Comments on: Sewing bug http://www.mommymisadventures.com/2008/11/21/sewing-bug/ Long days and short years since 2008 Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:49:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lam http://www.mommymisadventures.com/2008/11/21/sewing-bug/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Lam Sat, 22 Nov 2008 23:25:36 +0000 http://www.mommymisadventures.com/?p=329#comment-71 * Don't forget to sign up for Joann's circulars, in which there is always a 40% off coupon. Plus, every 2 months or so, they usually have a huge notions sale where the entire notions wall is 50% off--that's scissors, Velcro, snaps, d-rings, markers, pins, needles, etc. at half off. Honestly, I don't think I've ever paid full price for a single item at Joann's. And now I have a credit card that gives me Joann's points (hence the many $10 cards laying around in my purse). * Nursing covers don't have to be thought of as a way of hiding breastfeeding. They are also very effective at shutting out distractions for very curious babies who might not otherwise stay latched long enough for a full feeding. * There are several specialty sites and blogs dedicated exclusively to Japanese crafting books (sewing, crocheting, felting, etc.) and they often show very detailed images. While you're waiting to order your book, you might consider sneaking some peeks on the cheap. * Don’t forget to sign up for Joann’s circulars, in which there is always a 40% off coupon. Plus, every 2 months or so, they usually have a huge notions sale where the entire notions wall is 50% off–that’s scissors, Velcro, snaps, d-rings, markers, pins, needles, etc. at half off. Honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever paid full price for a single item at Joann’s. And now I have a credit card that gives me Joann’s points (hence the many $10 cards laying around in my purse).

* Nursing covers don’t have to be thought of as a way of hiding breastfeeding. They are also very effective at shutting out distractions for very curious babies who might not otherwise stay latched long enough for a full feeding.

* There are several specialty sites and blogs dedicated exclusively to Japanese crafting books (sewing, crocheting, felting, etc.) and they often show very detailed images. While you’re waiting to order your book, you might consider sneaking some peeks on the cheap.

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