Tag Archives: sewing

Woodworkers Should Learn to Sew

Posted on February 13, 2013 by literaryworkshop

I enjoy making things I need, and while I frequently turn to wood as my default medium of pragmatic expression, I have recently found myself making a few necessary objects out of fabric. At first, I assumed that this new … Continue reading →

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Tiny Tool Roll (for Plow Plane Irons)

Posted on February 9, 2013 by literaryworkshop

When I first bought my Veritas plow plane a couple years ago, I immediately made a small tool roll to hold the irons.   It was one of my first real sewing projects, so it was a little rough.  But … Continue reading →

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New Shop Apron

Posted on February 3, 2013 by literaryworkshop

Although I always wear an apron while cooking, I have seldom worn one at the workbench, until now.  I had tried wearing work aprons, but they weighed heavily on my neck after a couple hours, and the pockets just filled … Continue reading →

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