Learn how to take a simple kitchen towel, add some pleats, add a finished bottom edge, and create a beautiful tie along the top. … More
For many years, I sewed and then quilted on my grandmother’s 1924 Singer model 99. When I started quilting in … More
My home is small and I do not have a dedicated sewing room. I used to have an entry level … More
The BERNINA Stitch Regulator (BSR) is one of the best additional tools for your BERNINA sewing machine when you are … More
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
This Strip-pie Table Runner is a great project to get you started with free-motion quilting. We will be using blocks … More
Seems like organizing is all the rage these days, and what better way to do it than with a beautiful basket? How about kicking it up a notch with a custom basket liner? … More
Learn how to make simple, striped appliqué blocks that come together to form a fun, retro Curvy Lines Quilt. … More
Linda J. Hahn shows you how to turn all those little scrap bits and pieces of fun fabrics and threads into festive fabrics used for these little “Trash” stockings! … More
The very first heirloom technique I used on my Christina christening gown was to shape French insertion lace into stylized diamond scallops for the batiste main skirt. Initially, I used the traditional method of shaping French insertion lace over lace shaping templates, but eventually I opted for the streamlined techniques shown in this post. … More
Here’s Pam Craig’s version of a folio project from a class Amanda Whitlatch taught at Southern Sewing School. Want to make one of your own? Download The Folio Project instructions from the project page of Amanda’s website – and send us photos of your creation! … More
