I bet there are other people out there just like me, who look at the world of bra-making and think … More
Create this little clutch sized bag to store fresh masks on one side, and carefully stow the used ones in a different section. Since the world has been reducing the use of plastic and plastic bags, this is a good solution. … More
First of all, my apologies to those of you who tried to join us for our Facebook Live tour on … More
Learn top tips for quilting in a straight line using the Walking foot #50 with several techniques. … More
It’s time for part four of the Jump for Joy Quilt Along! This month we are wrapping up piecing the quilt blocks with the Diamond block. … More
In part two of Amanda Murphy’s Diamond Quilt Along how to prep your quilt sandwich, do the “stitch-along-the-ditch” and other straight rulerwork quilting, and do some free-motion! … More
Grab your serger and make a dozen or more serger scrunchies in no time! It’s a great way to use up your fabric scraps, knit or woven. … More
This little mug rug is the perfect project to help practice your binding skills with the BERNINA Lap seam foot #71. … More
In Part 1 of the Classic Button Up Shirt Sew-Along, we completed the front. Now it’s time to start on … More
I’ve been making batches of these sweet holiday hearts based on the Scandinavian Heart tutorial by Charlotte Warr Anderson. They are clever little pockets, … 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
Nowadays, we usually don’t sew to save money, but this is one of those times when sewing really saved! My daughter has a birthday coming up soon and we were shopping about a month ago when she found a top that she loved….it was $80.00. … More
