Creative articles about sewing
Binky Patrol is a great organization that needs help from sewers like to you to help children in need. … More
Here are some of my favorite places to find FREE embroidery designs on the web. … More
I love little crafts that you can make in less than an hour, don’t you? Oh, and even better if they help use up all … More
Stitched, a new documentary about the International Quilt Festival in Houston follows three quilters, Caryl Bryer Fallert, Hollis Chatelain , and Randall Cook as they each create their pieces for entry in the 2010 competition. … More
If you’re looking for an idea on how you can help those in need with your sewing and quilting talents, why not sew to serve by making quilts to help comfort disaster survivors? … More
Everyone needs a good bag for carrying books and school supplies, whether you’re sending a tot off to preschool or if you are starting night classes. Here are a few of my favorite free bag project tutorials gathered from the web to give you some ideas for stithcing up a back-to-school bag. … More
Summer sunshine, blue skies, and warm breezes mean picnic weather is here! Get set for the perfect picnic with these free tutorials and patterns. … More
Here is a fun tip for using embroidery to mimic free motion couching. … More
Design a ruffled scarf without ruffling a single feather. Create this unique, playful scarf so quickly and easily that you’ll want one for every outfit and season. … More
Know a little one who’s afraid of the dark? Then this friendly night owl is the perfect plush pal to watch over them. Use their favorite fabrics and colors to create a whole nest full of unique bird buddies they’ll be sure to give a hoot about! … More
As the weather cools down, it’s the perfect time to heat up your accessory collection. Take this cool felted wool scarf for example: chilly day neck warmer, work wardrobe rehabilitator and piéce de résistance for any outfit. … More
Just imagine: pull a boring old sweater from the back of your closet (or the $2 rack at the local thrift store), add a handful of yarn/fiber/fabric scraps, play for 30 minutes, and end up with a one-of-a-kind designer sweater! … More
