I want learn to do basic stitching, can you teach me.?

You guys got it good, I always sewed my own stuff, still do. Just cut an old denim pants and used the cloth to fix the pockets I destroyed with various screws and bolts etc. It's now better than before.

Wow!

When I saw in college, my suit sleeve was too short and I extended it by using all the extras from the shoulder joint.

It took me days but it was done

PS

I still have that suit

I can operate the old style singer sewing machine like a pro. These new ones i am lost. Wife has Paff that is about 20 years old. I dont know diddly squat. I told my daughter to take it since her husband knows how to use those machine

Nehru back in school the girls had sewing class. I use to join in just for fun and getting close to the girls. But i actually did end up learning how to do some sewing.  Plus as a kid i hung around my uncle who actually could use the singer machine so i learnt

ayo gat am good ayo gat clothes and sewing machine to boot

I bought 2 Indian outfit all the way from Jaipur but dem thing laaaang till to my ankle(Taliban Style) so I want to cut and hem . I went out to Liberty dem Rass want 20 dollars each.  I paid 60 dollars for them including shipping and Taxes.  Hell no I wont pay!!!

Thank god I went to Singer school in GT . and was a designer at Lysons in GT 

Been sewing since I was a kid. Still can. Can sew a pants from scratch. The pockets are the hardest thing to sew on pants. Can cut and sew flounce skirts too.

I have been married 30 years now, but my wife only ever saw me sow something a couple of years ago. She was surprised that I knew what to do.

In addition to sewing Iman do a real good job at baking, and cooking,no joke yeh. Couple nights ago I made a nice cookup rice that turned into a cookup jello. I turned the pot over and out fell the blob with a shape like Jabba DaHut. I wish I took a picture, would make for great conversation. Ohhh what a work of art.

I don't know anything about cooking.

I don't know how to bake, but cooking is something I do enjoy these days after splashing out on a very expensive kitchen. I even just ordered a new pressure cooker. My preferred make for pots is Berndes. They hold the heat very well. My menu is limited, but I am willing to experiment with new ideas.

Mr.T posted:

I don't know how to bake, but cooking is something I do enjoy these days after splashing out on a very expensive kitchen. I even just ordered a new pressure cooker. My preferred make for pots is Berndes. They hold the heat very well. My menu is limited, but I am willing to experiment with new ideas.

Try making cookup rice.