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A sewing hub for sewers to learn all disciplines. Couture, bridal, tailoring, up-cycling, fashion, measuring, patterns, hand, machine sewing & more.

9 contributions to Connected Through Play
What Are the Biggest Lessons You’ve Learnt From Having Children?
For those of you who have children, what are the biggest lessons parenthood has taught you? Not just practical things, but things about patience, responsibility, relationships, money, time, priorities, or even yourself. And if you don’t have children, you can still join in. What do you think people should understand, prepare for, or learn before having children? I’m curious because becoming a parent seems to change the way people see life in ways you probably can’t fully understand beforehand. So what is one lesson you wish you had known earlier?
What Are the Biggest Lessons You’ve Learnt From Having Children?
0 likes • Sep 6
@Mary Nunaley we either lean in and learn, or we avoid !!!
3 likes • Sep 6
@Patrick Taylor making peace with trauma ... hell yeah to this one !!! understanding we are habits from our own parents, but don't have to build on them, we have a choice.
What Kind of Jokes Are You Willing to Corrupt the Children With? 😂
Serious question… sort of. Adults have all kinds of humour — sarcasm, dad jokes, puns, silly nonsense, dark humour, slapstick, wordplay, ridiculous observations and jokes that probably should never leave the group chat. 🤣 But what kind of comedy would you actually feel happy sharing with children? I mean your own children, nieces, nephews, grandchildren, pupils, family friends’ children… basically any small human who might repeat the joke at the worst possible moment. Would you happily share: - silly jokes - puns and wordplay - knock-knock jokes - funny misunderstandings - slapstick humour - gentle sarcasm - “dad joke” level comedy - observational humour And where do you personally draw the line? What I’m really curious about is this: What makes a joke funny enough for adults, but still safe, clever and enjoyable enough for children? Because “family-friendly” doesn’t have to mean boring. So come on — what kind of comedy would you happily pass down to the next generation… and what would you definitely keep locked away until they’re 18? 😂
What Kind of Jokes Are You Willing to Corrupt the Children With? 😂
2 likes • Aug 29
my auntie use to say, if you swallow that chewing gum, it'll grow into a rock in your belly, I now use that one .. haha
1 like • Sep 6
@Paulette Ng my auntie now says some right random stuff to my kids, but you know what, they listen .. hahahha
Do You Teach Your Children About Gardening? 🌱
I’m curious — do you involve your children in gardening? Do they help with things like planting seeds, watering flowers, growing vegetables, pulling weeds, or learning about insects and nature? I think gardening can teach children so many useful things without it feeling like a lesson — patience, responsibility, where food comes from, how plants grow, and even how to care for the environment. If you have children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, pupils, or other little ones in your life, do you garden with them? And what do they enjoy most — planting, watering, harvesting… or just getting covered in mud? 😂🌻
Do You Teach Your Children About Gardening? 🌱
2 likes • Aug 29
the first classroom for every human, should be the garden .. 🔥🍃🌎
2 likes • Aug 29
we learn in the garden, from veg patch to climbing trees, animals and tidying
🎉 Congratulations on Reaching 300+ Members! 🎉
Well done, Mary! 😊 What an amazing milestone — over 300 members and still growing! 👏 It’s wonderful to see the community getting bigger, with more people joining, sharing, learning and supporting one another. A huge congratulations to everyone involved in building such a friendly and valuable community. Here’s to the next milestone — 500 members, perhaps? 😄🚀
🎉 Congratulations on Reaching 300+ Members! 🎉
3 likes • Aug 23
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🎃 When is the best time to upload Halloween-themed books to Amazon KDP?
I’m currently planning some Halloween-themed colouring books and would love to hear from anyone with KDP experience. When do you usually upload your Halloween books so they have enough time to be approved, indexed and discovered by customers? I don’t want to upload them so early that people aren’t interested yet, but I also don’t want to leave it too late and miss the main buying season. Would you recommend publishing in July, August or September? Any advice based on your own experience would be greatly appreciated. 😊
🎃 When is the best time to upload Halloween-themed books to Amazon KDP?
2 likes • Jul 15
July, ready for a 3 month turn over, early August the latest. Feed backlinks to the amazon sale, gives you time to build authority this season.
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Claire Amelia
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