I had a line number of 6694 in 2011 and sewed on 01 Mar 2012. its usually aroung 1,000 per month, give or take.
Working for a clothing maker- I sew the hip pockets on jeans. I am paid a set amount for each pocket (piece) that I sew on. I do not have an hourly rate of pay.
Galatians 6: 7-9
Yes you can either go to a shop where they emborder it, or you can have someone sew it for you.
You can tey a purse or if you like to sew make your own. Hope I helped.
its okay
April 2010
In order to form a line and right angle turns (in case your quilting) sew an EVEN number of SAME size triangles.
Absolutely... You can lost your line number for numerous reasons. Depending on your CC, he/she can take that from you for the littlest incident. Just walk on eggshells until you sew on.
I had a line number of 6694 in 2011 and sewed on 01 Mar 2012. its usually aroung 1,000 per month, give or take.
There are a number of ways to learn where to sew badges on a Brownie vest. You could ask the scout leader for example.
Sew Fast Sew Easy was created in 1991.
The word "sew" is a verb, not a noun. There is no plural for sew.
i expect it means, the same as ditch stitching, say you have put a band on a skirt, well where the band meets the skirt, right at that line, sew , so that you don't notice it...good luck
That depends on exactly what you mean. (USAF?) For Air Force, most likely you'll not put on SSgt before 4 years depending on your promotion test scores. If and when you do make it, you'll be assigned a "line number". Which stacks everyone up according to how long they've been in the current rank before promotion. So if you make it your first time most likely it will be about a year after you test for you to actually put on the new rank. Also, in the month that your promotion "line number" comes up, you put on the new rank on the first day of the month in which you're being promoted.
First off, if you sewed on SSgt in March of 2011 then there is no way that you can already have 6 years TIG (Time in Grade). Either way, with a sew on date of March 2011 you'll be testing for TSgt in the next cycle which means you'll be testing in Feb or March of 2013. Lord help us!
The short answer is glue, but use a type that is non-corrosive to neoprene. Either that or use fishing line and sew it.