Eve’s words and advices

Like any artisanal manual activity, practice and experience will help you progress. Be kind to yourself. The initial results may not satisfy you. Remember that even Frida Khalo made drafts before creating a masterpiece. She surely had some not-so-glorious failures. Don’t be too hard on yourself, and consider that each mistake allows you to do better and more easily next time. Just like with a painting, you can start with a “sketch” using a fabric you don’t particularly like or an old sheet to make all the mistakes without pressure.

I consider my patterns and content as learning tools. I am convinced that almost everything can be learned online. With Triple Kiwi, the idea is to guide you in learning, provide you with a method, a roadmap that will help you find the information you need for your journey and goals in this web jungle.

That’s why I invite you to share your comments, doubts, and suggestions with me. I’ll be happy to respond and guide you, which will help me refine and adapt my offerings.

To your needles… ready… have fun!