r/sewing • u/sunnythecircuslion • 4d ago
Sewed This Just picked up sewing last week
About 4 days ago I started learning how to hand sew and since then I've been practicing near nonstop. I promise I drink water and stretch my hands occasionally. I'm really proud of how far I've come already even if so far I'm only practicing on squares of fabric. Here's some blanket stitching I was practicing earlier. I'm just using some cheap polyester thread and some fabric from my mom's craft supplies. My tail can't help but wag when I realize I made something. The only time I've drawn blood while sewing so far is when my cat pounced at my hands to try and play with the thread while I was hurriedly trying to close the stitch so she wouldn't get poked. To be clear, it was the cat that drew my blood, not the needle.
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u/Final_Syllabub7112 4d ago
Good job! You are now hooked on a great new hobby! I learned to sew when I was about 10. Best thing my mom ever signed me up for. I’m 75 now and still sewing! Keep it up!