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Here for the first time!

This is my first ever blog post!  I am super excited about this because I have a million things that I want to share and discuss.  There is not enough hours in the day so I am going to have to spread it out. Even if it takes a week to get to what happened last week...I will get to it until I am caught up with daily events.

First off....my name is Stephanie.  I have decided to start a Blog as a sort of diary of my journey with sewing and the in between(s) of my life...not every detail but you get what I'm saying.

I have been sewing on and off for a few years but just recently in the last 6 months have I started to take it seriously.  Seriously enough that I toss and turn at night with ideas or projects that I want to keep working on, but at the same time I need sleep.  I do work a full-time job and co-parent 2 beautiful kids (more on them another time) which eats up a lot of time also.  I just keep telling myself if I want to keep buying fabric the money has to come from somewhere.

I am hoping that as I continue to document my journey as a hopeful seamstress....in the long run I will start to see my progress improve with trial, error and corrections.  I am sure there will be a lot of frustration, anger and happiness along the way.  I will document both through words and images of my journey.

I am super excited to get started and I hope you will come along for the ride with me!!

Until next time!! 

Stephanie












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