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I can. My MIL taught me a few years ago.

I asked for a machine for Christmas a few years ago and have been teaching myself by doing small projects. I've made things like curtains, and pillows, and baby booties. All pretty easy stuff. I think I'd like to take a class to learn how to do more complicated things.

I blame nesting, but I really wanted to make my son a felt stocking with all the hand embroidery for Christmas this year. So I broke out all my Home Ec experience from middle school and put in some late hours till I was happy with it.

I wish I knew more about using the machine that I have boxed up, but I have so much extended family that quilts, I really want to avoid it

Not really. I used to be able to in the 7th grade (my one year of home ec) but due to lack of practice I barely remember any of it and struggle to make even minor repairs. Sometimes I feel embarrassed about it.

Sew as in handsew--embroidery right? Then yes I know.

I know embroidery..
And Crochet--when my older brother's kids were little, I used to crocket baby blakets for them.
I love hand sew though. I used to sew little animals flowers and their Chinese names on their baby Bib, and on their baby handkerchief.. Now they older; they don't need my sewing or crochet anymore, lol

When my husband's shirt button come off, I always sew the button back on for him.
Last time I got bored, I sew my husband name on the little corner of his shower towels.. I want to sew little flowers and Chinese words on the corner of his towels too, Lol

Timely thread! I'm like Looch and can do simple mending, buttons, and sew in straight lines with a machine. So I did a (very mediocre but passable) job of attaching blackout lining to our living room curtains.

BUT....my husband just bought a sewing machine for himself! He always has to have his trousers hemmed and our local place charges $16/pair. So DH just bought a cheap machine with Amazon points and spent all last night reading the manual and practicing so now he can use the blind stitch option and hem his own pants and save money.

He will basically go to any lengths to save money, haha. I took all kinds of pics and videos of him sewing last night.

I can sew. I've done several quilts and am now getting into garment sewing. I'm still working on learning how to tailor.

I can handsew and machine sew but we don't have a machine. I sewed my son a dinosaur tail freehand and have made patches for my daughter's clothing (easier than finding a replacement for the super-loved Elsa shirt.)

But i lied and told my husband that I couldn't sew FOR YEARS because i hate sewing on buttons.

I can do basic sewing.

My mother was a wonderful seamstress and I helped her quite a bit as a child. And I took a clothing design class in high school that taught me some more skills. But I have never done it frequently, so I forget things, like how to thread the sewing machine, and have to relearn each time. But over the years I've done lots of mending and altering of clothes, occasionally made household decor type things and made several Halloween costumes.

I don't know how, but really want to learn. My MIL bought be a sewing machine, but I have yet to learn how to use it.

I can sew a few things...nursing cover, curtains, pajamas. My mom is getting into quilting big time so I will defer all real jobs to her.

I dabble a bit. I can't really read patterns so I just try and create my own.

Sewing is a hobby for me. I learned out of necessity being 5'2" and needing to hem all of my pants I have made a quilt for fun and new drapes for my RV. One of these days I will be making new drapes for my large arched window in the master bedroom.