Nancy Zieman's Sewing A to Z - Part 1 | Sewing With Nancy
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- Nancy shares a sampling of simplified tips and techniques from her book, Sewing A to Z. In this first part of the series she covers letters A-G with techniques such as preparing Anchor Cloths, making Belt Loops, Cutting Out Patterns, using Double Needles, Easing Seams, making Fabric Tubes, and using Gathers.
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Fabulous instructor. Thanks to Nancy and her family as well for leaving her great tutorials on U Tube for us all to benefit from. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing Nancy’s shows. She was a genius! Grateful for her work. She is missed.
Miss her sooo much!❤️❤️❤️
Always great advice. She is great lady.
Greatest teacher!
I actually had the pleasure of meeting Nancy in 2016. What a lovely, talented lady. I started watching her show when it first came out, several years before I started sewing. Miss her so much.❤
Though I am not much of a sewer, I love Nancy s show
What a beautiful, kind, lovely lady
RIP.
Miss her❤she was a Blessing for us seamstress
I just have to tell you Nancy... I was a young bride raising kids on the farm and I watched your show in the 90's.
You taught me so much and I'm forever grateful that I got to Learn to Sew with Nancy.
You were on my mind the other day when I was at the Quilt Museum in Paducah. We met when you came to work at the fabric store I worked at in Illinois where you met your future husband our boss, Richard. So glad you are doing Fantastic! Kim Summarell
Nancy passed away in 2017. Check Google.
I love my EZ cutter electric recharge scissors. I can cut out a pattern really quickly.
❤ forever
I have a question, if two thin fabrics are placed together, do you still use a 60 needle?
I have been gifted m achine without attachments or instruction book. How do I go about obtaining these necessary things to be able to enjoy using machine. Any info will be appreciated.
You can most likely find the user manual online. Type in the machine name and search. Hope this helps
Yes, as Lynetterine says, just Google name of your machine and you'll find the necessary manuals etc
And if you email the manufacturer of the machine there's a good chance they'll help with the attachments.
Show on March 8, 2024