Hi. I’m Sandra Clemons. I’m new to WeAllSew and excited to be here. I’ve started my business in April of 2014 as a quilt designer. Since, my quilts have been published in over a dozen magazines, such as McCall’s, Quiltmaker, American Patchwork, and Modern Quilts Unlimited. Today, let’s make an Easter Basket. I’ve been meaning More …
Welcome to my studio! I make fused art quilts with free-motion machine quilting. Every inch of the colorful fabrics used in my designs is covered with fusible web. And, as a precaution, I fuse more fabric than necessary to construct a new design. This means I have lots of cut-aways or left over fused fabrics. More …
Hi, my name is Kari Carr from New Leaf Stitches and I’m here today to tell you that I’m…partial to partial seams. As a designer and teacher I often hear people say they are intimidated by new techniques such as this. My wish is that after this project, you’ll have the confidence to tackle any More …
Paula Nadelstern, a lifelong New Yorker, introduces you to one of her favorite stops in the New York Garment District, a genuine textile lover’s shopping mecca. I fell in love the first time I walked through the door of M&S Schmalberg, the single remaining custom, handmade fabric flower manufacturer in the New York City Garment More …
Hi everyone! My name is Nancy Mahoney and I’ve been making quilts for over 30 years. My early quilts were hand quilted. However, for the last 20 years or so, all of my quilts have been machine quilted. When quilting with my BERNINA 790 I use a variety of techniques, including the BERNINA Walking-foot # More …
I got so excited with the arrival of my Essentials II collection that I started a project as soon as I could say QUILTING! Also, Art Gallery Fabrics just recently released The Denim Studio and naturally, I had to get my hands on some of their premium substrates. I was absolutely thrilled to see how good Bluebottle Field More …
Welcome back to Week 3 of the Greek Key Quilt-Along! You can find post 1 (fabric requirements and cutting) here, and post 2 (making the blocks) here. This week we’re going to be sewing the top together, quilting and binding! A finished quilt is in sight! First we’re going to sew the 8-1/2″ blocks we made More …
Customize this fabric message board to go with any decor and hang it in the mudroom, kitchen or studio. It would make a great gift for a college student too! Materials to create a Fabric Message Board National Nonwovens Wool felt—one piece 16″ x 21″ . I use the 65/35 wool/rayon blend. Note: You can More …
Don’t you just love collecting those cute little pins from your favorite quilters and vendors? I have a mug filled with favorites in my studio. This little project will let you get them out and show them off. Hi, my name is Teri Henderson Tope. I am a quilter, teacher, author, iquilt instructor and a More …
Do you organize your thread? This great organization tip from Nancy Prince comes in handy in your sewing room. Little did I know 17 years ago when I started thread painting that thread would become such a large part of my life. Needless to say thread is stashed in various locations throughout my studio. The More …
Once you have pieced, basted, and quilted your quilt, there is one more step before enjoying your finished work of art—adding the binding. There are so many binding options, it can seem overwhelming: single fold, double fold, cutting on the grain, cutting on the bias, wide, and skinny. I encourage you to try various techniques More …
Ever have pockets that do not fit your cell phone? Wish you didn’t need a purse with that oversized winter jacket? Erin from 7th Bone Tailoring will show you how to customize your pocket size. Learn basic pattern making techniques to add subtle additions to your wardrobe. Watch this video an learn how to customize More …
