It’s nice when your serger thread matches your project, but buying 3-4 cones of every color can be expensive and storage is a hassle. See what I did about it here...
How to Use a Twin Needle Tutorial
Not so much. In reality, my first (second, sixth…) attempt to use a twin needle resulted in a headache and a desire to hurl myself out of my first-floor sewing room window. I would have given up many moons ago, but I had developed a bit of a stubborn vendetta. (You’re shocked, I know.)
How to Take in a Jeans Waist - Tutorial
Here’s a method I used to take in a too big jeans waist when I worked as an alterations shop seamstress. Ready to save yourself $25? Gather those supplies!
How to Sew Piping into your bags - Tutorial
Piping is a really yummy and professional looking way to trim your bags, cushions and collars etc. Another benefit to adding piping to your bags is that it injects even more colour in a subtle but striking way, and piping also add a bit of stability to the opening and sides of your bags ...
The Trouble with Zips
As I’ve mentioned before, I am mostly self taught with my sewing skills. Every project teaches me something new but one little problem has had me stumped. All you super experienced amazing sewist friends will possibly read this post and say ‘Have you only just worked this out?!’ But others may find this post super helpful!
How to Sew Bias Tape Corners. Sew Tutorial
Since my last post on ‘How to Sew Bias Tape’ found here, many of you have had some questions about how to sew it around corners (like with a square potholder). So I thought that I would put together another tutorial for you about taping up those darn corners that seem to cause so much sewing room chaos!
How to Sew Bias Tape - Tutorial
So, it occurred to me…after receiving several emails from you lovelies…that maybe I should give you a run down of how to sew with bias tape after I posted the Double Oven Mitt Tutorial here. This project uses quite a bit of bias tape and I didn’t even think that maybe some of you might not sew with it often or even ever to really know how to put it on.
Roman Shade DIY Tutorial
I love roman shades for their simple style and versatility. They look good on there own or can be paired with long curtains. I made a lot of these shades for my previous home and a couple for the one that I live in now. You can pretty much use any fabric, but I've found using a heavy weight cotton decorator fabric or cotton duck works best. Plus, you don't need to line the shade with these types of fabrics.
Creative Quilted Vest.

Paintings in different techniques of patchwork.
Bag of old jeans DIY tutorial.
The jeans theme is inexhaustible. The bag is simple - a strict, laconic form, but what a decor! Fasteners-Zippers define the composition of the main tone. Chic flower from the zipper! What is unusual is used slider zipper? Super!
Sew a simple skirt. DIY tutorial
How to sew a skirt in an hour. Tutorial
How often, looking into your wardrobe, you do not find what to wear today? This problem is familiar to every girl. The lack of clothing or variety in the wardrobe is easy to fix. Today I want to show you how to quickly and very simply sew a nice and charming skirt that you can wear to a party, a walk or any other occasion.

Simple Patchwork Quilt Blanket Sewing Tutorial

The project: A patchwork on one side, and fuzzy chenille on the other -- resulting in a nicely weighted and cozy blanket. For the purposes of this tutorial, I made a little doll quilt. You can choose your size -- from a baby blankie to an adult-sized throw.
Pinwheel Sampler Quilt Along. Patchwork Tutorial

I'm gonna teach yall how to make your very own pinwheel sampler quilt.
Pick ANY pinwheel block your heart desires. {make sure it's a block that finishes at 12"x12"}
Sperm Whale Tilda Tutorial and Pattern
