Tooth Fairy Drawstring Pouch Pattern—with free Printable Iron-On “Tooth Fairy” Decal. From Start to finish in a flash! … More
This is part three of a four-part Quilt Along which includes a free downloadable pattern for this ’57 Chevy art … More
Looking for a fun and practical project for sewers of all levels? This cool-looking bag goes from super simple to super trendy with plenty of options for embellishment. Enjoy playing with decorative stitches on your machine and splash some color in the process. Walk away (and around!) with a casual bag that shows some serious groove.
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These sweet little ornaments from Angie Steveson are sugar free and easy to make. … More
Take a peek at the contents of the latest issue of our magazine, Through the Needle ONLINE, then click the link to download your FREE copy! … More
My favorite part of making the Stitch ‘n’ Bloom Welcome Spring Banner was embellishing it with decorative threads. Couching fancy fibers over the borders of the banner add movement, texture and interest!
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In the Woodland Tote project we learn to apply a zipper, how to make quilted straps and how to sew … More
One of the issues when working with leathers and vinyl materials is keeping the presser foot gliding smoothly across the surface without dragging; another is how to sew seams that are flat and bulk-free. Here’s a presser foot that solves both problems: Non-Stick Open Embroidery Foot #56. … More
Find a free, downloadable pattern for the Liberty Jane Cross Body Purse to sew to serve young girls in Zambia through Sew Powerful! … More
If you ever wondered about how to start sewing to serve others, here are some great places to find 50+ free patterns for projects perfect to sew to serve others. From simple projects like pillowcases to more involved quilts you’re sure to find something here that is just your sewing speed. … More
Embroidery is a great way to turn a simple project to a fancy one. Learn how to stitch out a multicolor embroidery design to use on any item. … 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
