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Make this year special. Start sewing for profits. Join our group on whatsapp. |
STEPS TO SALVATION 1. Admit that you are a sinner. "For all (humans) have sinned, and come short of the glory of God. ......(and) the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (Romans 3:23, 6:23) 2. Repen now. "Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out. .....(for) if we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness" (Acts 3;19, 1 John 1:9). 3. Believe that God loves you and Jesus died for you. "God commendeth His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us" (Romans 5: ![]() 4. Invite Jesus into your life through prayer of faith. Jesus says, "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me" (Revelations 3:20) |
A graduate entrepreneur? Join this train. |
Join this train & start a sewing business this year. |
Join this train & start a sewing business this year. |
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Unleash your creativity this year, start a new business by acquiring the necessary skills. Join us today by dropping your whatsapp number. |
All we need is a contrite heart & grace to seek God whole-heartedly. He will help us. |
Why Am I Still Unemployed? Well, because you either lack the entrepreneurial drive or unwilling to unleash it! Entrepreneurs are huge risk takers, problem solvers, economy drivers, job creators, and of course they are the hope of the people! Without entrepreneurs, the future will be so bleak because the hope of college graduates, school leavers, and the labour force in general of leading decent lives with a good job will be dashed! Many go to school to earn degrees qualifying them to become employees but very few ever think of becoming job creators to employ others! Definitely, the ratio of 'employees-to-be' versus 'employers-to-be' is so imbalanced and is the reason many are suffering from the unemployment saga today. Come to think of it- where would you rather be? In the camp of 'employees-to-be' or 'employers-to-be'? Afterall, all it takes to be an employer is the entrepreneurial drive coupled with the right knowledge of how successful businesses are run! Since everyone has at least a talent, it means we all have something unique to us with which we can start a thriving business. Many people who are successful in business today started dreaming about their business early and had ample time to process it. If you are not an early starter, you can still make it big in business if you address yourself to it and go all out! Start by finding the seed of your future business which is your talent coupled with your skills, training and experiences. Look for a good niche where your strength will fits in, get a successful business coach to mentor you and start your own empire that will benefit not only you but many others! Your feedback is very important to us. Post them |
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Where are the other vocational skills trainers? |
Are you the one I'm looking for? |
Waiting for others to join us. |
Let's partner for profits this beginning of a new year. There's great power in synergy. |
It's the beginning of a new year and the best time to start something new. If you enjoy creativity through the use of your sewing machine, this ois the place to be. Presently, we are sewing bedsheets in our whatsapp group. You need to hurriedly join us by dropping your whatsapp phone number. Don't miss out! |
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Hello there, We are a vocational & entrepreneurship training business specialising in imparting both skills & business building know how into our students. Hundreds of trainees comprising graduates, civil servants, employees of various companies, retirees, school leavers etc have gone through us over the years, some of whom now have thriving businesses of their own. We are looking to partner with interested TV Stations or individual tv program presenters who will advertise our weekly short-term trainings and get 100% of the training fee. This will serve as an additional income avenue for such station or individual since they already have their program up & running while we also have our training platform up & running. Interested? Check my profile & contact us or shoot us a mail at firsts2bacademyltd@gmail.com. Thanks. |
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How To Make A Petal Pillow Size: About 16" in diameter. Materials: Scraps of printed cotton fabric(we used 8 different small floral print for petals and a solid colour in centre) 18" square cotton print for backing Polyester fiberfill stuffing 1/2 yard 36" wide unbleached muslin for liner Matching sewing thread. Procedure Enlarge patterns. Cut out, adding 1/2" seam allowance all around to both pieces. Following broken lines on petal pattern, cut a pattern for petal lining, adding 1/2" seam allowance. Cut two petals of each print if using 8 different prints, or cut 16 petals as desired. Cut a 5 3/4" diameter solid colour fabric circle for centre. From muslin cut 16 petal linings and one 5" diameter circle lining. From print cut backing piece. Run a basting thread around a petal seam, drawing up thread until piece is same size as a lining piece. With wrong sides together stitch petal to lining, leaving 2" opening for stuffing. Stuff softly so that printed side puffs up and lining is flat. Stitch opening closed on all petals. Make 15 more petals and centre circle in same manner. With right sides facing, stitch 2 petals together along adjacent long sides. Stitch 3rd petal to 2nd, then 4th to 3rd and so on until 16 petals are joined. Stitch remaining edge of 16th petal to the 1st to form ring. Stitch ring to centre circle. Trim seams. With right sides facing, stitch backing to pillow front, leaving opening for turning. Turn and stuff. Blindstitch opening.
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It is a new year and an opportunity to start new things so as to get new results this year. Another products of the sewing machine is curtains and drapes. They're so easy to make in very many styles. You also make different top treatment styles to go with your curtains. You can also either sew matching tie-backs or buy ready-made ones. Here are some curtain styles to inspire you.
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