Announcing an Exciting Giveaway!
This Mother's Day we will be giving away a $50 gift certificate to our store Fabricworm.com! Keep it for yourself or give it to your mother! Everyone has a chance to win, all you have to do is leave a comment on this post answering the question below and you will be entered to win.
The giveaway will end at 2pm PST, Monday, May 14th. The winner will be chosen by random.org and announced later that day!
We want to know...
What is your fondest memory of sewing/crafting/designing with your mother?
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What's funny is I thought she got interested in crafting after her kids were all older; actually, she'd been interested in it since she was a girl and just put it on hold while she raised the four of us.
My mother was a painstaking seamstress. Her work looked equally professional from the inside out, and that has always been the standard to which I have tried to hold my sewing. She was also a perfectionist, and took ages to complete a project. This was probably why I became such an enthusiastic seamstress at a young age, because I was impatient and wanted to wear things right away rather than waiting for them to be perfectly created by my mother. All of these things have served me well in my sewing.
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(my grandma) and her older sister were avid seamstresses. I do remember when I was in first grade (four decades ago) that she gave it a try. She used a girls' size 6 Simplicity pattern, patiently cut the pattern and fabric, and sewed me a basic sleeveless dress that I liked wearing at the time. Now, reflecting back to it, I was proud of her for trying something she was not comfortable with. Now, she is proud of me for creating outfits for her, myself, and my daughter.
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I have lots of memories, she always helped me with my sewing projects, we would visit the fabric store frequently.
My mom used to sew, but not as much anymore. She always has me make her potholders.
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