I found you while recovering from foot surgery 8 months ago and learned how to sew my first zipper. Now have my own label, found a free fabric source, and sell at a quarterly pop-up and online! You’re such an inspiration, and I am so grateful for your easy instructions!
I will say it again I marvel at your generosity in telling us all not only your successes and failures but the prices you sell at and the profit you make. Thank you so much Christine💕
I agree She's the only one I've seen who's willing to give us an idea how much a product can bring in, so we can determine if it's worth the effort and costs
Thanks for sharing. You have great ideas. I make quilts but I definitely want to work on a smaller scale. Most of the quilts I've made have been given as gifts. As a senior on a tight budget it would be nice to have extra income.
You are a very creative and generous person. A lot of people would charge a little bit for the fabric. Glad you’re healing well and will soon be back to sewing.
@Christine'sHomeAffairs are you planning on making zippered project bags in 2024? Maybe with a smaller notions bag for inside? Some project bags have clear vinyl fronts. I have a need for several of these soon.
It's wonderful to get a realistic view of what income sewing can bring. Regarding that you have an actual shop and some "fame" it means, as a starter, I can aim for about a quarter of such income. Thanks for that!
I had shoulder surgery too a few years ago. I did therapy before and afterwards. I now have full use of it. I have more rotation of that one than the other one! I hope you heal soon.
I just stumbled upon your channel, Im just starting to sew and wanting to sew and sell, Ive watched quite a few sew to sell vids in the past 3 week, and OMG you have completely inspired me and have lit a 🔥 under my ars! Thank you so very much! You are absolutely amazing!!!
Thank you so much for your videos showing us how to make the items that you sell! Your instructions are top notch! I make things for gifts and appreciate you very much!
One big thanks from the bottom of my heart for everything you share with us. You are so unselfish, nice and kind. I started to sew in my late years, learned all by myself and you are making my sewing much easier. I sew just for my soul but all of your experiences are so precious for me. God bless you.
So glad to see you again and looking wonderful. I love your top sellers, I make a lot of what you show us but I have no where to sell. So mostly give away as gifts. I just like sewing. Can’t wait for you to get back sewing again and showing us what wonderful ideas you have been thinking about while recovering. 🤗⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Always enjoy watching your top ten sellers. Sometimes I try to guess before you reveal the item, I have been right a couple of times. Thanks for sharing.
that linen is a find! linen will get softer and stronger over time, and will last generations. I have some handwoven Lithuanian linen that is 4 generations old, still wearing well. I use one as a bath towel very absorbent, oh so soft, washes well, and dries quickly. can't believe that poor guy couldn't find an interest.
I am so sorry to see your elbow in a sling. I hope it it doesn't impede your sewing. I love watching you so and you are very informative! I hope you heal quickly.
Nice to see you today, you take it easy we want you back at 100% showing us all these cool items to make. I need to find your crossbody bag video, I really think I might be able to sell some of them if they look good. Thanks again Christine, you have a wonderful day.
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs it is a good “guide”. If one is a producer, the need to realize that what sells for you may not sell for others. Case in point, your always best selling market bags. Plastic bags are still available where I am although several merchants still have their own eco-friendly options. I have tried some for craft shows and at my last one not one sold. Like you, my pouches of all varieties are a big seller. Regardless, I love seeing what people in other parts of the world are buying 😉
@@HodgePodgeHarmony it's shown me that one or two products alone aren't enough. I'm enjoying trying lots of different things and even having so much variety, though I do think I have way too much stock, even when I think I must make more 😃
Hahah, I get that, I always feel like I have too much inventory but like to offer many options to my customers. Having a few consignment shops in nearby towns also help distribute my inventory so I don’t have to store it all between shows. Great to see you, Christine, and counting down with you. ❤ Cathy from Nevada (USA)
Fabulous I think I'm addicted to you. 😂 easy to understand instructions. Found you on a search for shoe bags. Going head off now and make some. Thank you 🎉
Hi Christine, I found your channel recently and you got me so inspired! I loved your tutorial for the shopping bag and this is a very interesting rundown of stock. Sewing is the one skill i wish i had and you make it look so easy!. I love saving materials too; I make pet toys from discarded T-Shirts. It's maddening how much unused materials go i to landfill. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Love from London Uk 🤗
Wow… thank you so much for this incredible FREE information!! (Well I suppose RUclips pays) but I’m grateful to have found your page!! I just got a machine and I’m a groomer.. I make dog things.. or intend to🙃 I love your fairness and transparency! Breath of fresh air in this day and age! 🫶
You are such a talented lady! I love watching how to make your bags. ?? I have wondered how to get fabric tags made with my name and logo. I haven't had much luck. Thank you for your teaching sessions.
