Sew to Serve: Quilts of Valor Foundation
Read about how you can sew to serve others with the Quilts of Valor Foundation. … More
When QuiltMotion Software was first introduced earlier this year, I immediately knew this was a product I wanted to become better acquainted with even though I’m not a quilter. QuiltMotion provides a way to do an all-over pattern on fabric to create that one-of-a-kind project for home décor, fashion accessories, and apparel. … More
The newest issue of Through the Needle ONLINE is out! And it’s filled with an assortment of sewing, embroidery, and quilting projects to inspire all stitches, from beginning to advanced. … More
Stitched, a new documentary about the International Quilt Festival in Houston follows three quilters, Caryl Bryer Fallert, Hollis Chatelain , and Randall Cook as they each create their pieces for entry in the 2010 competition. … More
Hello and welcome to the NEW WeAllSew blog!
WeAllSew is a place where all of us – sewers and crafters of all ages and skill levels – can celebrate and share our love of sewing through ideas, projects, patterns, and tips, and inspire a whole new group of sewers to get stitching. … More
Carol Taylor’s Explosions in Color opens the Fall season at The ArtQuilt Gallery·NYC. Running from September 9 through October 29, Ms. Taylor’s work is known for striking colors, emphasis on value relationships, and stunning contrasts. … More
Have you ever made a quilted fabric postcard before? Find out what they are and how to stitch one up! … More
Be sure to stop by a participating dealer for Virtual BERNINA Club. In August we will be “microwave sewing” or sewing with the serger (also called an overlock machine). … More
The just-out October issue of American Patchwork & Quilting has a 4-page article about the 12 years of The City Quilter’s “Dear Jane” classes, written by Diane Rode Schneck, The City Quilter teacher and part-time staffer. … More