Welcome to month three in the Vintage Ornaments Quilt-Along, I’m so happy to have you here and hope you enjoyed … More
Carol Ann Waugh has a very personal Christmas tradition, handmade ornaments. Read below to find out what makes them so … More
BERNINA Ambassador Linda Chang Teufel of Dragon Threads shares one of her favorite BERNINA Accessories, the buttonhole compensation plate. Lately I’ve been … More
Who said that sewing with knits is scary? This basic tank top can be your perfect introduction. Made in a flash using an overlocker/serger, it’s so easy you’ll want to make several! Useful for layering or as a stand-alone basic, this tank top will be your go-to garment come the dog days of summer.
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While a single chevron is a V shape made with a line or a stripe, rows of chevrons next to each other create zigzags. And, these repeating chevrons have been turning up in all kinds of sewing projects lately – here are some of my favorites! … More
Welcome to CANDY STAR QAL PART 6. This week we are finishing up quilting and attaching the binding to complete the Candy Star quilt. … More
We’ve gathered some of our favorite serging projects, tips, and techniques to celebrate National Serger Month in April! … More
One of the first things you need to learn as a newbie machine embroiderer is how to hoop. Every embroidery … More
Sewing knit garments can be fun and easy with the right tools! Learn how to use some of the specialty presser feet with the bernette 64 AIRLOCK to gather, hem, and apply elastic. … More
Make straight-line quilting chic within the home with these homemade kitchen towels. These simple, function towels are the perfect project for practicing straight-line quilting, edgestitching, buttonholes, and button sew-on. … More
Pintucks are a great way to add texture and interest to fabric without going overboard. It’s a subtle embellishment that is fairly simple to sew. … More
