When I think ok how long have I been sewing first one thing and another, then I come across things like I did today on Pinterest, good ole Pinterest! LOL!
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how many times have we cut patterns too small or tried to fold those tiny little lines, & that carbon paper! oh my! this Blogger takes you through how to transfer your patterns onto freezer paper, who knew! this was a good find since I haven’t sewn cloths in ages, I know what line I “use” to cut on lol! but that was 30 years ago, 30 pounds plus some ago & many lines over ago lol!
be sure to visit her post on transferring a sewing pattern with freezer paper
http://www.craftbuds.com/how-to-transfer-a-sewing-pattern/
we are never too old to learn!
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