Wednesday 26 August 2020

Sewing

 Today in sewing we were making masks. We spent 9 weeks in sewing and it was the year 8's last time. We were building on our sewing skills and we had a range of different ways of making the masks. We had to use the whip stitch which goes over and over. We also got to use the sewing machine. A huge thanks to Anne for teaching us skills we can use later on in our lives and also all the different stitches. As well as teaching us how to use the machine's we are now safe to use public transport. 

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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous31 August 2020 at 14:27

    Hi John cool post but you need to add stuff that you did in lockdown but
    good post

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  2. Leyla18 September 2020 at 11:12

    Mōrena John. I am Leyla from Saint Mary's school.
    I enjoyed reading about your sewing class.
    I learnt that the whip stitch is where you go over and over again.
    Maybe next time you could explain more about how you did your mask, what colour your thread was, and what type of material you used.
    Please visit my blog
    here
    Mā te wā
    Leyla

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  3. Cheryl @ Manaiakalani27 September 2020 at 15:42

    Kia ora John,
    what a great practical way to learn how to sew. Making something that is useful is a great skills to have.
    from Mrs Torrie

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  4. Anonymous13 October 2020 at 13:59

    HI John its Troy from Ahipara school.
    That is really cool. Have you worn it in public yet? Maybe next time you could add a bit more detail on how you made it. Keep up the good work!

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  5. Anonymous13 October 2020 at 14:21

    Hi John its Hunter from Ahipara school. Those are really cool masks. Did you wear them in public? Maybe next time you could explain more how you made them.

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