Do you “choose to fuse”? Laura Wasilowski does, and she’s sharing her fast and easy technique with WeAllSew. … More
The Pink Slipper Project offers a wonderful opportunity to sew to serve others! Read about how you can help by stitching a pair of cozy slippers for a woman in need. … More
Wondering what to stitch up this Halloween? Have a look at these spookingly cute projects. … More
Welcome to part 2 of the Simple Strips Quilt-along! If you are just finding this tutorial, be sure to check … More
Make your super hero fan happy this year with a Baymax-inspired costume for Halloween. Take an existing sweatshirt pattern and … More
Meet Stacy Schlyer, a self-taught sewer who has truly embraced her passion and become an undeniable fabric junkie. Her recent blog posts for WeAllSew include “Mug Rugs,” “Maxi Skirt,” “Eye Spy Bags,” and “Online Fabric Shopping. … More
If you’re planning to finally learn how to sew your own garments, these tips, techniques, and beginning garment making projects … More
You’ve purchased an embroidery design and have it safely tucked away in a folder on your computer. The next step: Send the design to your embroidery machine. But how do you know which files to send? … More
Use your sewing talents to help serve our Veterans. Read on to find a list of organizations that need sewing help to give back to our vets. … More
March is National Craft Month, time to broaden your sewing skills, from learning to use a sewing machine to trying to sew with a new material like leather. … More
Welcome little ghosts and ghoulies with this happy banner. The embroidered letters spell out Trick-or-Treat, and the layers are held together with a simple feather stitch. Don’t have an embroidery machine? Substitute applique or stencils and fabric paint for the stitching. Boo!
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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
