Sewing Tips: Working with Sweatshirt Knits
‘Tis the season for cozy sewing, and if chilly winter weather has you reaching for warmer fabrics, you’ll definitely want to check out these helpful tips for working with sweatshirt knits!
‘Tis the season for cozy sewing, and if chilly winter weather has you reaching for warmer fabrics, you’ll definitely want to check out these helpful tips for working with sweatshirt knits!
Broomstick lace has the kind of luxurious antique look that, probably like many of you, I’ve always filed it away in my mind in the maybe-someday-when-I-have-more-time slot, right next to beautiful bobbin lace. Oh, how wrong I was! As it turns out, crocheted broomstick lace isn’t hard at all–the basic technique is actually pretty quick and easy.
Are you in the habit of picking up pretty vintage textiles, only leave them sitting on a shelf for years, just taking up room? Well, it’s time to put those sturdy, eye-catching fabric finds to good use! Check out this handy tea towel tote bag tutorial.
If you want to stay nice and toasty when the temperature starts to drop, you’ll love this knitted long john cowl tutorial. Much like your favorite pair of long underwear, the waffle-like stitch pattern on the cowl will help keep your body heat in and the icy chill out!
This crocheted Conversation Heart Garland is for all those hopeless romantics who are charmed by old fashioned simplicity and who, like me, can’t resist this confection and the lovey-dovey messages behind the cellophane heart window.
If you’ve got little feet in your family or an upcoming baby shower on your calendar, you’ll definitely want to add this sweet and simple felt baby slipper tutorial to your list of go-to projects!
Quilt binding not quite long enough? Join multiple short binding pieces together without ruining the look of your quilt with this neat, clean, and nearly invisible binding joining method!