This sewing tutorial discusses a sewing gadget called Thang. The Thang is a versatile sewing tool with a variety of uses. It can be used to guide fabric, check seam allowances, turn out corners, thread elastic, remove paper, stuff narrow items, and more.
It can be extremely frustrating when your sewing machine thread keeps breaking and you’re not sure why. This post will provide 20+ common problems that could cause the issue as well as tips on how to fix and prevent the problem so you can get back to sewing in no time. Even if you don’t know the exact reason why your thread is breaking, by exploring this list of potential causes, you just may find the answer to “why does my thread keep breaking?”
This 4th of July Dresden plate block turns red stars, blue stripes, and white fabric into a firework-inspired quilt design. Follow the steps for cutting, piecing, shaping the blade points, easing the center, and making the circle for the middle of the block.
The Curve Master presser foot helps make curved piecing feel more manageable. See how to set up the foot, match concave and convex curves, sew a steady ¼” seam, and fix common curve problems.
Think you need expensive gadgets to sew more efficiently? Think again. These 30 practical sewing hacks show how everyday household items can double as useful sewing tools. From using soap slivers for fabric marking and dental floss for gathering to organizing thread with hair ties and storing bias tape on cardboard tubes, these clever ideas help solve common sewing problems while saving time and money. Perfect for beginners and experienced sewists alike.
Seam allowances can make or break a sewing project. This guide explains what they are, how to check if they are included, why sizes vary, and how to add them when needed. It also covers trimming, clipping, grading, and pressing seams for better results.