One fur-ocious vest! Create, a timeless fashion staple for many occasions with this easy-to-follow tutorial. … More
Make a set of these Scandinavian hearts with this tutorial from quilt artist Charlotte Warr Anderson. Scandinavian Hearts are a … More
Brand Ambassador Rebecca Ringquist, artist, designer, author and owner of Dropcloth Samplers shares some useful and simple tips on how to clean your sewing machine. … More
This easy-to-sew infinity scarf is a great project for a beginner, and also a quick-to-make project for sewists of any skill level. Two yards of fabric is enough for two scarves – one for you and one for a friend!
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Jackie Robinson is a quilt-maker, not an embroiderer . . . until one of her Benartex fabrics was digitized! Jackie shares some of her adventures with embroidering samples for her Father Frost collection for Every Stitch Counts. … More
Wintry Whimsy! Turn the season’s frost into a warm touch for your home. Nothing embodies the charm of winter like this snowflake pillow.
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’Tis the Season for Quilting! Holiday tradition meets modern quilting in this colorful tree made entirely from circles. … More
One of my favorite presser feet – one that I reach for over and over again – is Open Embroidery Foot #20/20C/20D. It works for most types of stitching and the open area in the front makes it easy to see where you are stitching, so you can place stitches exactly where you want them. … More
Hey everyone! I want to share with you the way I disassemble a shirt into working yardage. I use this all the time to get material from the clothes I get from myself or from Goodwill. … More
We’re happy to be part of Amanda’s Modern Holiday book tour, and to host a give-away for a copy of her fabulous new book, Modern Holiday. … More
I am a tad on the short side and have had to hem every pair of jeans I ever owned. The key is taking the time to press the hem and the seam allowances before starting to stitch. It may seem like unnecessary work, but it will be worth it! Click here for more tips. … More
The cheery birds on this wintry wallhanging are from the OESD 2011 Holiday Collection #1. … More
