In this guide, I want to show you a very interesting trick for getting quilt squares to line up neatly, with corners that meet where they are supposed to meet. And no, it doesn’t involve pinning every tiny seam until your project looks like a porcupine. The trick uses fusible interfacing in a slightly unusual…
The article talks about fork pins, how and why to use them, what are the advantages and what problems might appear during use.
How much fabric do I need? It’s an important question that every sewist need to answer before beginning any new sewing project. But it can be a challenging skill to learn at first. Here are my 21 top tips for learning how to determine how much fabric you need.
This fabric jar opener is a soft, palm-sized pad with two sides: a quilted scrap-fabric top and a grippy non-slip backing. It helps your hand grip tight lids better, especially on jars that refuse to open. Fast to sew, useful in the kitchen, and a good way to use small fabric scraps.
This oven mitt has a lining inside, layered batting for real heat protection, and a shape that fits your hand. I show how to cut, layer, quilt, and assemble it step by step, including some unusual steps that create the lining inside.
Step-by-Step Sewing Tutorial You know how most potholders behave. Too flat.Too bulky.They slip when you grab a hot lid.And somehow your fingers still feel the heat. I got tired of that… so I made something different. Meet the wrap-style potholder Not a square. Not a mitt. Not a tube. This one wraps around the handle…