Welcome to Week 3 of our Summer Sparkler Quilt-Along with Faith Jones. This week we’ll piece the top, quilt the layers, and bind the edges to complete the quilt assembly. … More
I had so much fun putting together little outfits for my article in Through the Needle ONLINE Issue #14 (October 2012)! While looking for t-shirts and sweaters to cut up for doll clothes I found this electric lime fabric with little spiders and bats and thought, “Hey! I could make a skirt!” So I did. … More
Turn any dress shirt into a stylish apron with our step-by-step guide and explore the sustainable craft of upcycling. … More
Create a fun Halloween treat bag with a cat applique. Free pattern included. … More
Did your sewing machine come with a blind hem foot? It probably did, and you most likely have a blind … 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
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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I am having the most fun with the BERNINA CutWork Tool & Software lately! See what I’ve been stitching up! … More
Learn how to use the BERNINA Stitch Regulator (BSR) functions to work with different quilting techniques with the BERNINA Q 20 Sit-down Model. … More
Let’s talk about Y-seams—most quilters will avoid a pattern that has a Y-seam like a stack of bad quality fabric. Don’t fret; with these tips you’ll get this covered. … More
Flying geese are a really common element in both modern and traditional quilts but they can be tricky. There are so … More
Hi everyone! Julie Eilber here with a cozy wrap/scarf that will keep you warm and stylin’. I made one of these … More
