General Information 5D QUILTDESIGN CREATOR This software will inspire you to finish those quilt tops. Designs can be used on automated quilters and embroidery machines. You can also print out templates to use for free motion. The software is perfect to create quilt designs. It is “sew” easy to use. There are only three main screens and you can automatically create quilt blocks with the step-by-step wizards. AND This software comes complete and is a standalone package.
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Crazy Patch
When you think about crazy patch, you may think Victorian. However, today’s crazy patch can be modern. Crazy patch is another great way to use up those scraps of fabric or recycle ties, handkerchiefs, and clothing. If you do not do hand embroidery, use decorative stitches on your sewing machine. Try using 12# thread or two threads in the eye of one needle. Try a Double Eye Needle. Schmetz makes a Double Eye Needle. You need to check with your dealer…Read More
Zentangles
Zentangle.com defines Zentangle as “…an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns…”
Decorative Stitch Tutorial
Decorative Stitch Pillows from Sew4Home Stitching Turning Corners with Decorative Stitches from Janome This tutorial shows you three ways to use decorative stitches and how to turn corners. The tutorial will teach you how to do: Continuous decorative stitching with a single stitch pattern. Continuous stitching with stacked stitches. Creating a single corner. PDF Instructions for Turning Corners with Decorative Stitching Baby Day Gown Project The baby day gown lace trim and embroidery band made…Read More
Machine Embroidery Projects
Take a look at these table linens from Janome. This projects includes two free machine embroidery designs. Click Here: Embroidered Table Linens from Janome Click Here: Zip File for Napkin Machine Embroidery Design and Zip File for Placement Embroidery Design for two free embroidery designs. Remember to extract the zip files in order to obtain the embroidery design. Click Here: PDF and Embroidery Designs for Line Art Pillow Zip File Click Here: PDF Instructions and Embroidery Design for Embroidered…Read More
Monthly Projects
PDF Instructions for Lipstick Case Lipstick Case Embroidery Designs Tips and Hints: Pam made the case in a lightweight tapestry fabric. To stabilize she placed a lightweight fusible interfacing on the back of the fabric. If you make a plastic template of the top and bottom panel your cut will be more accurate. The Décor Bond used was 808. The pattern calls for 809, however, the 808 did work. In place of twill tap for the side tabs, Pam used…Read More
Quilt Block Patterns
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Quilting Techniques
Five Ways to Make Photo and Picture Quilts. Photo Quilts Ebook Tutorial from Quilting Daily Techniques for Printing on Fabric from Quilting Daily PDF for Techniques for Printing on Fabric from Quilting Daily Elaine’s-Tech-Tips from QuiltSocial PDF Elaine’s Technical Tips A 28-page quick reference book. The book covers, needles and threads, 1/4″ seam allowance, rotary cutting, pressing, half square triangles, quilt labels and more. How to Sew A Quilt from Quilting Daily Five Articles from Quilting Daily…Read More
Sewing Projects
PDF for Mug Rug from Craftsy Blog This beautiful applique pillow is from Jane Spolar at Janome.com. PDF Instructions for Modern Elegance Applique Pillow from Janome PDF Instructions for WaterColor Pillow Contemporary Pillow 1 from Marcus Fabrics Click Here: PDF Instructions for Contemporary Pillow 1 Click Here: PDF Instructions for Flour Sack Scarf Click Here: PDF Instructions for Sweet Nothings Retro Apron Click Here: PDF Instructions for Menagerie Bag …Read More
Multi-Line Decorative Stitch Foot
Pam, our Certified Sewing and Serger Instructor, has some tips regarding how to be successful with Omnimotion stitches. She uses the Multi-line Decorative Foot. The pictures illustrate how this clear foot makes it easier to line up the stitches. A line is drawn down the center of the fabric and 1/2″ on either side of the center line. The lines act as guides and the Multi-line Decorative Foot is aligned with these lines. Do a practice first so you can…Read More
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