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How to Make a Ruffle Duffle Bag

March 13, 2014 Rachel Howard

Who said functional has to be boring? This duffle is the epitome of practicality wrapped in a stylish presentation. No more drab canvas. Combine roominess, pockets and a zipper closure with a bright print to turn this utilitarian bag into a designer one-of-a-kind piece. … More

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How to Make a Bow Tie – Free Video Tutorial

March 6, 2014 IDILVICE

The mystery of the bow tie is unraveled in this video tutorial. In just a few simple steps you can take a piece of fabric and turn it into the ultimate fashion accessory. … More

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DIY Baby Project Round-up

February 28, 2014 Jessica Abbott

Everyone loves sewing for baby! We have rounded up some of our favorite easy to sew projects for baby, from blankets to dresses to toys. You can make the special little one in your life a handmade gift, or three, with this incredible heart-felt round up. … More

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How to Make a Wrap Burp Cloth with Heat Retention Bottle Pocket

February 27, 2014 Jessica Abbott

Whether you have a new family member on the way or need a sure-to-be-a-hit gift for a baby shower, this burp cloth is a must-have accessory. The heat-retaining bottle pocket makes them the perfect on-the-go solution. … More

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How to Make an Arrows and Hexies Bed Runner

February 25, 2014 Pat Bravo

Pat Bravo brings a modern twist to sewing hexagons in our first WeAllSew webinar, Wednesday, February 26. View the webinar (or recording) at bernina.com; download the instructions here on WeAllSew. … More

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How to Make a Bias Tape Throw Pillow

February 20, 2014 Vanessa Christenson

Classic lines and simple geometry add a distinctive touch to your décor. Have fun with contrasting colors or indulge your fondness for tone-on-tone subtlety. The result is a simple object with striking effect. … More

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How to Make Juliette’s Namaste Beret and Wrist Warmers

February 13, 2014 Juliette Lanvers

We all know what it’s like to find your most beloved sweater coming out of the wash in a matted, shrunken condition – about five sizes too small! Re-craft the now thicker wool into something you can wear and enjoy again. Add a touch of embroidery and you have a designer exclusive! … More

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How to Make a Scrappy Eyeglass Case

February 10, 2014 WeAllSew

This scrap-busting project from fiber artist Carol Ann Waugh features randomly-arranged pieces of fabric free-motion appliqued in place. There’s no “right” or “wrong” way to create your pieced panel – anything goes! … More

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How To Sew A Simple Heart-Shaped Treat Pocket

February 7, 2014 WeAllSew

Sew a simple heart with a pocket to hold a little sweet treat or love note for your favorite Valentine. … More

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How to Make a Pen and Pencil Case from Pieces of Ribbon

February 5, 2014 Jo Leichte

This pencil case is made entirely of 1″-wide ribbon. Adapt to any size: Use a single piece of ribbon to hold just one special pencil or pen, two ribbons for a pencil/pen set, or multiple ribbons for a set of artists pens, pencils, or brushes. … More

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Packing for Portland, with an Easy-Peasy Flat-Iron Case Project

February 4, 2014 Jo Leichte

This weekend I’ll be in Portland for three days at the Modern Quilt Guild SewDown. Today I’m packing my suitcase and needed a case for my flat-iron – something quick and easy to sew. … More

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How to Make a Lovey-Dovey Pillow

February 3, 2014 WeAllSew

In the mood for a little romance? Whether the answer is “Yes” or “No,” this cute Lovey-Dovey Pillow is a humorous way to signal your intentions. … More

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