Sewing 101 (Udemy.com)
Building A Strong Sewing Foundation
Created by: Margaret Smith
Produced in 2019
What you will learn
- Learn sewing machine basics
- Thread Your Sewing Machine
- Make A Bobbin
- Cut out fabric
- Pin Fabric to get it ready to sew
- Sew in a straight line
- Learn a multitude of stitches and seam finishes
- Correctly sew the 4 basic seams
Quality Score
Overall Score : 90 / 100
Course Description
Were starting right from the beginning, so dont worry if youve never sewn before. And if youve been sewing for a while, but without much guidance or without a strong technical focus, I'm sure youll notice your skills and your finished projects improve significantly.
Well start by taking a quick look at the sewing machine and some of the tools used in sewing. Youll learn various stitches and seam finishes and, of course, well have lots of time to sew! By the end of the course, you will feel confident enough to begin tackling some of those projects you've been dreaming about!
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 40 lectures and 1.
5 hours of video contentLearn sewing machine basicsThread Your Sewing MachineWind A BobbinCut out fabricPin Fabric to get it ready to sewSew in a straight lineLearn a multitude of stitches and seam finishesCorrectly sew the 4 basic seamsHow to choose fabric and care for itHow to choose threadHow to use a pattern bookHow to read a sewing patternHow to sew a pillowcaseHow to make a pattern for any size envelope pillowHow to sew an envelope pillowand much more!
Who this course is for:
This course is for anyone that wants to learn how to sew.
Instructor Details
- 4.5 Rating
245 Reviews
Margaret Smith
Hi, I'm Margaret Smith, I live in Fort Worth, Texas, and I am addicted to sewing! Actually I am addicted DIY projects, crafting and sewing but spending the day sewing is primarily my fix!
I grew up with a a mom that was a professional tailor and encouraged me to be creative. I can't remember a time when she sat down and officially taught me to sew. It really was just part of what we did routinely. I can remember being very young and sitting on her lap while she sewed. She taught me early to pull out the pins before she came to them. Remember, we never sew over pins!
I had a scrap basket of fabric I could play in and I was taught which scissors were for fabric and which were for paper and patterns. At some point, I don't remember how old I was, I was allowed to use her machines on my own with permission.
Fast-forward about 20 some years and I was a young mom wanting to sew for my kids. That's when I got my first machine that was all mine! That machine was quickly joined by a serger. I wanted to make sure my creations looked professional so I began taking classes, reading books and asking my mom and other professionals for guidance.
I began teaching others to sew, including my children, and then in 2005 I opened my own business selling the items I was making.
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