Whilst I have made every effort to make U-Sew easy to understand and correct in every detail, it is inevitable that some errors or omissions may occur.  U-Sew is made available to you on the understanding that I cannot accept responsibility for problems you encounter for any reason, including omissions, errors, or unclear instructions.

I have found that there are three ways to do anything:

1. The right way
2. The wrong way
3. Your way

The right way is what you will read in books (including the instructions that come with your sewing machine) and what a good educator will teach.  This way is the formal, recommended approach.  It will always work if you follow the instructions exactly.

The wrong way is how you should never do it.  This is what books and educators warn you against.  The wrong way will produce failures, or at best inferior, unpredictable results.

Your own way is how YOU do it!  It's a variation of or alternative to the right way.  This is the result of practice and experience, and is the way that you feel comfortable with, which works for you, and which suits your style.

What I have described in these pages is what I consider to be my way.  This may or may not suit your style of working, but I urge you to develop your own way based on my approach and ideas.