just now stumbled on your channel, i am interested in utilizing vintage drapes for re-use as hats bags etc. The playing card holder is a really good idea, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for this information. I think you're very inventive and I admire the fact that you share this information and all other instructions with your vieuwers. Hope your shoulder will heal quickly. Greetings from Groningen (the Netherlands)!
How about making a mini bag as the last one shown along with a couple of scrunchies for little girls. Would be great for all events. I enjoy your videos. V from Kelowna, BC, Canada
I do like to watch your videos and appreciate the way you share what you do. Would you look at making packing cubes? After living out of a suitcase for nearly four months, I think I need to make some 😊
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs I would like some square/rectangle ones where the Zip goes around the edge and top lifts off. If that explanation makes sense haha
Thank you.. I'm trying to retire with a workable Hobbie.... I have been sewing since the 80's and have lots of fabric .. I am so i Intimidated by what the charge what people are looking for or can I sell it? I'm thinking at my work and my time is worth anything. Thank you again, I'm I know that there are people out there. They can't, so I would buy. But i'd never see any one around me about. My sister keeps encouraging me that I can't be done. And I think I can do it. It's mind over matter for me, thank you again.
Dale, I used to think my products weren't worth anything either, or that my time was even valuable. I had to make myself believe otherwise and I still doubt myself all the time, and have to work on it every day. When I get customers come in that are excited by what I do, and have a big spend up, I'm always pleasently surprised. There are just as many people that will baulk at the prices, or handmade concept as there are those that will love and appreciate what you do. You can only have a go, and if it doesn't work out, at least you've had fun sewing, and will have loads of gifts to give to those that will appreciate them😊
Whilst I don't specifically mention companies to respect their privacy, I have several videos in the free fabric playlist that explains how I obtain it all.😁
Yes Barbara, This is for the shoe bags ruclips.net/video/NNu3_Z3du-k/видео.htmlsi=27d7tuBmownFr1FV and here's the bridle bags for horses/ponies ruclips.net/video/x_JOgCFPRkQ/видео.htmlsi=tqcq-J91USaNkk7h
Me encantan los vídeos de tus productos más vendidos 😍Gracias por compartir también lo que cobras por ellos 👌🏼 Me sirve de muchísima ayuda para yo calcular mis precios 🙏🏼
When I first started making them, I used a Janome Mystyle about 15 years old. It made the first two thousand bags, as well as doing my alterations and dressmaking. I have since moved over to industrial machines as they're much faster. For the first couple of years, I mostly used 90/14 universal needle. Now I use that, or larger needles.😁
Patricia, I have a second hand store in our little town where I incorporate all I make. I provide alterations from there for the community as well. I also sell online and via social media😁
It's not too difficult once you get your foot in the door . I did a video last week on free fabric with some suggestions, and have a playlist about that too 😀
The drawback of not charging for fabric is that one day you may have to charge for fabric, so your prices will have to increase for, essentially, the same product.
I did Katherine. He didn't want money for them, so I made him a linen throw in his favourite colour. He was very happy with it. Whenever companies give me free fabric, I always give them gifts of products I've made whether it be for their worker or themselves. None have ever wanted payment, and are happy to see that fabric isn't being thrown out. Something I didn't mention in the video is that if I receive free fabric, I never charge that out in my finished product. I'll always pay it forward. 🙂
I found you while recovering from foot surgery 8 months ago and learned how to sew my first zipper. Now have my own label, found a free fabric source, and sell at a quarterly pop-up and online! You’re such an inspiration, and I am so grateful for your easy instructions!
What a lovely success story Bergen. Thank you for sharing 😀
Couldn't agree more! You are awsome.
I will second this .... seen a number of tutorials but by far yours has been THE BEST...
