Find your sewing buddies online: Be a part of a community
It can be difficult to find and connect with other sewists in real life. However, isn’t it just awesome to find someone who understands the effort you must’ve put to make that lovely dress or quilt? Or sharing your experience of a bad sewing day with frequent visits from the seam ripper?
Finding such communities/local groups can be a task - so we have something perfect for you - our Facebook group which is especially for sewists!
Now share your projects, sewing knowledge, tips, ideas with fellow like minded sewists from around the world!
Here’s all you can do on our Facebook group, which by the way, is growing by the day! We are close to touching 10k members soon! With members from all around the world, and hundreds of daily project updates from sewists - our Facebook group is here to celebrate your sewing achievements as well as to help you out whenever there's a roadblock!
Share your sewing stories (and learn about others’!)
Share your beautiful creations!
Keep everyone updated about your projects!
Discuss the everyday “struggles” :D
Grow your sewing knowledge!
Join now and enjoy sewing even more with your own community!
Join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/599721167051398/
Feel free to email us at ritika@madamsew.com if you have any suggestions/feedback regarding the group!
22 comments
I started sewing when I was 9 from my grandmother. Now I’m 71 and teaching my 9 year old granddaughter. We’re making blankets now.
I bought the box of sewing things for my daughter and I know she will be so happy with it. But she will have to wait until Christmas to open it as I do my Christmas shopping early. I will save all the emails I have from you so that I can send them to her also I will make sure she comes here to sew so we can do it together.
How do you ladies …. Please take note that there are men on this site and not just ladies. Thank You
I started quilting with my mom and her church friends then she pasted away and I have made a few quilts since. I wish they would bring back sewing and cooking in schools cause they could really use it, now days people can’t cook or even sew a button on. Thank you I have enjoyed read thru some of y’alls comments it’s been great.
My mother was a Taylor at whiteman AFB my Pop was a carpenter. Never could drive a nail stright.lol But two years ago I discovered I can sew. Making performance costumes for a friend. .
I enjoy it so much
Thanks mom
BTY I’m 69