Different garments call for different neckline finishes! Learn three different methods for finishing necklines: facing, binding, and ribbing. … More
Trims are back! Ready-to-wear shows trims being used to highlight necklines, sleeves, hems, you name it. A commercially available trim … More
I was lucky enough to witness two beautiful weddings for two lovely brides this summer. One was my niece and the other a very special friend’s daughter. A bridal purse seemed like the right thing to make for each of these wonderful young women. … More
What’s your favorite free-motion quilting foot? We all have our preferences – small, large, metal, clear, open, closed – but my new go-to favorite is Echo-Quilting and CutWork Foot #44C. … More
I learned the technique of free-motion quilting while studying for my Fiber Arts degree with M. Joan Lintault. The Fiber … More
BERNINA Sideways Motion Foot #40C allows you to sew stitches as wide as you want and in any direction…all without rotating the fabric! … More
This post is part of our blog series celebrating 125 years of the BERNINA company. Each post will bring you … More
Make straight-line quilting chic within the home with these homemade kitchen towels. These simple, function towels are the perfect project for practicing straight-line quilting, edgestitching, buttonholes, and button sew-on. … More
The boldest statements are often the simplest. Based on a simple geometric shape, this vest is easy to sew and striking to wear. Drape yourself in contemporary style with a modern take on a traditional garment. … More
Spanish hemstitching adds a wonderful openwork accent to this bottle wrap. … More
Learn how to sew a keepsake Advent calendar for the holiday season! It makes a great gift for the ones you love. … More
Today I’m kicking off a series of posts about presser feet and other sewing machine tools, based on the Made to Create pillow project. Scroll through the photos and see if you can guess which accessories were used for each pillow. … More