I will say it again I marvel at your generosity in telling us all not only your successes and failures but the prices you sell at and the profit you make. Thank you so much Christine💕
You're very welcome Elizabeth. Thank you 😊
I agree
She's the only one I've seen who's willing to give us an idea how much a product can bring in, so we can determine if it's worth the effort and costs
I always enjoy your Top Ten Sellers videos.
Glad you like them Robin 😀
Thank you Christine for making these videos. You are generous with your experiences!
You are so welcome. Thank you 😊
Thank you for sharing you skills and generosity. It inspires and encourages me. I’m glad you’re healing so well.
Thank you so much ☺️
Thanks for sharing. You have great ideas. I make quilts but I definitely want to work on a smaller scale. Most of the quilts I've made have been given as gifts. As a senior on a tight budget it would be nice to have extra income.
You are so welcome Dorothy. I used to do a lot of quilting too😊
You are a very creative and generous person. A lot of people would charge a little bit for the fabric. Glad you’re healing well and will soon be back to sewing.
Thanks Pat. At the end of the day, I still have to live with myself. Helps keep my mind less cluttered😃
@Christine'sHomeAffairs are you planning on making zippered project bags in 2024? Maybe with a smaller notions bag for inside? Some project bags have clear vinyl fronts. I have a need for several of these soon.
Pamela, could you email me what you'd like please. I'll lose this question once I've answered it😀
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs sure. What is your email address?
stitchthisnagambie@gmail.com. All my contact details are in the about section of my channel Pamela.😀
Heal up fast. Thank you for teaching me. You do a great job of showing and explains things.
Thank you Joan. A new report is due to come out this week😀
It's wonderful to get a realistic view of what income sewing can bring. Regarding that you have an actual shop and some "fame" it means, as a starter, I can aim for about a quarter of such income. Thanks for that!
It depends on the avenues you have for selling. The shop certainly makes a huge difference, but markets and Facebook are great too 😃
I had shoulder surgery too a few years ago. I did therapy before and afterwards. I now have full use of it. I have more rotation of that one than the other one! I hope you heal soon.
Thanks Tanya. I'm hoping I have the same success with mine😁
I just stumbled upon your channel, Im just starting to sew and wanting to sew and sell, Ive watched quite a few sew to sell vids in the past 3 week, and OMG you have completely inspired me and have lit a 🔥 under my ars! Thank you so very much! You are absolutely amazing!!!
That's awesome Ashley. Good luck with your new enterprise. 😃
Everything you make looks so well done. Good job! You have a lot of talent. Thank you for sharing your sales information. It is very helpful.
Thank you so much Patty ☺️
Thank you so much for your videos showing us how to make the items that you sell! Your instructions are top notch! I make things for gifts and appreciate you very much!
Thanks mary. Happy New Year!🎉
One big thanks from the bottom of my heart for everything you share with us. You are so unselfish, nice and kind. I started to sew in my late years, learned all by myself and you are making my sewing much easier. I sew just for my soul but all of your experiences are so precious for me. God bless you.
Wow, thank you Lana. That's so kind ☺️
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs 💜
Loved your video. I have been wanting to sew small bags for my girls for Christmas. I now feel encouraged to give them a try. Thanks.
That's great Kaylene. I'm sure they'll love them😁
Thank you for being so generous to us with you time and ideas! 💝🙏💝from Florida
You are so welcome Laura😊
So glad to see you again and looking wonderful. I love your top sellers, I make a lot of what you show us but I have no where to sell. So mostly give away as gifts. I just like sewing. Can’t wait for you to get back sewing again and showing us what wonderful ideas you have been thinking about while recovering. 🤗⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you Debbie. I must admit it's great having the shop to trade from. Facebook has been good for sales too😀
A really honest and great insight into making. Very enjoyable. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it Jacqui😁
Excellent top ten sellers!!!
Thanks Gloria. It's a good reminder as to what I need to sew🙂
Always enjoy watching your top ten sellers. Sometimes I try to guess before you reveal the item, I have been right a couple of times. Thanks for sharing.
Haha I should make it a guessing game 😀
Wow you did great! All your items look very professional. Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏻 Hope the healing continues ❤
Thanks Cyn. It's going well 😀
Go those shopping bags! Great to hear about your excellent sales. Love these reports..😊
They just keep hanging there, don't they 😀
that linen is a find! linen will get softer and stronger over time, and will last generations. I have some handwoven Lithuanian linen that is 4 generations old, still wearing well. I use one as a bath towel very absorbent, oh so soft, washes well, and dries quickly. can't believe that poor guy couldn't find an interest.
