Halloween is just around the corner again, and we’ve gathered together our favorite free sewing projects to help you decorate your home, create a costume, and trick-or-treat in style. Halloween Decorations to Sew for Your Home Greet your guests at the front door with this happy jack-o-lantern. Find the DIY Happy Jack Door Hanger tutorial More …
As quilters, we are all about piecing, but we took a little detour to play with these modern ribbons by Amy Butler and wound up with the Woven with Love Pillow. It is such a simple pillow project that requires very little cutting, and there is still room to embellish and play with the layout More …
Rope bowls are a fun, easy, and quick project with tons of uses! Keep one near your front door to catch your keys and loose change when you walk in, on your bedside table to hold your jewelry for the evening, or go big and make a statement basket for your living room décor. They’re More …
This tutorial guides you through the steps of creating a Ohio Star Variation Quilt Block table topper. More …
Hey everyone! Julie Eilber here from the blog Jet Set Sewing. We fashion “makers” love to create our own clothes with the help of our BERNINAS. Now, thanks to Sprout Patterns, we can design our own fabric and have the pattern printed right on the yardage! Here are a few tips if you decide to More …
In my previous tutorial, you learned my favorite tips for foundation paper piecing a single Get Happy block. If you loved making it and want to sew more blocks, this tutorial will help you make tops for a pillow or lap quilt. Materials to Make a Get Happy!! Pillow Top This pillow top is made More …
Hello, I hope you are enjoying our Vintage Ornaments Quilt-Along! Today we will work on the final two applique blocks and play with “fussy cutting”. You can find information on our previous Vintage Ornaments posts here: Supplies, Blocks 1 and 2, Blocks 3 and 4, and Blocks 5 and 6. Materials to Make the Fussy Cut More …
Leslie Padoll of the 7th Bone Tailoring team will guide you through a quick way to add embellishment to your woven dress shirts. Watch as Leslie explains how to eyeball the placement of your trim and stabilize the fabric if necessary. This easy-to-do application is a great way to customize any dress shirt in your More …
Denim blue jeans have been in style for more than 100 years, all the way back to 1873 when Levi Strauss first manufactured pants from dungaree cloth! When you find that favorite fitting pair of blue jeans, you’ll mend and alter them to keep on wearing them as long as possible. And when those blue jeans More …
This month’s block in the BERNINA Block of the Month Series is the Ohio Star Variation Block! For Block 6, this month we will be making four 12” Ohio Star variation blocks and seaming them together to form a large 24″ block. I love this traditional block and all its variations! If you are buying fabric More …