In the first part of this post, I showed some real life examples of how much sewing clothing can cost. In my opinion, if saving money on your wardrobe is the goal, there are much more effective options out there (i.e.thrifting, shopping sales/clearance, accepting hand-me-downs, etc). However, there are some instances where I think itβs [β¦]
Is Sewing Clothes Cheaper than Buying? Part 2: How to Save
A goal of mine: Haberdashery
Honestly why isn’t it a skill we are taught more off?
Yay! for feminism but c’mon why can’t we have clubs at school where we can learn essential skills like this?
We have lessons where we learn how to sew, so why can’t those teachers teach us how to haberdash?
I’m such a huge fan πͺ of sustainability and how to be more eco friendly cuz who wants to live in a world π of ever increasing temperatures? It’s ridiculous.
I started with the Search π engine Ecosia because I wanted to do something active: I wanted to put money where my mouth is. Then I changed to something for the Oceans. I can’t remember what it was called.
Anyway in a world with global heating and inflation it’s more important than ever to learn essential skills like sewing π§΅πͺ‘
What do you think π¬π€
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