Yes it was very disheartening for him. I gifted him a throw, which he loved 🙂
Love your videos! I have learned so much from you, thank you. Hope your recovery is going well, you look great.
Thank you so much Denise. It's going well ☺️
Prayers for a speedy recovery. I love your videos and learn so much from them. I appreciate your time and energy doing these videos ❤️
Thank you so much Amy ☺️
Always love your top ten sellers and look forward to your next video. Take care and rest up.
Thank you! Will do!😊
Christine you are such a joy to watch! An inspiration for sure! Yikes!! I better get sewing after watching this video!! Luv ya girlfriend!!🌷💐🌸💜
Thanks Tina. See a few for me too 😃
I always enjoy your videos, and I'm glad your recovery seems to be right on track!
Thanks Dannie😁
Congratulations, Christine. I really enjoy your videos and have honestly missed you. So happy to know you are on the mend. Peace.
Thank you Sandy. That's so kind ☺️
I am so sorry to see your elbow in a sling. I hope it it doesn't impede your sewing. I love watching you so and you are very informative! I hope you heal quickly.
Thanks Jan. After 6 weeks, I was finally released. It'll be some months before I can use my arm properly again, but at least I can still sew😁
Nice to see you today, you take it easy we want you back at 100% showing us all these cool items to make. I need to find your crossbody bag video, I really think I might be able to sell some of them if they look good. Thanks again Christine, you have a wonderful day.
Thanks Barbara. Have a great day too 😊
Love watching your updates. But I love your sharing of your knowledge even more thank you for that.
So nice of you Cheryl. Thank you 😊
I always enjoy your best sellers lists.
Thank you. I'm always doubtful of those videos 😀
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs it is a good “guide”. If one is a producer, the need to realize that what sells for you may not sell for others. Case in point, your always best selling market bags. Plastic bags are still available where I am although several merchants still have their own eco-friendly options. I have tried some for craft shows and at my last one not one sold. Like you, my pouches of all varieties are a big seller. Regardless, I love seeing what people in other parts of the world are buying 😉
@@HodgePodgeHarmony it's shown me that one or two products alone aren't enough. I'm enjoying trying lots of different things and even having so much variety, though I do think I have way too much stock, even when I think I must make more 😃
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs can we ever have too much stock!?!? Lol
Hahah, I get that, I always feel like I have too much inventory but like to offer many options to my customers. Having a few consignment shops in nearby towns also help distribute my inventory so I don’t have to store it all between shows.
Great to see you, Christine, and counting down with you.
❤ Cathy from Nevada (USA)
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, experience and talent! Hugs from Canada 🇨🇦
You are so welcome Mary 😀
Love these videos ❤ don't do to much after you have taken off the sling, take time so that you recover well, we have only one body so look after it.😊
Thanks Giovanna. I'll be on my best behaviour 😃
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs I will be watching 👀 you.😁
Great information. Thanks I’m looking forward to the project bags if you’re able to get to it. Wishing you a successful 2024.
Thank you. You should find the video link in the description of the video. Otherwise, let me know the timestamp, and I'll see if I can find it😀
So proud for your results. I love watching your videos. Thank you
Thank you so much Margaret😊
Fabulous I think I'm addicted to you. 😂 easy to understand instructions. Found you on a search for shoe bags. Going head off now and make some. Thank you 🎉
haha, welcome to the chanel Edel😁
You areamazing and generous for sharing. Thank you. ♥
You are so welcome. Thank you 😊
Hi Christine, I found your channel recently and you got me so inspired! I loved your tutorial for the shopping bag and this is a very interesting rundown of stock. Sewing is the one skill i wish i had and you make it look so easy!. I love saving materials too; I make pet toys from discarded T-Shirts. It's maddening how much unused materials go i to landfill. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Love from London Uk 🤗
Thank you so much, and welcome! 😀
Love your pattern for the tea towels
Thanks Patricia😀
Wow… thank you so much for this incredible FREE information!! (Well I suppose RUclips pays) but I’m grateful to have found your page!! I just got a machine and I’m a groomer.. I make dog things.. or intend to🙃 I love your fairness and transparency! Breath of fresh air in this day and age! 🫶
All fabulous, Christine.
