The skills of learning a hobby teach us valuable life lessons.
Starting any
type of project ask yourself whether you have the skills needed or do you need
to take a class or two first?
Do you have
the needed tools to create the project or do you need to do research before purchasing needed equipment?
Possession
of the necessary knowledge with the added skills of positioning, proper hoop skills, and testing before stitching on the “end” product will save
dollars, frustration and time.
Setting up a
work-space for efficiency is an additional smart move. When a work room is laid
out with specific purposes to accommodate steps along the way, any job finishes
faster with better results.
Designing a
realistic budget for the planned project is essential. The shorter the deadline, the less chance you will have for
sale pricing. If you can plan, then more time is available to shop the project
taking advantage of specials, and seasonal pricing promotions.
The incredible attraction to machine embroidery is
with a push of the button a beautiful design will stitch on a selected project
with great results. But before that can happen one must know how to pick the
right stabilizers, needle, and thread
Supplies and
equipment needed take space and planning the room arrangement and lighting in
advance will serve you well.
All the
above applies to building, cooking, photography, home repairs, quilting, sewing
and daily living! Whether measuring or taking on a new project weigh out the possibilities twice before moving forward ;)
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