I've always had a strong appreciation for comfortable clothing and during the last couple of years, that has only increased. Spending my days at home, my go-to garment is a pair of joggers or lounge pants. I'll occasionally wear leggings but my first choice is always the joggers. I realized recently that I've sewn joggers from four different patterns so I thought it would be fun to share all of them in today's post and do a little compare and contrast.
Hello friends! I’m slowly (very slowly) planning what content and patterns I’m going to work on this year and I’d love to get your input. If you’re up for it, I have a very short (only 7 questions!) survey that you can fill out by clicking here. This is an anonymous survey, meaning it does not record your name, email or any other personal information. The survey is a google form and the results are saved to my personal google account.
I may share the results of the survey on the blog but in the interest of privacy, I won’t share any write-in answers. The survey went live last week and the results are pretty interesting and very helpful. If you’ve already filled it out, thank you so much!
One of the most common questions people ask is what kind of sewing machine they should buy. There are many different brands and models of sewing machines that run the gamut of pricing from hundreds to thousands of dollars. With all those options, it can be a little overwhelming to figure out where to start. And when you’re buying a sewing machine, you want it to be a piece of equipment that you will love using for many years to come. Whether you are looking to start sewing or want to upgrade your current machine, these tips will help make the process of buying a sewing machine as smooth as possible.
I bought my current machine about four years ago. I'm really happy with the machine and I believe that's because I was very careful and thoughtful with how I approached the purchase. Today, I'll be sharing all of those tips with you so that no matter what your budget is, you will (hopefully!) end up with a machine that you love using for many years to come.