Thanks Colleen. Long time no see 😃
Wouah 👌fantastic ! Soon you will bring more ideas ! Thank you and take good care of yourself 💕💕💕
Thank you so much 😊
You are such a talented lady! I love watching how to make your bags.
?? I have wondered how to get fabric tags made with my name and logo. I haven't had much luck. Thank you for your teaching sessions.
Thank you so much Debbie. I've put a link to my label supplier in the description box of each video 😄
Thanks for all the information you share.
My pleasure Ellen. Thank you 😊
When you are freed from your arm race, do take care and enough rest for your shoulder, don't overdo it. ❤️
I will take care. Definitely don't want to go through it again. 😃
Great result Christine, thanks once again sharing all your knowledge ❤
You are so welcome Faye 😀
Great video, thanks for sharing..❤
just now stumbled on your channel, i am interested in utilizing vintage drapes for re-use as hats bags etc. The playing card holder is a really good idea, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I love the idea of hat bags Jackie 😀
You are an Angel! Thank you for sharing ❤
You are so welcome 😀
Your fabric choices are so nice!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for this information. I think you're very inventive and I admire the fact that you share this information and all other instructions with your vieuwers. Hope your shoulder will heal quickly. Greetings from Groningen (the Netherlands)!
You are so welcome! Thank you 😊
Congratulations. Keep up the great work. Enjoyed the video
❤.from North Carolina USA.
Thanks Donna😁
Thank you for sharing this really useful and interesting information
You're very welcome Christine 😀
I enjoy you so. Much.. Smiles from NY
Thanks Dolores ☺️
Thank you for your video! Very helpful
You are welcome! Thank you 😊
Great video. Thanks!
Glad you liked it! Thank you 😊
I enjoyed that. I hope your better soon.
Thank you. It's getting better eveday 😄
How about making a mini bag as the last one shown along with a couple of scrunchies for little girls. Would be great for all events.
I enjoy your videos. V from Kelowna, BC, Canada
Great idea Angie. I'll add it to the list😁
Hi Christine thanks for sharing your skill. Just a question where do you get the apholstry fabric swatches
Sharon, I have several videos in the Free Fabric playlist that might help😁
I do like to watch your videos and appreciate the way you share what you do. Would you look at making packing cubes? After living out of a suitcase for nearly four months, I think I need to make some 😊
I've googled them Maria, and there are so many types. Which would you like? I've added it to the list 😀
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs I would like some square/rectangle ones where the Zip goes around the edge and top lifts off. If that explanation makes sense haha
@@mariayoung4484 got it. Will have a think and see how I go😀
Thank you.. I'm trying to retire with a workable Hobbie.... I have been sewing since the 80's and have lots of fabric .. I am so i Intimidated by what the charge what people are looking for or can I sell it? I'm thinking at my work and my time is worth anything. Thank you again, I'm I know that there are people out there. They can't, so I would buy. But i'd never see any one around me about. My sister keeps encouraging me that I can't be done. And I think I can do it. It's mind over matter for me, thank you again.
Dale, I used to think my products weren't worth anything either, or that my time was even valuable. I had to make myself believe otherwise and I still doubt myself all the time, and have to work on it every day.
When I get customers come in that are excited by what I do, and have a big spend up, I'm always pleasently surprised. There are just as many people that will baulk at the prices, or handmade concept as there are those that will love and appreciate what you do. You can only have a go, and if it doesn't work out, at least you've had fun sewing, and will have loads of gifts to give to those that will appreciate them😊
Love your ideas, Thank you... but what is the best way to the paper from the back of the samples. Thanks again
Thanks Sandy. I use a hot iron to remove what I can. The rest I leave on😁
Always enjoy your sales videos. Glad to see your healing successfully. How long has it been since you’ve cut your hair?
Thanks Angela. I had my last big cut in 1994 when I cut it short.
I had a tiny trim about 12 weeks ago😄
Great videos
Thanks Peggy Sue😀
Thats awesome!
Thanks Nita ☺️
I find this very interesting, thank you for posting. I’m in the USA and when you give us your pricing that is that Australian currency.
