait till we get one of those before I install the grommets. Wah wah. I was soooo excited to install the grommets too. Remember how much I loved pop riveting? I imagine it's equally satisfying.
The machine - as intimidating as it was at first - is super easy to thread and use. Suffice it to say I am hooked. Based on the success of this ridiculously easy project and a *slightly* inflated sense of accomplishment, I have a HUGE list of things that I'm going to make: lee cloths, jerry can covers, kite board bag, cockpit cushion covers and - wait for it - an awning for our boat. Yep. It's on like Donkey King over here. But first, I'm going to finish the non-skid backed placemats I started this morning. Easy does it...
A monster has been created!
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Hi There, Love the blog, just wondering which sewing machine you went for? Or if there is a post about how you decided on it? The link is broken and sail right have three different kinds of the Ultrafeed-LSZ-1-Walking-Foot-Sewing-Machine now. http://www.sailrite.com/Sewing-Machines/Portable-Heavy-Duty-Sewing-Machines/Ultrafeed-LSZ-1-Sewing-Machine
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