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not really. i've got a few needles that might be able to pierce the clothing, and a few holes in one or two of my night clothes.

just need to find a decent guide on how to sew 'em up, really.

ah, not really like
hemming jeans pants or stuff like that xD

gestures. i have no idea what you just said.

:D I can sew like a 6 year old.
I've never really used a machine before. >u>;

Mm. I've got needles from cross stitch kits, so it might be fine to use those.

I once tried to sew together a weird eel hat, >u>; but I used some green felt that made the hat look like Link's hat from Zelda and I gave up entirely. <x}

I've made a cosplay before
And a pinafore for another
And the inner piece for the third that ended up being about 2k pipe cleaners

And of course their age is reverse order I mentioned

I learned how to hand sew with my hands and machine from my family when I was in kindergarten because my family had an alteration service inside our Salon. We also made wedding and traditional dresses for brides...let me see if I can get a picture on google of what they look like,



No, it's not Thai, if you are trying to ask me XD

;U; It's so gold an' sparkly.

We have many different colors,
but gold is like the main one.

It's very nice! So pretty. ;u;
It's making me hungry. :[
I want to eat something gold...like Pizza. Or Goldfish. x}

You are too funny and I love your
goldfish avatar haha it's unique and cute!

:3
Tank you very much.
I'm a Magikarp. :D

This one's a male tho. o-o

@Voidbarker: Sewing with cross-stitch needles works, but proves unneccessarily tedious. Embroidery needles are less sharp pointed than actual sewing needles, because aida cloth already has "holes". Planning to do it more often, you can save yourself some hassle if you invest in (even low quality dollar store) sewing needles.