by sirvineperry@att.net | Mar 25, 2020 | adaptive technique, Blind, Braided Rugs, Hand Sewing, How To/DIY, Inspirations, Needle Arts, Needle Arts organizations, Resource, Sewing, sewing project, Special education resource, teaching resource, Textiles, Uncategorized, vision loss
Stitching for most everyone, beginner or not, vision or not. Especially for those parents and individuals looking for resources to inspire what to do to occupy their time, hands, nerves, thoughts or to express their feelings of this season of time in our world through...
by sirvineperry@att.net | Mar 21, 2020 | Uncategorized
During this season where the whole world is being asked to stay in place at their homes some may be saying what shall I do? Others, how am I feeling about this? Or, what am I thinking about this? For myself, I have been flitting between virtually staying in contact... by sirvineperry@att.net | Mar 24, 2019 | adaptive technique, Blind, books, Braided Rugs, Hand Sewing, Machine Sewing, Needle Arts, Needle Felting, Resource, Sewing, Special education resource, teaching resource, Uncategorized, vision loss
Apparently a couple of you have had difficulty accessing the Needle Arts books. Try again below…. So you can keep on with your favorite needle art. Machine sewing large print...
by sirvineperry@att.net | Apr 8, 2017 | adaptive technique, Blind, books, Hand Sewing, How To/DIY, Inspirations, Needle Arts, Needle Felting, notion/tool, projects, Resource, sewing project, Special education resource, teaching resource, Textiles, vision loss
It is always fun to discover a new resource to help with a Needle Arts project! At a sewing and craft show I discovered Lumenaris, www.lumenaris.com, with their vast array of colors, shapes and sizes of pre-cut wool felt pieces. Useful, if folk don’t want to cut wool...
by sirvineperry@att.net | Apr 1, 2017 | adaptive technique, Blind, How To/DIY, Inspirations, Labeling, Machine Sewing, Needle Arts, notion/tool, Organizing, projects, Quilting, Resource, Sewing, Special education resource, strip quilting, teaching resource, Textiles, Uncategorized, vision loss
Questions: Where does a Visually Impaired person start when it comes to quilting or is quilting possible? Yes, quilting is possible to do non-visually. I have found the strip quilting method is not complicated non-visually. This technique is conducive to team sewing,...