I learned the technique of free-motion quilting while studying for my Fiber Arts degree with M. Joan Lintault. The Fiber … More
What’s your favorite free-motion quilting foot? We all have our preferences – small, large, metal, clear, open, closed – but my new go-to favorite is Echo-Quilting and CutWork Foot #44C. … More
Part three in our garment sew-along covers different stitches in garment sewing. … More
Welcome to Month One of the BERNINA Busy Book series. We are going to have so much fun learning about … More
Whether you want to surprise a child with their own personalized travel accessory (think Batman® or Disney®) or you prefer to place your own sleepy head on something clean, this pillowcase pattern is for you. Made of flannel for softness with a contrasting mitered border for style, the case fits the pillows supplied by airlines. … More
When you have two 12 inch square blocks stitched together as we do in this month’s Maple Star Block on … More
Different garments call for different neckline finishes! Learn three different methods for finishing necklines: facing, binding, and ribbing. … More
Trims are back! Ready-to-wear shows trims being used to highlight necklines, sleeves, hems, you name it. A commercially available trim … 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
This post is part of our blog series celebrating 125 years of the BERNINA company. Each post will bring you … 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
Learn how to sew a keepsake Advent calendar for the holiday season! It makes a great gift for the ones you love. … More
