We’ve collected our favorite serger projects to share with you! Check out these tips, tricks, and ideas to get started. … More
We donated some soft and cuddly beds to the West Valley Humane Society this week, and HAD to go back … More
After I bought my Bernina 1530 in 1992, I attended Bernina club for several years and took advantage the discounts … More
It was important to me when building a new house that I have a room set aside for “therapy”. I … More
Hello fellow embroidery enthusiasts! My name is Mandy Leins, and I am a quilter who loves to explore working with … More
Happy holidays from BERNINA Ambassador Joanne Sharpe. Joanne is an artist and teacher with a specialty in mixed media art … More
Here’s a way to have the experience of making one of those haute couture quilted French jackets in an afternoon, by making a little “cuff” bracelet that uses some of the haute couture techniques. And you can make it from scraps! It’s just for fun. … More
How did it get to be July already? The holidays are only six months away – it’s time to start sewing! Here’s a simple-to-sew table runner from Sandi Gass at Sandi’s Sewing Connection in West Burlington, Iowa. Looking for something larger? Make more blocks and stitch them together to make table toppers and quilts. … More
Hi! I’m Christine Conner from Amélie Scott Designs and I wanted to share a project with you that featured both … More
Redwork embroidery is a simple technique worked in a single shade of thread. In the early 1800’s when it first … More
I found this great project tutorial on you tube which shows how to sew pet pads that are self heating … More
My first Bernina, a 1240, was purchased in 1991 from Nina McVeigh, now one of your experts. Back then she … More
