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AlphaHandMaiden:
As someone who sews, i would say get something a bit bigger and better quality. You dont want to be changing machines every year. Yes, You want something small, but invest in one good enough to last a few years. And take quite a beating.

This type looks like what you would buy a child who isnt quite sure if they will take up sewing as a gift.

As a crafter, i would suggest you go for one of the basic entry level models of janome, singer, brother, toyota or husquvana just to name a few. Janome particularly have some at good prices.

I bought a small singer, and to be honest i now wish i had bought something larger. It has its limitations but 5 years of some very heavy use, its still ticking alright.

Cc. Dtphilosopher: dont take offence, i am not trying to spoil your market, this is just my honest opinion. If you want to market to crafters you need to get products that will appeal to them.

AlphaHandMaiden:
As someone who sews, i would say get something a bit bigger and better quality. You dont want to be changing machines every year. Yes, You want something small, but invest in one good enough to last a few years. And take quite a beating.

This type looks like what you would buy a child who isnt quite sure if they will take up sewing as a gift.

As a crafter, i would suggest you go for one of the basic entry level models of janome, singer, brother, toyota or husquvana just to name a few. Janome particularly have some at good prices.

I bought a small singer, and to be honest i now wish i had bought something larger. It has its limitations but 5 years of some very heavy use, its still ticking alright.

Cc. Dtphilosopher: dont take offence, i am not trying to spoil your market, this is just my honest opinion. If you want to market to crafters you need to get products that will appeal to them.

Ynnk:
Last round of sole...

Ynnk:
The Real shaping begins..

yene3:
please Ynnk, I don't understand page 22 . *1 ch in every st around * How do we work chain in back loop? Did u mean to say sc in back loop around.

Esetin:
Please explain how to shaping.Please. Thanks

Esetin:
Kindly explain the Round 3 of making the sole especially where there is sta(*).Thanks.

Ynnk:
We can now start working on shaping the front.
Do not cut your yarn except maybe if you want to add a new colour.

Esetin:
Thanks a lot for the tutorial, I Appreciate your time. Please What do I do to the yarn? I intend using the same color of yarn. Thanks

Ynnk:
@Zheemub, welcome to the thread. Tutorials begin on page 4.

You should be able to get wool and hooks from stores that stock dressmaking accessories.


@Everyone, the booties tutorial is finished. Simply make a second one to complete a pair.

Many thanks again!

Zheemub:
Am wowed.
Lovely works u av all got.
Don't av any knowledge in it but am willing to learn. Want to learn a new thing.
Thanks to AlphaHandMaiden, she is inspiring me on DIY stuffs. Still waiting for your tutorials.
Hope am welcomed.
I reside in Taraba state, how will I get the wools and hooks?
Happy weekend to all.

Ynnk:
The Real shaping begins..

Esetin:
Lady Ynnk, so sorry to disturb you kindly explain. I don't understand. Please.Thanks

Ynnk:
Kindly post a px of your work. We will take it from there.

Ynnk:
Kindly post a px of your work. We will take it from there.