Sewing journal

Sarah shares her simple yet effective corkboard method for seasonal sewing & knitting planning with her MyBodyModel croquis!

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Do you keep a sewing binder? I do! A sewing binder can hold all kinds of pattern pieces, tutorial instructions, sewing planner pages, and sewing machine settings notes. Come see what I keep in my sewing binder and why I consider it a vital part of my sewing room! || Pin Cut Sew Studio #sewingbinder #sewingplanner

Serenity Sweater + How to make a Sewing Journal Learn how to make a sewing journal entry to keep track of your sewing projects. Love Notions Patterns

I’m so excited for my first blog with My Body Model and to show y’all how I use my personal croquis in my bullet journal sewing tracker for each month. Even though I use these pages after I sew, they could just as easily be used for planning pages that you incorporate throughout your monthly bullet journal spread.

The Free Sewing Project Planner Template will help you to keep all the information from your sewing projects in one place

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Make your own sewing journal with details that are most important to you! Incredibly helpful for repeat patterns and learning new skills.

While bullet journaling may be the most common use for dot grid journals, it’s by no means to the only way to use them. Those little dots provide a diverse base for a whole world of planning, record-keeping and creativity! Whether you’ve built up a huge collection of journals because you just couldn’t resist the pretty designs (I’ve been there!) or maybe you tried bullet journaling, it wasn’t for you but you don’t want to waste the rest of the journal…read on! Hopefully there’s something…

Thinking of making a sewing junk journal? Or maybe a seamstress themed journal? These vintage sewing ephemera and printables will help you create lots of pages, tucks and tags for your journal. Full of vintage trading cards, old drawings of sewing machines and seamstress tools! #junkjournal #journal #ephemera #vintage

Shell Tuck Orlandos – NOT A PRIMARY COLOR

My poor sewing machine was totally and utterly neglected over the holidays. My crafty projects just seemed to call for a hammer and nail or glue gun instead. I even thought I heard my “Brother” crying during those eight hours of working on my No-Sew Christmas tree skirt. Let’s just say I had some making...