Try Something New Historical Sewing Podcast

Occasionally we get quite wrapped up in our main area of crafting. Right? Yet, other hobbies and interests in the creative fields call to us. You know, that “someday I want to learn” [fill in the blank] thought.
We’re all about sewing around here. But every once in a while we want to tackle something different. A different skill, a new craft. We humans are wildly creative and multi-faceted. Our lives would be boring to keep to one main focus.
Today I want to give you some inspiration and a kick in the pants to pursue that craft or hobby that continually calls to you but that you keep pushing away. Stop that! Let’s make a point to finally attempt it – no matter what level of success we achieve. It might very well stick with us for the rest of our lives or go into time out forever. At least you tried! Now get going – Cheers!
Show Notes and Mentions Examples for you to consider:
Embroidery Tambour (embroidery) Beading Knitting/Crochet Quilting Trim Techniques Home Decor Ornaments Ribbon Flowers Tatting Cross Stitch/Needlework Painting Canning Baking/Cooking Shoe Making
–Blog post on Jennifer’s learning to knit
-Jennifer teaches sewing at the Historical Sewing School
-The online knitted lace class Jennifer loves – at BluPrint (no affiliate) – Heirloom Lace Edgings with Franklin Habit
–The Ornament Girl website and follow her on Instagram
 
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