0:00.0	Welcome back to the Simple Farmhouse Life Podcast. Today we're going to talk about sewing, making things by hand,
0:08.0	and I'm also going to answer a Q&A I put out over on Instagram with your sewing questions.
0:14.4	Before I dive in, if you have not yet
0:16.8	grabbed my free email course on how to sew,
0:21.0	it is a beginner course where I walk you through with video, how to
0:25.4	thread the machine, problems with the bobbin, which I hear a lot of problems
0:29.2	about how to make a hem, how to make a seam. By the end of my sewing course, you should be able to sew a pillow or a curtain. Anything
0:37.1	basic for your home, I actually do wrap the class up by teaching you how to sew a pillow cover.
0:41.8	To grab that free email course go to bit dot Lee
0:46.0	slash farmhouse sewing school. That's bit.ly.ly slash farmhouse sewing school.
0:52.4	My name is Lisa, Mom of Six and Creator of the blog and YouTube channel Farm House on Boone.
0:58.8	Join me as I share with you my love for creating a handmade home from scratch cooking and a little mom and
1:05.0	entrepreneur life along the way. I did share my handmade story and how I got started with sewing in more depth on
1:15.7	episode 15. I'll share it a little bit here but just in case you want more it is
1:20.3	there as well. I decided to do this podcast episode because I know that a lot of people still have hesitation with sewing for various reasons and I wanted to address what questions you have that might be keeping you from
1:35.6	starting with making things for your own home. It's a passion of mind. It's really
1:40.8	fulfilling to see something that you dreamt up, whether it's just a pillowcase with a little
1:47.5	strip of islet and a ruffle, coordinating floral fabrics, or something that came out of your mind and then watching it
1:54.9	actually come to life. Sewing is a really good nearly instant gratification
2:00.4	way to do that. Something like knitting, I enjoy it, but it takes days to come up with a
2:08.0	hat, for example, so many little stitches and you really do appreciate it when it's done, but it takes so much more time. little
2:13.7	stitches and you really do appreciate it when it's done but it takes so much more time whereas once you
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