A Simple Start in Sewing Video Lessons

$50.00

What is sewing? Who can sew? Why would you want to sew? How can you make a simple start in sewing? We begin with a simple start… because anyone can sew.

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Teacher Amy Waters (Ms. Amy) walks you and your artists through A Simple Start in Sewing Video Lessons.

Enjoy from the comfort of your home at your convenience and on your schedule.

What is sewing? Who can sew? Why would you want to sew? How can you make a simple start in sewing? We begin with a simple start in sewing video art lessons.Why would you want A Simple Start in Sewing Video Lessons? You might:

  • have a love or curiosity for sewing
  • want to save money
  • reuse or recycle something
  • desire to be a good steward of the resources God has provided
  • want to learn the Biblical perspective on sewing

ALL you need to get started! No long, intimidating list. Just…

  • Thread, needle, scissors, buttons
  • Various materials – each video will list the very few supplies you will need for the project. Variety of fabrics you like. Often you will use something you have on hand.
  • Loom, loops and hook for weaving

A Simple Start in Sewing for What Ages?

Sewing is truly for children as young as can hold a needle and thread. No prior skill level necessary. The possibilities are endless. Adults will enjoy these tutorials as well. Because sewing is for everyone!

What is included in the course?

  • Step-by-step instructions
  • Techniques encourage new students
  • Independent learning for older students
  • Option to join You ARE an Artist Facebook group for sharing your creations and asking questions.

How to view A Simple Start in Sewing?

  • Each lesson includes an overhead view of Ms. Amy leading you through, step-by-step.
  • View each lesson on any digital device.
  • Once purchased, you have lifetime access to the course.

The Teacher, Amy Waters

Amy learned her sewing skills from her mother, her aunts and grandmothers. She is passionate about passing on the artistry of sewing to others. She knows that we all can sew and wants to arm students with these basic life skills. Amy homeschooled her daughter through graduation. Through the years of homeschooling she taught sewing classes from her sunny kitchen and nature classes to students in her homeschool group. Her kitchen often looks like a wedding boutique! In the past, her kitchen was regularly overtaken with costumes for homeschool drama troupe productions and today, this creative spot continues to be a center for growing talent and blessing others. She finds joy in Jesus’ incredible mercy, the great outdoors and her church. Read more about Amy’s background in A Stitch in Time.

Enjoy the Introductory Lesson for A Simple Start in Sewing

Enjoy this sample sewing lesson from Ms. Amy!

A Simple Start in Sewing Video Lessons

  • Intro – How to Make a Sewing Kit
  • How to Sew or Repair a Hem
  • How to Sew or Repair a Seam
  • How to Make a t-shirt Bag
  • How to Sew on a Button
  • How to Weave  (Make Pot Holders) and finish the sides with a chain stitch crochet
  • How to Make a Pillow and How to Make a Stuffed Animal
  • How to Make or Repair a Button Hole
  • Six Simple Embroidery Stitches

*This is a stand alone course and is not included in the You ARE an Artist Clubhouse membership.

Ms. Amy is a true gift to those of us who need all the help that we can get…just sewing on a button, the way to mend a rip of material on the knee of a child’s jeans…she is a master teacher at these skills! And, she is dear to us all at ChalkPastel. We consider her a woman “worth far more than rubies!”❤️ Nana

What is sewing? Who can sew? Why would you want to sew? How can you make a simple start in sewing? We begin with a simple start… because anyone can sew. Ms. Amy is a true gift to those of us who need all the help that we can get...just sewing on a button, the way to mend a rip of material on the knee of a child’s jeans...she is a master teacher at these skills! And, she is dear to us all at ChalkPastel. We consider her a woman “worth far more than rubies!" -Nana