My friend and I are sewing buddies who rely heavily on Pam Howard’s Craftsy classes to improve our sewing skills. We have certain phrases, including the right turn at Albuquerque that we knowingly pull out when needed. Her calm encouragement instills confidence. We, Canadian New Brunswickers are big fans of Pam Howard. ❤
The tip about having clients sit down with the pins is such a good one! A reminder to myself that I have a bride with a tight dress and I forgot to make her sit with the pins 😏
I appreciate the tip on using lining that has less stretch than the outer fabric. And no joke, I was using the lightening stitch while listening to this discussion. Uh oh! 😅
Very instructive. I especially liked the questions you ask your clients. Would you consider putting the classes you are planning online for persons who would love to benefit but would not be able to attend because of distance?
I learned a long time ago to use only “distilled water “ in my irons. I never have a leak no matter what the brand. I begin using it right out of the box.
The Standing Dress/Sitting Dress idea is BRILLIANT! What a lot of problems that simple question must solve!
My friend and I are sewing buddies who rely heavily on Pam Howard’s Craftsy classes to improve our sewing skills. We have certain phrases, including the right turn at Albuquerque that we knowingly pull out when needed. Her calm encouragement instills confidence. We, Canadian New Brunswickers are big fans of Pam Howard. ❤
Love this podcast. So much great information.
Thank you
Thank you so much for this interview! Pamela Howard is a marvel! I need to watch her Craftsy classes again! ❤❤❤
The tip about having clients sit down with the pins is such a good one! A reminder to myself that I have a bride with a tight dress and I forgot to make her sit with the pins 😏
That was enjoyable and very instructive. I'm working on perfecting my fitting so this was quite timely, thank you.
I appreciate the tip on using lining that has less stretch than the outer fabric. And no joke, I was using the lightening stitch while listening to this discussion. Uh oh! 😅
Very instructive. I especially liked the questions you ask your clients. Would you consider putting the classes you are planning online for persons who would love to benefit but would not be able to attend because of distance?
I learned a long time ago to use only “distilled water “ in my irons. I never have a leak no matter what the brand. I begin using it right out of the box.
Really that works, i'm gonna try that because my iron does leak.
I always enjoy her articles and advice, and lovely to see her live and casual. However, she's not the last person on earth to be on IG - that's me!