Award winning artist, quilter, author, fabric designer and Twisted Sister Jamie Fingal, who is a self-proclaimed Rebel Quilter is here to share some of her expert free-motion quilting tips! … More
These pretty and unique note cards are made with a combination of hand-embroidery and machine-sewing techniques. Stitch up a personal note with this quick and fun tutorial and surprise somebody you care about. … More
Do you know which side is your scrim side? As a fuser, it’s important for me to figure out which side of my batting has scrim. Here is a tip on how to determine the scrim side of your batting. … More
It’s time for our fourth and final session of the WeAllSew Series, Free-Motion Quilting: Four Designs to Take You Beyond the Basics! … More
Join day three of our Free-Motion Quilting Series here on WeAllSew: Four Designs to Take You Beyond the Basics! … More
Join Day Two of our Free-Motion Quilting Series here on WeAllSew: Four Designs to Take You Beyond the Basics! … More
Join our Free-Motion Quilting Series here on WeAllSew: Four Designs to Take You Beyond the Basics! … More
“If you aren’t using curved piecing, give it a try. I will say don’t let difficulty stop you. Its like not using the last third of the alphabet.” LUKE … More
Chalkboard placemats make a great gift, whether for your little one at home, on the road, or for a friend with creative kids. … More
A clever idea of how to turn a trial block into a nice little quilted table topper using the BERNINA Circular Embroidery Attachment for a perfect circle embellishment. … More
These adorable fabric fortune cookies make unique hand made gifts in medium to large quantities. Whether it is for weddings, showers, birthday or a hostess gift, they are a great idea for any occasion where you need an inexpensive and quick little present. … More
Brand Ambassador Lisa H. Calle shares some tips on what to do when it’s time to part with your old sewing pins. And if parting with your pins sounds a bit crazy, just read on to get some fabulous tips and tricks for keeping the simplest tool in your sewing room – the lowly pin – in tip top shape. … More