Spooky Spiders Skirt with Baby Rickrack

October 23, 2012 Jo Leichte

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

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End To End Pillow

January 27, 2016 Art Gallery Fabrics

The End to End pillow was sewn on a BERNINA 550 Quilters Edition and features Artisan fabrics, a collection designed by … More

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How to Sew a Kids Busy Book, Part 5: Bear and Honey Pot

July 15, 2020 Julie Bridgeman

Part five of the kids busy book series is the bear and honey pot. Learn how to create a pathway to help bear follow the bees to the honey pot. This activity involves fine motor skills for little hands. … More

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DIY Reindeer Sweatshirt

November 25, 2016 Michelle Morris

Here’s a quick and easy Reindeer tutorial just in time for the Holidays. Christmas is my favorite time of the … More

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WeAllSew For The Holidays: 15 DIY Geeky Gifts

December 13, 2013 WeAllSew

This week we’re sharing some of our favorite geeky projects for making and giving! Create a custom camera bag, coordinating computer mouse pad and wrist rest set, or make a one-of-a-kind cover for a phone, a laptop, or even a book. … More

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WeAllSew Celebrates Our Loyal Fans: 63,000 Likes!

October 25, 2013 WeAllSew

WOW! We’ve just reached 63,000 likes on our BERNINA USA Facebook fan page, and as a way to say “Thank You!” to all who join us at Facebook to share your love of sewing and creating, we are hosting another special giveaway! … More

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How to Make a Haute Top

March 17, 2010 Nicole Smith

Okay. You’re standing in front of your closet. You look far into the depths of fabrics, zippers and buttons. But on all those hangers and in all those drawers, there is STILL nothing to wear. Well, fear not. This stylish haute top is the perfect solution. … More

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One Shirt Pattern Three Ways, Part Three: Patchwork Ruffles

November 9, 2023 Sharon Madsen

Join BERNINA Ambassador, Sharon Sews for part three of the One Shirt Pattern Three Ways series! This week you’ll be adding patchwork ruffles. … More

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Hemming Three Different Ways

July 10, 2019 Sylvain Bergeron

Hemming is often the last stage of a project and there is nothing more satisfying than taking a seam that yields that beautifully finished edge. Let’s review three basic hem styles (techniques). … More

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How to Make a Summer Gathering Pouch with Stitched Embellishments

July 3, 2014 WeAllSew

The primitive shape and the wonderful texture of a bark gathering basket were the inspiration for this elaborately embellished bag. Experiment with stitches, use double threads, mix pinks and greens – pull out your stash and play! … More

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Passiflora Quilt Along, Part 6: Round Four

March 1, 2021 Hayley Grzych

Welcome back to the Passiflora Quilt Along! It’s time to complete the quilt top, so you’re ready to quilt it all together! … More

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