I’ve been making batches of these sweet holiday hearts based on the Scandinavian Heart tutorial by Charlotte Warr Anderson. They are clever little pockets, … More
GLOWING GHOSTIES When I discovered there was such a thing as “glow in the dark thread” for domestic sewing, I … More
Fashion designer Charles James career peaked between the late 1940’s-50’s when he produced some of the most memorable garments ever made. See his work on exhibit this summer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. … More
We are Elizabeth and Elizabeth (liZ), two girls who married brothers and ended up with the same name. Besides sharing a name we also share a love for all things vintage, an addiction to sewing, and an adversion to having our pictures taken 😉 We are both former school teachers, each have three children, and together run a blog where we share all the projects that we create for ourselves and our families. Our similarities (and our differences) make us a good team– even if we drive our husbands crazy with all our crafting escapades. … More
One of the best ways I’ve found to help sew sticky or tacky fabrics is to use a non-stick presser foot. … More
BERNINA Ambassador, Kris Vierra shows how to easily change and save preferences for different stitches by programming your machine’s presets. … More
Machine appliqué can be done in a variety of ways. Learn about blanket stitch appliqué, satin stitch appliqué, and corded appliqué. … More
I call this the “Hepburn” scarf because you can channel either Audrey or Katherine when you wear it. It all depends on the fabric you choose and that je ne sais quoi you give it with a flick of the wrist. … More
Have you ever thought about sharing one of your own original projects or techniques in a tutorial, but your not quite sure where to begin? Our WeAllSew Experts have written hundreds of online tutorials, and now we’re sharing our top tutorial writing tips to help you put start your own tutorial! … More
Hello learning curve!!! If I thought there was a learning curve for piecing the blocks, boy was I in for … More
For these blocks, I used the 1D presser foot and straight stitch plate. I learned two new things on this … More
I cannot believe how much this newbie has learned since starting the Jubilee Quilt. Just this week, as learning how … More
