This tutorial will show you how to make an 18″ Carpenter’s Wheel block with one of Accuquilt amazing dies called BOB – Block on Board. It’s an impressive quilt design, and it’s also not really hard to put together. Block on Board dies are fantastic specialty items that make cutting different quilt shapes easy.
Knit fabrics are an excellent choice for sewing projects because they are soft, comfortable, and easy to care for. Knit fabrics look great in everything from tees and tanks to dresses and skirts. Whether you’re an experienced seamstress or just a beginner, there are some key techniques you should consider before starting a project with knit fabric. Here’s what you need to know about sewing knit fabric.
Let’s learn how to hide the belly bulge with clothes, and visually change the shape of the body; how to choose a beautiful dress, a fashionable skirt, a stylish blouse, comfortable trousers and a flattering swimsuit to look perfect in any situation. Useful tips and a selection of photos will help you create a stylish image and forget about your shortcomings, no matter your shape or size. Here are a few observations on what worked for me and made my life easier.
In this guide, I would like to show you how I build my sewing rooms using IKEA products.
If your sewing room is packed with fabrics and sewing supplies, these easy and inexpensive IKEA products will help you to organize everything with a little DIY.
I want you to look at IKEA products in a whole new light – and get you inspired to get your DIY on.
Looking for a fun new quilting project that won’t take forever to complete? This tutorial will show you the fastest and easiest way to sew a placemat from start to finish – even if you’ve never made one before.
Each step of this project is rather not very common and can be used to create larger quilts.
Look at this placemat: you see many different shapes – triangles, some parallelograms, and some squares. But you don’t need to cut all these different shapes to get the results – just 24 identical squares will do the trick.
I’ll then guide you through the process of sewing all the squares together with a fast new method that uses fusible interfacing.
One technique that is often overlooked in quilting is straight line quilting. If you’ve ever made a quilt, chances are you’ve used the straight line quilting technique. It’s a popular choice mostly for smaller projects like table runners, potholders, placemats, baby quilts, etc. but can be used for big size quilts too. Straight line quilting may not be the flashiest way to finish off a quilting project but it certainly has its merits.Whether you’re working on something small like a potholder or large like a king size quilt – learning how to do straight line quilting will open up new creative possibilities when you start using this technique.