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Sew Cute

So I decided last night a little after 8:00 that I wanted to start a project that has been sitting in my room for a few weeks. So Mom and I started my project. I wanted to make a skirt, but I didn't have a pattern. 



We started by setting the sewing machine up.


Then we got all our supplies out. 
You might be asking yourself what the tape measure is for. Well...


I couldn't find the sewing measuring tape, so I had to borrow one from my dad to figure out what length the cut the fabric.

And Mom showed me how to use the cool little cutty thing, which could be very dangerous.


Next, we took turns sewing the fabric pieces together.


I got to sew the elastic band together.


How many hands does it take to sew it together? Four. Well, three because one was holding the camera.

Then we realized that we put the elastic on the wrong side. So we had to re-do it.


And Mom figured out which way it was supposed to go.
And here is the finished project. 



It didn't turn out exactly how I pictured, but I think it's pretty good for the first time. And it only took a little under two hours to finish. 

In God, Emily

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