Im quite luck got shown how to sew,not good at it mind but can patch stuff up.
Learnt how to knit,thats hard
(6 October 2012, 17:35)Metroyeti Wrote: [ -> ]Im quite luck got shown how to sew,not good at it mind but can patch stuff up.
Learnt how to knit,thats hard
when i was living on my own i had to learn how to sew on buttons, how to patch things, put up shelves, as well as things like washing/laundry and cooking....i had never cooked anything when i left home so it was a learning curve to say the least!!
Frying an egg for the very first time is a scary experience
(6 October 2012, 17:44)Metroyeti Wrote: [ -> ]Frying an egg for the very first time is a scary experience
first time i tried to fry an egg it didnt even make it into the pan, it ended up in the cutlery drawer!!
i hasten to add i was 13 at the time!!
when i was a lad we had lessons in school on woodwork,gardening,pottery, practical stuff thats still with me now, THATS whats needed NOW cause there will be no jobs and F<>K all else to do for future young uns
Sewing in today's throw away society.
What ever next.
From SWMBO.
Her dad had the right idea, he'd give his wife a button and ask her to "Sew a shirt on it".
We don't want teenagers running round with sharp metal things now, do we !!!