Nanamoms

I had posted about buying the little Singer play machine for my 4YO DGD. I keep having problems with it coming unthreaded but she's played with it some. Well, my 6YO DGS came this weekend (her brother) and he wanted to see the sewing machine I bought his sister. I showed it to him and how to work it. He can thread it better than I can. But soon, he got aggravated with the thread coming undone. So what's a Nana to do????? I showed him how to work my "new to me" 15-91 and within minutes he was sewing away. After sewing on about 4 scrap fabrics, he looks at me and says "What project do you have that I can sew?"

We didn't have time to start a project...it was baseball tournament weekend but I'm going to have one for him to do when he comes over to stay, now that school is out. I think we'll start with a pillowcase.

So I may have 2 new sewer/quilters in the family!! :)

craftybear

how sweet have fun!

Grammy o'5

Great job Nana! That's how I learned to sew ... but from my aunt and my mom.

suebee

Thats is so cute!

Sewfine

That is so nice.

erstan947

:thumbup:

Crabby Patty

Good going Nana, They're never too young to teach. Well maybe some things.LOL You should be pretty proud of your dgc. Keep them at it, it will only get better.

tealady

wonderful!

GwynR

That's great! Someday I hope to do that with grandchildren! Pillow cases sound like a great starting point.

grammyp

Wonderful! My DGS has started making pillows and pin cushions. He loves being able to work a machine by himself.