Today’s #ooakdiarieschallenge is #lessonlearned and oh man, I’ve learned a few tough ones over the years. I’ve rewritten this post several times, because some of those learned lessons came harsh, and left a mark, and I seem to still be angry about some of it. Basically, the lesson I learn the most often is to get back up and try again. I’ve officially quit fashion design about 4-5 times over the 16 years that I’ve been involved in the craft. I’ve gone back to it every time, despite store closures, spousal cancer, and everything in between, and I’m always happy to get into it again. Designing, producing and selling clothing to people is my favourite thing to do, and even though it breaks my heart to be rejected/dropped from stores, I still love the game. Also, I got pretty good at it over the last few years, and I don’t want to have that skill set go to waste ;)
.
.
.
#ooak19 #ooakdiaries #womenswear #fashiondesigner #supportsmallbusiness #slowfashion #entrepreneur #dresseswithpockets #canadiandesigner #torontofashion #onlinedresses #etsyseller #dressmaking #smallbusinessjourney #oshawasucks #youknowitstrue #fashiontoronto #vintageinspired #amiescott
One thought on “How to Print and Assemble Your Sewing Pattern PDF”