You can sew this Dutchman’s Puzzle Quilt pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! Seeing how much my readers love my 3-yard quilt patterns makes me so happy. They are easy to sew and so popular. If you have three…
Are you tired of the mundane and tasteless appearance of your home? Do you yearn to impress your guests with a display of elegance and opulence? Fear not, dear reader. I have uncovered the ultimate secret to elevate your home…
Sew a throw quilt with a homespun look using my free 9 Patch Irish Chain Quilt Pattern! Can you believe such a beautiful quilt design is made with just one quilt block? Let me show you a shortcut method for…
I entered a quilt show! The experience has been more gratifying and rewarding than I can express. That’s why I think you should too.
The best part is that all these star quilt patterns are free! Whether you are looking for an Ohio Star quilt block pattern, a Sawtooth Star quilt pattern, or a Friendship Star block pattern, you’ll find precisely what you want…
Sew a beautiful Ohio Star and Jacob’s Ladder Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! I am so happy to see how much my readers love my 3 yard quilt patterns. They are easy to sew and so popular….
Sew an easy Variable Star Quilt using fat quarters with this free quilt pattern! The Variable Star is a traditional quilt block that is popular again in quilts of all sizes. This Stars and Irish Chain Quilt Pattern has 13…
Here it is, my complete collection little bags and purses to sew and love with free patterns! Each one of these free tutorials features quick and easy to follow instructions that will help you start and finish your new purse in no time. My tutorials are designed to be very easy to follow and understand so you are sure to have fun while you’re sewing and success with your sewing project. Come see…
Sew a beautiful Sawtooth Star Quilt Pattern with just 3 yards of fabric! It makes me so happy to see how much my readers love my 3 yard quilt patterns. They are are easy to sew and so popular. If…
In the sewing world, some people consider a serger machine to be an essential piece of equipment. It is typically used for finishing raw edges and seams on woven fabric by creating a tightly bound edge that will not unravel or fray. Some fabrics, such as knitor stretchy fabrics are great for sewing with a serger because the serger makes a stretchy seam. If you are thinking about buying a serger and want to make sure you really need one, the following blog post will help you figure out if you need a serger!
So in this blog post I will explain the purposes of a serger and help you decide if you really need one. I won’t go into the details of how to thread and use a serger, but I will discuss how it works with different types of fabric.