Will Form 8815 Monthly 2023-2024

I've been sewing since I was 8 years old. People have been asking me for years if I make my own clothes, dresses, or shirts. I always have to tell them no. I rarely make my own clothes for a few reasons. Firstly, it's not cost-effective. The materials cost as much as a shirt you can buy from H&M or Target. Secondly, it's time-consuming, and if it doesn't turn out right, I've wasted both my time and money. Additionally, I have a problem with self-confidence. When I finish something and wear it, I often feel that it's not good enough or doesn't look normal. This disappointment and discouragement make me hesitant to make my own clothes again. However, I've come to realize that there are advantages to making your own clothes. You can use high-quality fabrics and the best construction techniques, which stores don't offer. You can tailor it to fit you perfectly and customize it to your liking. If you find a skirt that you love but it's slightly too short, or if you like a top but hate the trendy bell sleeves, you can modify it to your preferences. Making your own clothes can also be cost-effective when compared to high-quality designer clothing. Recently, I've had an idea. I've always struggled with making small projects and focused on intricate and time-consuming ones. However, I've neglected basic elements like making mock-ups, fitting, using interfacing, and properly putting in linings. As a result, I often end up with a poorly constructed garment, even if the embroidery or beading is exquisite. To challenge myself and improve my skills, I've decided to make an entire capsule wardrobe from scratch in the month of September. Creating a capsule wardrobe on Pinterest is appealing, but it's often difficult to find the exact items or they're sold out....