MONOFILAMENT THREAD Do you use it? Do you live in fear of it? Do you hear horror stories about it? Do you think that your machine doesn't like it? Does just the thought of using it, make you go weak at the knees? Well, I can very easily change that for you! I can melt away your fears! I can dissolve all those horror stories! I can teach you how to set your machine, so it will LOVE it! I can give you, confidence, knowledge, understanding & power over this thread. You will wonder why you ever had any apprehensions about using monofilament thread... I have been using this thread in vast quantities for over 30 years now, and while teaching classes I noticed how many students were feeling lots of anxiety and fear about it. So much so, that I then decided that it would always be part of my teaching whenever I was doing a class where we were to be sewing with it. This has been a huge success for my students, as they leave feeling absolutely amazed at just how easy it is to sew with, once they have been taught the easy, no fuss way to set their tension, how to find and set the correct stitch length and width, which brands that I always use, where I never have any issues with the thread melting, tangling, or sewing poorly, etc. I decided that as my students were receiving so many positive benefits from now using and understanding monofilament thread, that I would like to share this simple but very valuable knowledge with others right across the world, so they and you, yourself can also start using this thread with absolute confidence. You will feel like I am sitting right beside you, in your sewing area, as the very easy instructions and the many images, keep it all so very simple. Knowledge is a very powerful tool to have, as you can do almost anything you choose to, once you have it. Do Enjoy Rose

Author Biography

If you haven't met me before, then my name is Rose Lewis, I live in the lower part of Victoria, which is at the bottom of Australia. I have been sewing for the biggest part of my life, since a young teenager, in some form or another. Children came along, and so I moved into baby clothes, and as they grew the clothes became bigger. I made my first quilt in the early eighties for my eldest daughter. Patchwork and quilting was very new to Australia at that time, and supplies, books and patterns were certainly limited. Years have come and gone and these days the main type of sewing that I concentrate on is making exhibition quilts. I have won many awards, and written many articles for magazines, blog postings, pdf books, paperback and e-pub books and at the time of writing this, I have been up for Best of Australia twice with two of my major quilts. I have taught patchwork & quilting classes in many places within Australia. I design all my own work and do not work from patterns. If you haven't met me before, then my name is Rose Lewis, I live in the lower part of Victoria, which is at the bottom of Australia. I have been sewing for the biggest part of my life, since a young teenager, in some form or another. Children came along, and so I moved into baby clothes, and as they grew the clothes became bigger. I made my first quilt in the early eighties for my eldest daughter. Patchwork and quilting was very new to Australia at that time, and supplies, books and patterns were certainly limited. Years have come and gone and these days the main type of sewing that I concentrate on is making exhibition quilts. I have won many awards, and written many articles for magazines, blog postings, pdf books, paperback and e-pub books and at the time of writing this, I have been up for Best of Australia twice with two of my major quilts. I have taught patchwork & quilting classes in many places within Australia. I design all my own work and do not work from patterns. If you haven't met me before, then my name is Rose Lewis, I live in the lower part of Victoria, which is at the bottom of Australia. I have been sewing for the biggest part of my life, since a young teenager, in some form or another. Children came along, and so I moved into baby clothes, and as they grew the clothes became bigger. I made my first quilt in the early eighties for my eldest daughter. Patchwork and quilting was very new to Australia at that time, and supplies, books and patterns were certainly limited. Years have come and gone and these days the main type of sewing that I concentrate on is making exhibition quilts. I have won many awards, and written many articles for magazines, blog postings, pdf books, paperback and e-pub books and at the time of writing this, I have been up for Best of Australia twice with two of my major quilts. I have taught patchwork & quilting classes in many places within Australia. I design all my own work and do not work from patterns.