Re: Do You Have Any Tips on Getting Started With Sewing
Please check this link
https://www.nfb.org/images/nfb/publicat … rn1406.htm
This should give you an idea of what to do. However, I would like o suggest a few things.
1. A handbag out of a towel isn't really a good idea because towels are highly absorbant of water and therefore become wet extremely easily. When you see a real bag you find that the material is not absorbant of water. With a towel, the inside of it can become wet very easily. Now imagine this thing is a bag. Water will seep in because of the material and wet everything inside. So say on a normal day a family member has to take some important papers to work. In a normal bag nothing would happen. However as this family member is walking to work, there is a huge downpour of rain from the sky. The grass becomes muddy, the ground becomes slippery and the grass turns to mud. Hurridly, with no time to lose, this family member or friend heads to work, knowing they have no time to spare. When they arrive with the towel handbag, they realize the water has seeped through. Astonished, they look at the bag. As moment after moment passes, their face turns to utter shock. Then to utter horror. They have another look again - it could not be, but it was. "The papers! The papers!" There was some important information. As the handbag is opened, water spills out onto the floor. aghast, the family member or friend looks at the paper - where was the writing gone? The water had completely destroyed the ink.
So try to find some other fabric. Also, you'll need a sited instructor as evidenced by the link I posted above.
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