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Do your own alterations at home and start saving money!
Do you have a pile of clothes in the back of your closet that need repairs or alterations?
Taking them to the cleaners or tailors to have them done can get quite expensive.
Do It Yourself Alterations has downloadable video lessons on all types of alterations and starts with a free lesson on how to do a blind stitched hem.
When you go to the website, you get to sample your first lesson free with How to do a Blind Stitched Hem. There you will be shown step-by-step how to do a hem by hand. The videos focus on the work being done, so you get a close up view to see all the steps in detail. The lessons start with how to pin your alteration all the way thru ironing your finished project to give it a professional look.
There are 14 videos to pick from, including all types of hems, taking in waists, and if you are redecorating, there is one for shortening curtains. The videos are step-by-step and take thru the entire process from start to finish. The focus is on the work so your are not left guessing because you cannot see something. No confusion possible here.
The videos are easy to download and are nicely paced for the beginner. It runs on Mac or PC, so it doesn't matter what kind of computer you have. In a word, if you want to learn to do your own alterations and repairs and save money by doing it yourself, you'd be crazy to pass on this.
You also get a list of basic supplies you will need to do your alterations, noting fancy needed here. The page of basic supplies gives you a good explanation of the tools you will need to work on your alteration. The basic supply list gives will give you an idea of what you will need to make doing alterations and repairs easier and also gives you a rough idea on the cost of each of the items.
So if you are ready to start saving money and start wearing the clothes in that pile, go check out the website and start doing your own alterations home. You can save a ton of money and can even start earning extra income by doing alterations for family and friends.
About the Author
MaryEllen Tudor, I am a mother of 2 growing children that are always needing something on their clothes repaired or replaced. To find out how easy it is do your own alterations at home, Visit the website: http://doityourselfalterations.com
Can you help me solve a fabric problem?
I am currently working on a dress that is a BEAUTIFUL silver stretch velvet that has "glitter" all over it. The problem is, on the parts of the dress that are hemmed/finished, the glitter is scratching the heck out of me! What can I do with this fabric to make these parts less irritating?
sew another softer piece of fabric under the irritating fabric that might help but then u have to blend the stitch to make it flow better
How to Mend & Hem Clothes : How to Finish the Hand Sewn Blind Stitch