I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the 50 sq ft studios blog. To get the ball rolling, I thought I'd get a few housekeeping matters out of the way. So, here are a tidbits of information that might answer any questions you have! If you want to know something else, ask me. I just might tell you.
Q: Who are you?
A: My name is Leslie, and I live in the Seattle area with my husband and 2 cats.
Q: What is 50 sq ft studios?
A: 50 sq ft studios (fifty square feet studios) is my creative outlet. After repeatedly hearing, "you should sell that online," I decided that I might as well give it a try. I am passionate about sewing, and I hope it will translate into a successful endeavor.
Q: Where did you get your awesome name?
A: 50 sq ft is the size of the space formerly occupied by my
kitchen/dining table and chairs. It is
more like 25 square feet of full-time sewing space and 25 square feet of space
that can function as a temporary area for cutting, pinning, and other crafting
goodness!
Q: What type of things do you like to sew?
A: I've made a variety of things including small zippered bags, tote bags, quilts, and placemats. Functionality is key for me. I find myself drawn to quirky, less traditional prints on high quality quilting cotton fabric. I have found that acrylic felt is a great material to use with machine embroidery (I'd use wool if I could, but I'm allergic).
Q: What can I expect to see on this blog?
A: I will be sharing some tips & tricks along with some how to articles.
Q: What can I expect to see on this blog?
A: I will be sharing some tips & tricks along with some how to articles.
Q: What type of sewing machine do you use?
A: My primary machine is a Pfaff Creative Performance. I love that it is a wonderful sewing machine that has a detachable embroidery unit.
Q: Do you sell your stuff?
A: I'm working on it! I will be opening an etsy shop in the near future. Stay tuned for more information!
Q: Do you sell your stuff?
A: I'm working on it! I will be opening an etsy shop in the near future. Stay tuned for more information!
Nice article
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