I love sewing, especially bags and the new book, Bags in Bloom by Susan Cariello takes it one crafty step further by adding floral embroidery to the mix. Learn how to create twenty unique floral bags showcased in sections organized by the four seasons. To start, the book begins with the Stitch Gallery, teaching you […]
Nicole at You SEW, girl! has a great post going through all the ins and outs of working with interfacing for your sewing projects, especially when you run into little problems. [ via Twitter @thelongthread ]
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By Nikol Lohr Sundresses made of cute vintage pillow cases aren’t just for little girls. If you have a pair of pillowcases, you can make a dress that fits up to a size XL. Look for pillowcases in solid colors or that aren’t too worn out. Thin white cases mean you’ll either need to line […]
Erica of P.S. – I made this… gets some inspiration from Mad Men’s Joan and the latest dresses from the runway with her peplum skirt made from a curtain panel. Yes, it’s a curtain panel people! No Scarlett O’Hara look here. The final result is a stylish skirt that’s perfect for any occasion. (As an […]
How do I attach a patch pocket? Which hem finishes are best for knit fabrics? Find the answers to these questions and a whole lot more in The Sewing Answer Book by Barbara Weiland Talbert. For a compact portable (It’s so cute!), you will be amazed at how much sewing information is in it. It’s […]
I already love how comfy plaid shirts are, so I imagine wearing this handmade plaid shirt would be even better. Alicia of Posie Gets Cozy made it for her sweetie Andy’s birthday. She printed an image from their birthday trip to the Columbia River Gorge on the fabric tag and embroidered it with a message […]
