The first time I set up my sewing room, full of enthusiasm, I put the sewing machine onto a computer desk with wheels so I could make the best use of the space. I set up a cutting table with the cutting mat and rotary cutter my mum had bought for me.
When I started sewing I quickly realized that the machine on the computer desk vibrated so badly that it was impossible to sew a straight seam. Lesson learned.
The blade of the rotary cutter needed constant sharpening. Cutting out a dress like that is slow and frustrating.
When an experienced seamstress came to visit, she saw the rotary cutter and laughed.
“Why don't you get an electric one?”
I didn't know electric cutters existed. Getting one literally cut the time it took me to make a dress in half ..
The thing is, when we start out or move on to a new level in business, we just don't know what we don't know. So we soldier on with what we have .. or find a better solution.
Same with online tech .. you can't ask for what you don't know exists .. if you feel you're not working efficiently get in touch, let's have a chat. It might save you hours of time and frustration.
(In case you're wondering … no, the room in the pic isn't mine, no sewing room that's actually used for sewing looks that tidy, ever 🙂
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