Sewing – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Twin Lens Bag

2023-10-18

Small custom bag for two short lenses — looks like Frankenstein sew it, but it works.
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Camera Belt Bag Attempt

2023-10-18

An attempt to make a camera bag to wear on a belt.
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Dual Tablet Holder Variants

2023-08-20

Trying out different options for having two tables usable in one holder.
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Belt Carbine

2023-08-20

A little piece of useful equipment — a carbine that can be wrong on the belt.
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Bubble Gum Bag Variant

2023-08-20

Another version of a small bag to store bubble gum and pieces of paper.
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Heat Curtains (Part II)

2023-05-19

Still not sure whether the heat curtains actually did help to keep the apartment warm, but judging from the gas bill, they might have.
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Sewing Tablet Cases

2023-05-04

Disliking attached covers and seeing the options, yeah, just easier to sew a tablet case yourself.
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Bubble Gum Bag

2023-05-04

If carrying gums in a box is too loud or the box is too large, sewing a bubble gum bag works.
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Modifying Clothes – Pockets

2023-04-02

One of the nice things about learning to sew is that you can modify clothes. So, what bugs you about your clothes?

Image: Old Comic strip.
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Comfy Blanket

2023-02-05

Just sewing a blanket shut to avoid cold feet.
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Some postings on this blog deal with freedom, as I think that we need freedom of thought, of speech, of association, etc. pp. to solve mankind's problems. Thus, some postings may seem a bit remote when it comes to organizing creativity. Freedom is, however, the bedrock of creativity.
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