What The Cosby Show Taught Us About Sewing

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[@kristinperkins2365]

I’m new to sewing and I always think about this episode!

[@sewntype]

I am sad that there are so many ways that people can get discouraged. Sewing garments is completely different than curtains or quilting which are more DIY friendly. I have made clothes that i was never happy with and then never wore. And I spent a lot of money on materials. I was blaming pattern companies for a long time until your analysis here. It has opened my mind to the many factors. But i still love sewing! Thank You ❤❤❤

[@ThimbleBook]

Thanks for watching and commenting. I think your right. The quilting patterns tend to give more details without assuming the end user knows the basics. Whereas most garment patterns leave a lot to interpretation.

[@TammyPowley]

Good points

[@WhiskeyTangoFoxtraught]

I remember the shirt episode!

[@deniseg7340]

Sewing requires patience and time; I ALWAYS have problems if I try to rush. Sewing clothes can be approached almost as art - care & attention to detail are a big part - you get out of a project what you put in. That was a good point about making a sample garment first - sometimes you get lucky and end up with 2 wearable items! A muslin seems like a lot of extra steps, but it would be worth it for sure!

[@ThimbleBook]

So true!

[@vrccim5930]

Thanks. Zippers and buttonholes always frustrated me

[@ThimbleBook]

Zippers and buttonholes are the only part of sewing that makes me want to curse. LOL