DIY Bluework Revival Table Runner

August 8, 2013 Pat Bravo

Antique quilting meets modern method. We all cherish hand-quilted antiques but we don’t always have the time to honor this wonderful tradition. Luckily, there is a faster way! Recreate the traditional look of bluework with a hand-look stitch on your sewing machine. Revive tradition and create the heirlooms of tomorrow. … More

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Orphan Block Mini Quilt

October 31, 2016 Erika Mulvenna

I ended up with a handful of orphan blocks when I purchased a big bag of vintage scrap fabrics a few … More

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Four Approaches to a “Pipes and Piping” Quilt Challenge

January 29, 2014 WeAllSew

Have you ever taken part in a quilt challenge? Here are entries made by four different artists – Georgia Bonesteel, Connie Brown, Janice Maddox, and Judy Simmons – for a pipes and piping-themed challenge. … More

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Sunrise Baby Quilt: Ready, Set, Go Get Your Fabric!

February 26, 2013 Erika Mulvenna

Are you ready to start your Sunrise Baby Quilt? (As if we hadn’t already heard from many of you who are chomping at the bit!) This week we’ll focus on choosing fabrics. One of the striking features of this quilt – and a characteristic of Modern Quilting in general – is the use of solid colors.
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The Easiest Way to Sew in Piping

Sewing on piping with a regular zipper foot can be difficult because it is hard to see where the seam … More

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Making Wallets Using My BERNINA 560

I used my BERNINA 560 to make this wallet with a wallet bar clasp.  It was fun and quick to … More

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How to Make a Ruffle Duffle Bag

March 13, 2014 Rachel Howard

Who said functional has to be boring? This duffle is the epitome of practicality wrapped in a stylish presentation. No more drab canvas. Combine roominess, pockets and a zipper closure with a bright print to turn this utilitarian bag into a designer one-of-a-kind piece. … More

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Free motion Couching In the Round

The BERNINA free-motion couching foot makes adding texture to your projects a breeze. Using the free-motion foot and colorful yarn, I … More

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Tips for Making Quilted Garments

May 20, 2022 Lane Hunter

Who doesn’t want to walk around wrapped up in a quilt all day? They can be bohemian calico work jackets, preppy diamond-stitched vests or chic puffy coats. … More

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Make A Headband With Buttons For Medical Professionals, Nurses and Doctors With Your BERNINA #18 Button Attachment Foot

Many medical professionals, nurses and doctors are requesting headbands with buttons to wrap the elastic strap of the mask over … More

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DIY Last-Minute Holiday Party Shrug

December 22, 2014 Andrea Davis

This is a nice take on the basic scarf or knit bolero, lovely over a strapless holiday frock.. Or dress up a tank top and jeans with this simple yet elegant shrug. Make one in less than an hour! … More

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Pathways Quilt Along, Part Two

March 23, 2026 Maelynn Wood

Learn how to assemble quilt blocks, sew rows accurately, and prepare your quilt top for quilting in this Pathways Quilt Along! … More

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