.1)Where is the bulk of the fabric placed when sewing a seam,
.2)When sewing your sweatshirt shoulder seam whatr sides of the fabric were together.
.3) Explain how to replace a needle in 6 directions.
.4) When starting to sew a seam what should be lowered first; the needle or the presser foot.
Maybe you should have been paying attention in class instead.
How many people on here do you think know how to sew?
i wasnt there that time annd she said there was no notes
i think its the presser foot… not the needle… that gets lowered first
but i duno, this was yeeears ago
you guys learned about sewing in class??? as in school???
wow…all i ever learned is how to conjugate verbs in french and how to use the pythagorean theorem to find the area of a triangle.
im moving to canada
When I was in high school, every single person in Grade 8 had to take 1 sewing class, and 1 cooking class.
when i was in the eigth grade (not too long ago) there was no such thing as a sewing class or a cooking class. I never heard anyone request it tho.
basically…if you knew how to sew…people just made fun of you
Are you sure Ese? I thought you only had to take one or the other. I know I only took sewing. Unless I just smoked away the memory of cooking class…
Hmm… I hope I didn’t accidentally take both. Cooking sucked, but sewing was awesome.
I’m not sure man. I could have been high that quarter or something. In fact, I probably was. I just really don’t remember cooking. But in sewing class I made a dope pair of shorts that I lost in a drunken stupor at the first cabin.
[quote=“Buck’N’Burn”]you guys learned about sewing in class??? as in school???
wow…all i ever learned is how to conjugate verbs in french and how to use the pythagorean theorem to find the area of a triangle.
im moving to canada[/quote]
You learnt how to conjugate French verbs in highschool outside of Canada? And maybe your school didnt have cooking or sewing classes, but I’m sure you had home economics.
i took french in high school
and i dont remember a home ec class…there was a wood working class, though i never took it.
[quote=“Buck’N’Burn”]i took french in high school
and i dont remember a home ec class…there was a wood working class, though i never took it.[/quote]
Your icon looks like george bush.
I had to take both sewing and cooking. I had a blast in cooking, but I think we made the teacher cry… My only memory from sewing class was the teacher yelling at me for “racing” I got an A because my sweater was actually somewhat wearable… if one arm was longer than the other.
Ahahah yes! I so remember racing. Heh, and ppl eating ingriedients for fun in cooking class.
I remember a certain person eating dish soap muffins 
turns out they were better than our groups 
and not soapy at all.
The bulk of the fabric should be placed to the left of the needle so that you can use the throat plate as a guide for your seam allowances.
The right sides of the fabric.
can’t help you here, I just do it and don’t think I take 6 steps. Okay, maybe I don’t change my needles enough.
the presser foot.
good, that was what i was aiming for.
Looks a lil more intelligent though.
i wonder if some one makes one of the home ec teachers cry every year - in my grade 8 year, one of them started crying too
i thought it was (at chss anyway) that we had to take a cooking and a sewing class in grade 8 and one more home ec class (so one or the other) in grade 9 too…?
i remember one group in my grade 8 cooking class made these cookies where they put in about half a bottle of dish soap, the whole shaker of salt and egg shells. they surprisingly looked like normal cookies in the end…
[quote=“habert”]i wonder if some one makes one of the home ec teachers cry every year - in my grade 8 year, one of them started crying too
i thought it was (at chss anyway) that we had to take a cooking and a sewing class in grade 8 and one more home ec class (so one or the other) in grade 9 too…?
i remember one group in my grade 8 cooking class made these cookies where they put in about half a bottle of dish soap, the whole shaker of salt and egg shells. they surprisingly looked like normal cookies in the end…[/quote]
What year did you graduate? 2000?