A big congratulations to our members who have been levelling up recently! Congratulations to: - Jan Appleton – Level 4 - Jane Harbison – Level 4 - Glenna James – Level 2 - Judy Lange – Level 2 I dont usually put a lot of emphasis on the leaderboards because life isnt a competition. But every level represents something valuable - asking questions, sharing your projects, helping others, and being an active part of Sewing Boss. This community grows because of members who jump in, encourage each other, and keep learning together. Whether you've just joined or you're working your way through the levels, every contribution makes a difference. Keep the conversations going, share what you're making, ask for help when you need it, and celebrate each other's wins. Before you know it, you'll be seeing your own name in one of these posts! Well done, everyone, and thank you for making this such a supportive place to sew and learn together.

Just for fun, copy and pop your answers below. Lets see what funny quirks and habits we can find. ​Woven or Knit? ​Natural Fibers (Linen/Cotton) or Synthetics (Polyester/Nylon)? ​Solids or Prints? ​Rigid Denim or Stretch Denim? ​Silky Rayon or Structured Canvas? ​Bold Prints or Subtle Textures?

It's so wonderful to be surrounded by other micro/small business owners in Skool. If you have a Skool or a business off Skool, please share your links here and let everyone know what you offer. We won't be doing posts like this too often, so go for it here.

Hello, I'm so glad you're here! I started this group to support thoughtful, focused learning - the kind that happens when people can ask real questions, share work-in-progress, and think things through without noise or pressure. To get the most from the group I'd love you to contribute. Have you noticed the little number under your profile picture? That's your level rank and it goes up the more your comment and interact. You can do this by asking questions, sharing what you’re working on, or offering considered feedback to others. To protect the learning environment, this is not a space for self-promotion or spam, and I ask that all suggestions and feedback are shared constructively and with care. Sewing is a skill built over time, and mistakes, questions, and uncertainty are all part of the process. These guidelines exist so everyone can feel comfortable slowing down, learning properly, and sewing well together. 👗 Keep posts on topic 🩱 Contribute so you can level up 🩳 No self-promotion or spam 🧥 Make suggestions constructive Let's kick this off with an introduction - pop a comment below and let us know what you're working on