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| Sewing this century is going high-tech and is lending a modern edge to handmade. The traditional sewing circle may have gone the way of the treadle machine, but a new kind of sewing community is staking its territory in cyberspace as sewers surf the Net in ever-increasing numbers. Armed with a keyboard and a mouse, you can seek out fashion inspiration, get information about sewing machines, sergers and other equipment, shop for patterns and fabric, download embroidery designs and most importantly, share ideas and advice with others who share your interests.
The next time you head out onto the "Information Superhighway," pull off at the following stops along the way... •Patterns, Fabrics, and Notions •Sewing Machine and Serger Companies •Sewing Organizations Get involved! The Internet lives up to its name, linking dozens of organizations together, and sharing ideas and actions that will keep sewing alive and well in the new millennium. The following are great launching points. American Sewing Guild •Patterns, Fabrics, and Notions The Blue Gardenia Butterick
Patterns Clover Needlecraft, Inc. Dana Marie Design Co. Fabrications Fashion Patterns by Coni Gorgeous Fabrics Hancock Fabrics Jo-Ann Stores, Inc.® Lazy Girl Designs McCall's Patterns Michael's Fabrics Oriental Silk Co. Petite Plus Patterns
So Vintage Patterns Vogue Fabrics Vogue Fabrics by Mail •Sewing Machine and Serger Companies Amazing Designs Babylock Bernina of America Brother International Corp. Elna Husqvarna/Viking Janome America, Inc. Pfaff Sears/Kenmore Singer Sewing Co. •Other Interesting Sites Creative Sewing and Needlework Festival Donna Karan Hip Line Media Hobby Lobby Jean Haas Original Sewing & Quilt Expo Palmer/Pletsch Sandra Betzina Wallies You Can Make It
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