Hello, I’m Helen
I started my sewing journey when I was younger but never took it seriously until I stumbled upon it in college. From college I decided it was something I wanted to do more of and so I went off to University.
There I studied a Historical and Performance costume for stage and screen course. Now I wanted to start a blog to share my knowledge and learn new skills along the way!
My Recent Posts!
Sewing books aren’t just a great resource for learning they are also a great resource for things such as patterns. Whether it is clothing patterns, home decor patterns or even…
Overlockers can be hard to get the grasp of, harder to thread and an extra expense in the sewing room but there are also a lot of good reasons for…
Sewing patterns have been a large part of my sewing collection for as long as I can remember, they are great for making clothes, bags and even soft toys. Though…
Something that is very common in those who sew for an extended period of time is the aches and pains in your arms, hands and wrists. Arthritis within your joints…
Batting or also known in the UK as wadding is commonly used for quilting to add loft and a cushioning layer to a project. Batting can also be used in…
I love Disney and along with Disney, I love Disney Pin Trading and enamel pins. Enamel pins are super cute, small and can be collected, displayed and traded. They also…
I think books are one of the best resources you can use for any type of learning and sewing is no different. While courses, physically trying to do something and…
Sewing boxes have been a staple element in the sewing room for a number of years and it was something each grandmother had whether they were big into sewing or…
I love all things Disney so it is no surprise that I like to get a little creative and make some Disney inspired home decor. These DIY Disney rope coasters…