How to Sew a Dart
With a precise machine, sewing a clean and precise dart is simply a matter of a few key steps! More …
Behind-the-scenes Look at New York Fashion Week
Join BERNINA Ambassador, Corin Wright, for a behind-the-scenes look at New York Fashion Week. More …
BERNINA Presser Feet for Cosplay Fabrics
Curious about what sewing machine foot to use for your odd, textured, or sticky cosplay fabrics? Let’s learn about what choices are out there to help ease your mind. More …
How to Sew a Bound Seam (Hong Kong Seam)
Seam finishes come in all kinds of varieties and developing your repertoire of techniques can keep your sewing skills sharp and versatile. Learn how to sew a Hong Kong seam—or a bound seam. It is the perfect seam finish for unlined projects like jackets and some dresses or pants. More …
Beginner Guide to Common Garment Sewing Terms
Unsure what all those terms mean? Use this glossary of sewing terms to learn the language of sewing and decode those instructions. More …
Tips for Sewing a Basic Tee: Serging a Blind Hem
Learn tips and tricks to sew a basic tee and serge a blind hem using a blindstitch foot. Blind hems are stretchy and nearly invisible! More …
Garment Sewing Tips, Tricks and Projects
Interested in garment sewing? Whether you’re an experienced garment sewist or just getting started, we’ve collected great tips for you. More …
Serging 101: Understanding Your Serger
New to the world of overlockers and sergers? Understanding your serger will help you feel comfortable and confident while using your machine. More …
Tips for Sewing a Basic Tee: Construct a Neckband
Learn how to sew and construct a basic knit tee neckband with tips and tricks to ensure professional results every time. More …
Tips for Sewing, Embroidery, Machine Maintenance and More!
Celebrate National Sewing Machine Month with sewing tips and tricks from WeAllSew! More …
Tips for Sewing a Basic Tee: Fabric Selection
Learn tips and tricks to sew a basic knit tee, starting with your fabric choice. Plus, download the FREE Seattle pattern! More …
Four+ Ways to Finish Seams
If you want your projects, especially garments, to look as good on the inside as they do on the outside, finishing the seams is the way to go. Not only will they look good, but the seams will also be stronger, and the fabric edges will wear better and fray less. Learn four ways (plus a few extras!) to finish seams on a variety of fabrics and projects. More …