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About Those Behind Kids-Sewing-Projects.comWhen I was a teenager growing up my mom taught me to sew. She was patient but I wasn't the best student. Most of my learning came through trial and error. I learned to sew by making something with a pattern. Patterns aren't always easy to sew
when you don't have any prior experience. I wish there had been small
projects to teach me step by step what I needed to learn to
sew. I put this website together with that
idea in mind. My oldest son would ask me over and over if he could sew. I always said, "when you get older". However, after talking with my sister, I realized he probably was old enough to learn to sew. He was 7. I started teaching him to sew by hand and as he practiced and got better (and older), I introduced the sewing machine. He loved the fact he could do this by himself. Some things he made looked rather questionable but he had so much pride that he had made it himself, I just smiled and patted him on the back! My sister has 4 kids and has taught each one of them (not the 5 year old yet, however) to sew. I've gotten a lot of help from her with this website as well. How Did I Put This Website Together?I started my first website http://www.kids-cooking-activities.com with Site Build It. I choose them for all their added training, forums and learning videos. I didn't need to know or have to learn html and webdesign. When I bought my initial SBI site they were having a buy one get one for $100 sale. I jumped at that and 9 months later started this site, http://www.kids-sewing-projects.com. That was a great time to buy SBI and since then my yearly renewal fee has paid for itself multiple times. SBI has several yearly sales. So keep your eyes open for their next sale. Once a year they do their buy one get one free sale, also. Anyone can create their own website. If you have a passion, hobby or just anything you love to do you can write about it and make a website. It is that simple.  I wish you all the best in your kids sewing projects. Debbie Madson Back to Kids
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