Check out this month’s bonus embroidery designs to use in your sewing project.
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Check out this month’s bonus embroidery designs to use in your sewing project.
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Tote bags make a great beginner sewing project. Make this bag in your favourite fabrics.
This foot can provide perfect looking, and durable seams on medium-heavy weight to heavy weight fabrics. You can create beautiful lap-seams without ironing. The 9mm Lap-Seam foot gives a finished lap-seam width of 9mm, simply using the guides and curves of the foot. The fabric folds neatly with a light guiding touch and the wide 9mm flat felled seam is created by the groove on the underside of the foot.
This Accessory of the Month has a bonus project for you to make.
As its name suggests, this guide helps keep your seams straight as you overlock the fabric. Especially useful on flatlock seams and other seams where the knife is lowered.
This Accessory of the Month has a bonus project for you to make.
Add cosy comfort to your home with a handmade bolster cushion cover.
Looking for a small, practical project that’s quick to make and an excellent scrap buster? Check out this mini potholder project. It’s perfect for gripping edges of muffin tins and cookie sheets, as well as pot and casserole dish handles.
Get stitching with these free embroidery designs and create your own spooky halloween accessories.
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Use this foot for attaching tape to the edge of fabrics. You can stitch a single fold tape; double-fold bias tape or fabric strip cut on the bias, up to 20mm in width.
Great for edging projects like potholders, small quilts, aprons or add tape an embellishment detail to jackets, pockets, sleeve hem, collars, etc.
This Accessory of the Month has a bonus project for you to make.
The pintucking cord guide is attached to a clear plastic bobbin cover, remove machine bobbin cover to attach the pintucking cord guide, then feed perle cotton or other cord through the guide. When stitching the guided cord is easier to control when creating corded pintucks. Two guides are included in the set: one for cord up to 1.5 mm in diameter, the other cord 1.5 – 2.5 mm in diameter.
Use a pintuck foot, twin needle and the pintucking cord guide to create raised decorative corded pintucks. The grooves on the underside can match up with the previously sewn pintuck for perfectly spaced rows.
This Accessory of the Month has a bonus project for you to make.