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The Trial and Error

Every design took a period of trial and error. Plan, cut, stitch, realize something went wrong along the way, rip the stitch and start over. The products you see and receive have been put through the works to make sure they are durable enough to survive the everyday trials of home activity (to include the rambunctious child). While every stitch may not be perfect, there is love and care in every item. 
 

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Crafting Insights

How to (NOT) Snap a Needle

When using a sewing machine (in my case, a Brothers domestic sewing machine), ALWAYS double check the foot you are using BEFORE you change the type of stitch you are doing.

 

For example, and definitely NOT from experience: using a 1/4" piecing foot for a straight stitch, then switching to a zig zag stitch without swapping the foot for an All Purpose foot, MAY VERY LIKELY result in a snapped needle. 

1/4" Piecing Foot
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All Purpose Foot
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