Just three and a half weeks til Valentine’s Day. Enough time to stitch up this adorable pillow designed by Jessica Abbott. Spruce up your home with some fresh and lovin’ colors. … More
A detailed look at some of the stitch combinations used in Kerry Finns “Hooray for Hippos” project. … More
Sewing for the holidays should be fun, and not add stress to an already often hectic season. We would like to make it even easier for you by clueing you in on five super simple sewing projects that can be done in an afternoon, easy enough to replicate for any number of gifts or decor for the season. … More
Looking for an easy way to decorate your tree, embellish a package, or stash a gift card? These mini stockings work for all of these! Not only are they are great way to use up small pieces of fabric, but they are self lined, and stitch up quickly. With a project like this, you’ll be able to make a stack in an afternoon. Finished size 6 1/2″ tall. … More
I designed this knotted top to be a versatile piece I could transition from beach/pool cover-up to day and night. … More
Add some handmade love to your Christmas tree this year with handmade Holiday tree decorations! … More
We’ve rounded up some of our favorite Made to Create projects, tips and techniques to keep you inspired and ready to sew! … More
The bodice of my Modern Heirloom Dress combines traditional heirloom techniques – lace insertion, entredeux, and Swiss-embroidered trims – with Spanish hemstitching. This technique was easy to stitch with the help of the new Spanish Hemstitch Attachment. … More
Learn how to sew a snuffle mat for the furry friends in your life. This mat size is great for medium to large dogs or even your cat! … More
Machine embroidery is more than just stitching a design on fabric. With the right stabilizer, you can create freestanding designs as well! … More
Now that the top of the Silhoucat Quilt is pieced, we are ready to add the silhouette appliqué in our Quilt-Along! … More
It’s so easy to complete a quilt using QuiltMotion for BERNINA Software! Just select a pantograph pattern, set it for the size of your quilt, print it, and then load your quilt on the frame and quilt it. Since my quilt is only about 23″ square, the quilting was completed in no time! … More
