The Beginner's Guide - very first steps to becoming a maker

$19.95

From your first stitch to your first project. This guide is a shorter version of my Basic Skills Learn to Sew Series for you if you just want to give sewing a try and aren’t quite sure if you want to build all of the skills, BUT YOU WANT TO THREAD YOUR SEWING MACHINE, LEARN BASIC STITCHES AND MAKE A REAL PROJECT WITH YOUR OWN TWO HANDS.

Whether you've never touched a sewing machine or you've tried before and given up after one too many tangled threads, this guide is for you. My goal is simple: by the time you finish, I want your sewing machine to feel like a friend, not something you're afraid to touch.

Sewing isn't mysterious. It's a skill, and like any skill, it gets easier and more enjoyable the more you practice. The best way to learn is by doing, one simple step at a time. That's exactly how this guide is built.‍ ‍

  • How to choose a simple, beginner friendly sewing machine

  • Step-by-step machine threading

  • Practice exercises for straight lines, smooth curves and tight corners

  • The space and supplies you actually need (and what you can skip)

  • How to download, print and assemble a pdf sewing pattern

  • Your first project: a simple tea towel you’ll be proud to use

From your first stitch to your first project. This guide is a shorter version of my Basic Skills Learn to Sew Series for you if you just want to give sewing a try and aren’t quite sure if you want to build all of the skills, BUT YOU WANT TO THREAD YOUR SEWING MACHINE, LEARN BASIC STITCHES AND MAKE A REAL PROJECT WITH YOUR OWN TWO HANDS.

Whether you've never touched a sewing machine or you've tried before and given up after one too many tangled threads, this guide is for you. My goal is simple: by the time you finish, I want your sewing machine to feel like a friend, not something you're afraid to touch.

Sewing isn't mysterious. It's a skill, and like any skill, it gets easier and more enjoyable the more you practice. The best way to learn is by doing, one simple step at a time. That's exactly how this guide is built.‍ ‍

  • How to choose a simple, beginner friendly sewing machine

  • Step-by-step machine threading

  • Practice exercises for straight lines, smooth curves and tight corners

  • The space and supplies you actually need (and what you can skip)

  • How to download, print and assemble a pdf sewing pattern

  • Your first project: a simple tea towel you’ll be proud to use