In the modern world there are many different sewing techniques. Does every craftswoman want to understand its diversity? to make the sewing process even more convenient and faster.

High quality sewing is the sum of several factors: the level of skill of the sewer, the quality of the material and the functionality of the sewing machine. The stitches should be neat, of the same length, and the fabric should not bunch up or wrinkle. At a fundamental level, sewing quality depends on the correct alignment of all the moving parts of the sewing machine.

Today we will analyze in detail how to decide on the goals and choice of ironing household appliances - irons. We’ll also look at the reasons why every craftswoman needs to have them on hand when sewing and how they make life easier.

Today we will show you what to use to make a T-shirt, sweatshirt and hoodie. And also why it is important to sew these products from knitwear. To thoroughly understand this issue, let's clarify what knitwear is, how and how it differs from ordinary fabric. Knitwear is a knitted fabric; it is made on knitting machines; if you look closely, you can see loop stitches on any knitted fabric. You shouldn't call it fabric, because fabric is woven (resulting in a woven fabric), and knitwear is knitted (resulting in a knitted/knitted fabric)! Therefore, this material has high breathability, elasticity and less wrinkleability, and also has excellent shaping ability.

They say that women who know how to sew will never go hungry: the ability to create fashion items and even simple bed linen can really help them make good money, but not all needlewomen. The fact is that even a talented seamstress does not always know how to sell her product and where to find clients. Do you want to monetize your hobby, but are not sure what will happen? Don’t know how to make money from sewing and where to sell your products? Let's figure out what the sewing business is and what tools are needed for its successful development.
Is it possible to make money from sewing?

Patch pockets first appeared in the 17th century in the wardrobe of the French king. At the beginning of the 20th century, the main lover of pockets was Coco Chanel, a great fashion designer. She believed that women lacked such a detail of men's clothing as a patch pocket. Pockets must be durable and aesthetically pleasing - this can only be achieved through precise cutting and high-quality tailoring.

Currently, suit fabric is actively used in sewing trousers, jackets, jackets and skirts, which are an integral attribute of corporate and office style. The modern assortment is represented by a wide range of colors, a variety of patterns and options for density and composition. This allows manufacturers to produce clothes for any season and any request - from individual preferences to corporate uniforms for an organization with a dress code

When sewing skirts with conical flares, there is often a problem with aligning the bottom cut. There are several reasons why the bottom of the skirt may become deformed: