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Make a pillow. So easy, and you don’t need a pattern. You’ll learn how to cut and sew with<br />seam allowances. And you can use almost any fabric. Plus you get to look at it every day (I<br />should make more pillows).<br />Make a Sorbetto top. This free pattern has only two pattern pieces and will help you learn to use<br />bias tape, a very good skill to have. No zippers or other closures are needed.<br />Make another Sorbetto. This time, try making your own bias tape, if you’re feeling adventurous.<br />Laurel. Now you’ll use those bias tape skills once again, while also installing a zipper.<br />Ginger. With this aline skirt, you’ll be putting in a zipper once again, and also installing a<br />waistband.<br />Macaron. Try installing pockets, facings, and doing a bit of topstitching.<br />You can go on from there, maybe choosing a project with buttons, like Zinnia or Hawthorn,<br />moving all the way up into outerwear.<br />If you find a project you like and want more practice, make multiples! Laurel is a great choice for<br />this (as is Moneta for the knits-inclined) because there are so many options and things you<br />could try.<br />Become a sewing detective<br />The best sewists (or knitters, or artists, or ceramicists, or writers…) I know are intensely curious.<br />Sure, it can be discouraging to not be great at first. But by picking projects based on what you’ll<br />learn instead of just the best-case- scenario fantasy outcome, you will never really be<br />disappointed. You’ll always be learning something new that you can apply again.<br />When you feel over your head, the next step isn’t to give up – it’s to learn more! Is there a tool<br />that could help you? Is there a technique you’ve never heard of?<br />I won’t lie, I know failures can be frustrating. But they’re also inevitable, and the best way of<br />improving quickly.<br />If you’re trying to improve your skill set, the important thing is that you push yourself just the<br />right amount. Give yourself some assignments that are easy enough to make you feel good,<br />and hard enough to make you improve. Every time.<br />Do you have any tips for beginners trying to build up their skills?<br /><br />
When I turned 13, my stepmom, Cassandra, got me the best birthday present<br />ever (still, to this day, I feel), a sewing machine! I immediately taught myself to<br />sew and over the next 27 years, created everything from tiny little purses to huge<br />Victorian ballgowns. I want to impart my passion to others and I hope I can spark<br />the creative juices for someone else, no matter their age. :) <br />This Instructable will serve as an introduction to sewing with a sewing machine.<br />I'm aiming it for an absolute beginner, and am writing this as a really basic<br />lesson. If you're a beginner, and a step isn't clear enough, please let me know. <br />p.s. There are already several good instructables on how to thread a sewing<br />machine, so I won't be including that part. <br />If you already have a machine, it's imperative to make sure it's been recently<br />serviced. Doing this will ensure your mechanics (such as the Bobbin Tension and<br />Feed Dog - the mechanism that moves the fabric when sewing) are in proper<br />working order and any abnormality in sewing will be "pilot error", which can be<br />corrected through practice.<br />If you haven't been gifted a machine and are looking to purchase your first<br />machine, here are some hints to help you choose the right one. <br />a. Start by finding a reputable sewing machine repair shop. <br />Often they will be attached to a dealership (just like cars!). If you can find an<br />independent repair shop, and you have a good rapport with the mechanic, you<br />might be happier. This guy (or gal) will be straight about repairs and won't tell you<br />to give up your old machine to buy the latest model. Also, s/he will be a good<br />source for acquiring a good, used machine if you're on a budget. If, on the other<br />hand you find that your local sewing machine dealer is fabulous, by all means,<br />use your best resources and go for it.<br /><br />
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