How to Make a Spirals and Flowers Pillow

April 29, 2014 WeAllSew

Here’s a pillow made by Linda Teufel (Dragon Threads Publishing) from the book Silk Unraveled by Lorna Moffat/Dragon Threads Ltd. It’s a great project for using up silk scraps or small pieces. A beginner level project, you can’t really make a mistake due to the freeform nature of the embellishments. … More

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How to Sew a Puppy Hut and Dog Leash

October 31, 2013 Gayle Donahue

Show your furry kid how special she is with a cozy bed/tent combo. This simple pattern can be scaled to the size of your pooch. As a bonus, design it to fit your décor. Home sweet home. Woof! … More

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The Summer of No Pants Pinterest Contest Winners!

July 17, 2013 WeAllSew

Hello, again, WeAllSew readers! I’m Marigold from Hideous! Dreadful! Stinky!, and I’m back to tell you about the winners of The Summer of No Pants Pinterest Contest. … More

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Jo’s Simple Summer Skirt Recipe

June 4, 2013 WeAllSew

It gets awfully hot and humid in the South during the summer, especially in August. Lightweight cotton skirts help keep breezes flowing and body temperatures down. They’re simple to make; the hardest part is finding fine, lightweight cotton fabric! … More

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How to Make a Monogrammed Pencil Pouch

August 5, 2022 Brittany Crabtree

With school returning later this month, mark off the pencil case on your list with this tutorial on how to make a Pottery Barn inspired pouch. … More

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Reusable Baby Wipes

January 11, 2021 Jaime David

Reduce and reuse . . . and maybe even upcycle some flannel receiving blankets or towels to make some super soft and useful baby wipes. … More

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Holiday Hair Gifts, Part 1: DIY Heatless Curling Ribbon

December 1, 2021 Sookie Sews

With the holidays just around the corner, it’s a great idea to start stitching for friends, family, and even craft fairs. Grab your serger and learn how to make a heatless curling ribbon. It magically transforms straight hair to wavy overnight! … More

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How to Sew a Kids Busy Book, Part 4: Cookie Jar Tic Tac Toe

June 17, 2020 Julie Bridgeman

Welcome to Month 4 of our BERNINA Busy Book Series. This month, we are filling up a cookie jar with … More

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Kids Busy Book Series, Part 7: 2 for 1 Shapes and Colors

November 5, 2020 Julie Bridgeman

In part seven of the Kids Busy Book Series, you’ll complete one busy book page using two back-to-back background fabric pages. You’ll also make felt shapes for this page using the embroidery module. We have included a file with 7 different shapes to take advantage of the speed and ease of this method. … 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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Overlocker Care: BERNINA L 8 Series

April 20, 2022 Jaime David

Keeping up with the regular care and cleaning of your overlocker is an important routine to establish. Learn how to keep your machine in tip-top shape for many years to come. … More

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Pattern Begin and Pattern End: A BERNINA Feature

July 2, 2020 Judy Hahner

Two of many sewists go-to functions on the BERNINA machines when stitching decorative stitches are Pattern Begin and Pattern End. Get the ins and outs. … More

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