So I have always thought if I am going to be a SAHM(stay at home mom) that I better know how to sew! For Christmas/birthday last year my mom bought me a sewing machine!I started slow with fixing some of my cloth diapers that needed repair and making the kids little pillow cases then I decided to make a shirt for Annie. So for my first real project I picked a jersy knit shirt...for anyone who knows anything about sewing you are laughing now! It is not a very user friendly fabric. I cut the pattern with the stretch up and down instead of across, sewed the arm holes shut and didn't use a stretch stich on the neck so it wouldn't go over Annies head. It was SO FUNNY. So I threw away the shirt and every since have been doing pretty good. I have made Annie 2 dresses, Elias a giant weighted blanket ( to help him sleep, it works wonders with out little sensory issue boy) and a dress for me. I love to sew and have many more projects lined up. You can definitly see flaws in all my projects but hey I am still learning! I should also mention for my first few projects I bought super cheap fabrics and whatever was on sale so don't judge.

My first successful garment I made for Annie. Flaws: The hem is SUPER uneven, and the trim on the arm holes doesn't go into the neck properly, I'm pretty sure the neck is uneven too:)

My second dress I made for Annie, this one has much less flaws on the outside...just don't turn in inside out, the inside is kinda a hot mess but thats what I get for picking a fully lined skirt and bodice that requires massive amouts of gatering and has a tie back a 2nd project.Oh well, one messed garment at a time I will get there.