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Dont be embarassed to ask for help 🫂 Youll get thru

Thank you. I’ll try to remember that.

Your honour post strip poker they were in love at the McLaren Xmas party

in a span of 24 hours they were attending the fia gala, flew back together, played strip poker and went to the mclaren christmas party??? glued together forever!! 🫠🫠 csnt be separated!!

lando heart eyes norris!!! can’t take his eyes off oscar in his pretty suit OHMYGOD

the messy hair and sweet smile of oscar HOLY SHIT and the suit!! highlight of my day seeing him in a suit AGAIN 😮‍💨😮‍💨

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here this is for anon, my mother and grandmother taught me sewing basics at a young age lol. honestly when you're just starting youtube can be kinda confusing bc nobody uses patterns or they draft their own and drafting is also kinda complicated and it's hard to learn both at once. I say start by learning the basic straight stitch in handsewing, mend some holes in clothes to practice and make a throw pillow, then do similar projects on a sewing machine slow speed, then high speed. Focus on nailing straight stitches, sewing curves (make a round pillow), hemming (go from bigger sized hems like 1/2 inch to narrower one 1/4 inch), then move to zig zag stitch (this is what you'll need for any fabric that has a stretch, straight stitch can be too stiff and will pop when used on stretchy fabric). You can get those basics down from small projects like mending clothes, throw pillows, hemming anything you maybe cut to crop, scrunchies (which will mean you're learning how to interact with elastic), etc. And as you gain comfortability on the sewing machine I would recommend going to a craft store for discount fabric and the discount clothing patterns or the quilting kits that have everything you need for the project bundled up and using those to practice following a pattern and making things more complex, some are easier and some more challenging but all fabric stores are like staffed with your chattiest aunties so they will help you with finding selections that will challenge you to keep building skills but aren't out of reach for success. Personally I just think it's really difficult to go from not knowing anything to doing the 10 minute youtube "tutorial" that is over simplifying and condensing a 10 hour project. And eventually as you gain the skill sets you can rely less on patterns and start making your own or going with the flow, drafting from clothing previously made/changing a pattern you have and quilting is even more open because that doesn't have to fit on a body so yeah...uhh this got away from me but start small lol

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