Farewell to my sewing machine…
Posted in Uncategorized on 02/04/2011 03:09 am by BekahOkay, I know this may sound just ridiculously silly, but I am in tears over my sewing machine. Just recently I bought a newer machine and I so I need to move my “old” machine out and start the new one, but I am having the hardest time with this. I just have so much time invested and so many memories with my machine. I know- silly right? But I decided that if I didn’t allow myself these sad feelings I would misplace them, so I am feeling them out!
So here’s to my old sewing machine, the “Tacsew.” You helped me launch Rebekah Scott Designs and allowed me to kick it up a level with being able to be heavy duty and encouraging me to use leathers and other beautiful heavy fabrics. You never broke down long enough to set me back and you always welcomed me with a loud roar in the morning. I will always cherish our time together and the long hours in the middle of the night under the glow of your light making dreams come true. I’ve raise my children in your viewsite all these years, sometimes even on your counter or sometimes rocking them to sleep by the sound of your engine. Thank you for being the stable one in our relationship and always encouraging me to do one more seam, one more purse, one more filled order. You certainly hold a special place in my heart for the success of this business, thank you for being what God made you and allowing me to get attached. I will continue to care for you and see that you are always well treated. Thank you again Tacsew, your work has changed my life.
Now onward and upward!
I am doing paperwork and new designs on this break. I even took some time to make my daughter’s, Iversyn’s first Christmas dress, and as if that wasn’t enough, I made a coat for her too. After all she does have a mommy that LOVES to create, why not spoil her! It was adorable and so much fun. Everytime I get to the month of January I start dreaming bigger and bigger. I want to have a children’s line someday and I want to design fabric. I get so motivated looking at Gus’ storybooks and the illustrations or making Ivy clothes, I just can’t help it. So to start that process a little, I bought 120 colored pencils to start sketching and dreaming. You have to start somewhere, and I am the first to say, when you would like to do something, do something everyday to get closer to it. For example, buying the pencils, or making a phone call, or an email or blogging about your dreams, they have to start with small steps, you don’t just arrive! Stay tune, I get adreline just thinking about it, literally!