Passiflora Quilt Along, Part 4: Round Two
In part four of the Passiflora Quilt Along, we’ll continue building on what we’ve pieced together so far, creating our round with triangles! … More
In part four of the Passiflora Quilt Along, we’ll continue building on what we’ve pieced together so far, creating our round with triangles! … More
Faux piped binding is one of those sewing techniques that looks time-consuming and intricate. We’ll let you in on a little secret–it’s not! See for yourself! We wouldn’t be surprised if your next quilt has faux piped binding! … More
A basic beanie for a baby is a simple and quick project to make using your overlocker. This project is also a great use for those little bits of knit scraps that come from making other clothing projects. Get ready to whip these beanies up by the dozen—and have a beanie for every outfit! … More
Looking for an easy way to decorate your tree, embellish a package, or stash a gift card? These mini stockings work for all of these! Not only are they are great way to use up small pieces of fabric, but they are self lined, and stitch up quickly. With a project like this, you’ll be able to make a stack in an afternoon. Finished size 6 1/2″ tall. … More
In part three of the Passiflora Quilt Along, we’ll be creating the first “round” of our medallion and building on from the center block we created last month. … More
For the title page, we will learn how to edit embroidery designs. We’ll use many of the edit features in embroidery, including WordArt. Also, we’ll play with decorative stitches to embellish the title page. Lastly, You’ll also learn to appliqué in the hoop with one of the embroidery designs. … More
Step up doing dishes with cute, embroidered dish towels. These dish cloths are beautiful and easy to do. They make great and practical gifts, too! Learn how to embroider on a set of dish cloths that are reusable and cute. … More
Here is a simple method to sew a reversible baby bloomer (diaper cover) using your own favorite pattern. Pair these little bloomers with your favorite reversible sundress. … More
Surprisingly, cuffs are attached to the garment using similar steps as the collar. This pattern calls for cuffs to be made out of one solid piece, which is folded in half. … More