Month: October 2012

Meet Our Snuggly Owl Pinterest Party Winner – Sara Falter

October 5, 2012 WeAllSew

I was looking for a fun, quick, and easy sewing project to help make a dent in my overflowing fleece scrap pile. When I saw the BERNINA USA facebook post for the ‘”Snuggly Owl Pinterest Party,” I thought the owl was really cute and knew that it would be a great project to start with. … More

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BERNINA Partners with Kollabora at Maker Faire in New York

October 4, 2012 Gayle Donahue

BERNINA’s Gayle Schliemann travelled to the Big Apple to join the Kollabora team for a fun weekend of making at this year’s Maker Faire. She and the team from Kollabora prepared an awesome drawstring bag project to be sewn on our BERNINA 350 PE machines. … More

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DIY Trick-or-Treat Banner

October 3, 2012 WeAllSew

Welcome little ghosts and ghoulies with this happy banner. The embroidered letters spell out Trick-or-Treat, and the layers are held together with a simple feather stitch. Don’t have an embroidery machine? Substitute applique or stencils and fabric paint for the stitching. Boo!
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Put the “Give” Back in Thanksgiving with National Tie One On Day™

October 2, 2012 WeAllSew

Over the years, I’d noticed Thanksgiving talked about in terms more commonly associated with stress than joy. Remembering my mother’s absolute love of Thanksgiving as a day more than anything else of sharing and gratefulness, I embarked on a personal campaign to put the “give” back into Thanksgiving.
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Turning Perfect Corners with the New 38 mm Binder Attachment #88

October 1, 2012 Debra Rutledge

I absolutely love BERNINA’s new Binder Attachment #88! The arm that the bias binding is loaded into swings away from the machine making it so much easier to load. But, the best part of that feature is that I can swing the arm out and easily miter the corner of the quilt. … More

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