Sewing is a precision-oriented task that many may misconstrue as one that requires little skill. However, a closer look into the task is, indeed, an eye opener for many.
All over the world, sewing is a universal practice that dates back to prehistoric times, beginning from the time our prehistoric ancestors made use of animal fur to warm their bodies from freezing cold temperatures at nighttime and the stifling heat of the sun during the daytime.
They mended animal skin by using crude and sharp materials to cut, shape and sew the animal fur to cover their skin from the elements. As time passed and the world gradually progressed, so did sewing, which evolved to constant changes in processes, methods, designs and equipment.
From what started only as needle and thread, it slowly progressed to one of complex machinery and mass production that not only revolutionized the concept of sewing.