Thanks Joyce. Yes, all my prices are in Australia $$. I tried to convert it in a previous video, but it got too confusing 😃
You rock.❤
haha, thanks Alice😀
Oh my gosh! Do you have a pattern for bridal bag? Or tutorial how to make them? Please 🙏🏻
No, the ones I have are bridle bags for horses 😀
Do you have the instructions on how to make credit card credit card tiny bags? Where can I find them?
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Cynthia ☺️
Morning Christine, Hope you arm heals well. Thanks for all your tutorials.
How do you calculate your time
Thanks Ruth. I'm going to do a separate video for that ☺️
Such a fun and helpful video! Where do you get the black strap fabric?
Thank you. The strapping is available almost everywhere. Just search for webbing or strapping😁
Hope you are recovering well! Love your videos. Did you make the shirt you are wearing. I like the style.
Thanks Jeanette. I didn't make the shirt. I rarely have time to sew for myself these days 🙃
It's great if you have a market for them. Items for sale are only selling if people are willing to buy them.
Most definitely. I'm fortunate to rely on tourists for most of my sales😁
Just found you, living your content! Where do get the fabric?
Welcome to the channel! If you go to the "free fabric" playlist, you'll find several videos on how I obtain the free fabric😀
other than the fellow who gave you the linen swatches... did you say where you get all your other free fabrics?
Whilst I don't specifically mention companies to respect their privacy, I have several videos in the free fabric playlist that explains how I obtain it all.😁
Love your videos. Where do you get your lables from?
Thanks Bev. Both links for the labels are in description box under the video 😄
Ty for sharing
You are so welcome Maria 😀
Do you have a video on the horse tack or shoe bag please
Yes Barbara, This is for the shoe bags ruclips.net/video/NNu3_Z3du-k/видео.htmlsi=27d7tuBmownFr1FV and here's the bridle bags for horses/ponies ruclips.net/video/x_JOgCFPRkQ/видео.htmlsi=tqcq-J91USaNkk7h
Me encantan los vídeos de tus productos más vendidos 😍Gracias por compartir también lo que cobras por ellos 👌🏼
Me sirve de muchísima ayuda para yo calcular mis precios 🙏🏼
Thank you Marta. I'm so glad it helps😊
Good day, what are the two fabric use for the green bag.
Ann, they were sample upholstery fabric. I only had one piece of each 😀
Superb Christine…you are so generous with your information…thank you.x
You are so welcome Dot. Thank you 😊
What sewing machine, needle and thread do you use for upholstery fabric?
When I first started making them, I used a Janome Mystyle about 15 years old. It made the first two thousand bags, as well as doing my alterations and dressmaking. I have since moved over to industrial machines as they're much faster. For the first couple of years, I mostly used 90/14 universal needle. Now I use that, or larger needles.😁
Where do you sell your products at? Flea markets? Or in stores?
Patricia, I have a second hand store in our little town where I incorporate all I make. I provide alterations from there for the community as well. I also sell online and via social media😁
How do you go about getting people to donate the upholstery samples and the rest of the fabric you have received?
I have a few videos in the free fabric playlist that may help you find fabric😀
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs thanks so much!
How do you come about the fabric, is it easy to get? ❤😊
It's not too difficult once you get your foot in the door .
I did a video last week on free fabric with some suggestions, and have a playlist about that too 😀
Is the upholstery fabric washable?
I'm not sure if it's all washable Kathy, but most of it is able to be washed😁
How do you get the labels
I've put the link in description of all my videos Ann 😀
The drawback of not charging for fabric is that one day you may have to charge for fabric, so your prices will have to increase for, essentially, the same product.
I have so much fabric stashed away, I'm unlikely to use it up in this lifetime Marianne, but if I ever did, I think I'd be ready to retire 😅
where can I find the free fabric?
Raquel, I've done a few videos that may help you source fabric in your area😁
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Thanks Nancy😊
How do you get free fabric?
Kathy, I have some videos in my FREE FABRIC playlist that will help😁
You could have given him something. That's only fair.
I did Katherine. He didn't want money for them, so I made him a linen throw in his favourite colour. He was very happy with it.
Whenever companies give me free fabric, I always give them gifts of products I've made whether it be for their worker or themselves.
None have ever wanted payment, and are happy to see that fabric isn't being thrown out.
Something I didn't mention in the video is that if I receive free fabric, I never charge that out in my finished product. I'll always pay it forward. 🙂
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Thanks Joy 💐🌺
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