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Sew Young, Sew Fun: Program #402

27 minutes 30 seconds

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Woman and 2 girls stand behind a table littered with sewing supplies. 2 dress forms stand in the background. Caption. So your supplies are fabric, your pattern.

With help from guest Sue Hausmann, kids express their personal tastes as they make a raglan sleeve T-shirt. Sue covers the basics of pattern selection, choosing materials and notions, fabric preparation, and using either a sewing machine or serger to put the garment together. Host Nina Kay uses the short segments to present sewing tips for appliques and stabilizers, new notions, and other short cuts when sewing. Sue Hausmann uses a serger to make a lettuce edge on a sleeve. For further information, contact the Web site at www.sewyoungsewfun.com.

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Runtime: 27 minutes 30 seconds

Topic: Arts
Subtopic: Crafts, Sewing
Grade/Interest Level: All
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Release Year: 2002
Producer/Distributor: KS, Inc.
Series: Sew Young, Sew Fun

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Closeup of a hand running fabric through a sewing machine. Caption. You're going to stop right at that mark.

Woman and 2 girls stand behind a table littered with sewing supplies. 2 dress forms stand in the background. Caption. So your supplies are fabric, your pattern.

2 women in collared denim shirts stand behind a table filled with craft supplies. Notions hang from store shelves in background. Caption. You can turn photos into fabric.

Woman in a collared denim shirt looks at camera with lips pursed in mid-speech. Packages of Velcro rest on a table in front of her and packages of notions hang from store shelves behind her. Caption. Let me explain hook and loop tape.

Girl runs fabric through a sewing machine while a woman sitting next to her looks on. Caption. We needed a lightweight thread in the bobbin.

Closeup of midsection of a person standing behind an embellished purple backpack that rests on a cutting mat. Caption. And decorate your backpack.

Closeup of a hand running a red zipper on yellow fabric through a sewing machine. Caption. And do the same at the bottom, a square.

Closeup of snaps lined up in a row on a blue cutting mat. A finger points to the first snap. Caption. And you have your fashion colored snap.

Woman and girl sit at a sewing table and look down at a large page of instructions. Caption. What we have to do before anything else.

Girl lifts presser foot on a sewing machine and removes fabric. Woman sitting next to her smiles and looks on. Caption. Great. Take it out from underneath there.