IF Odif 909 is permanent, why is it designed for fabric? Hhmm…
A review of Odif 909 Permanent Fabric Adhesive, recovering a beat-up TV dinner table with fabric and testing how well it sticks to the fabric and a wood surface.
A review of Odif 909 Permanent Fabric Adhesive, recovering a beat-up TV dinner table with fabric and testing how well it sticks to the fabric and a wood surface.
A review of Odif Iron Cleaner with instructions and photos on how to apply it to make your dirty and well used iron look polished again. See how it’s done.
Paul Léger finishes his Christmas in July quilted table topper using the very handy Odif 606 No-sew Fusible Adhesive Web. See how to use it for your quilting and applique projects.
Join Paul Léger in making the Christmas in July table topper using several of the ODIF products which in turn makes this project ultra easy and fast. Consider making more for Christmas gift-giving!
Instructions for adding a little fringe using leftover selvages to make the Selvage Mini Wall Quilt cuter; PFAFF passport 2.0.
A review of Odif 909 Permanent Fabric Adhesive, recovering a beat-up TV dinner table with fabric and testing how well it sticks to the fabric and a wood surface.
A review of Odif Iron Cleaner with instructions and photos on how to apply it to make your dirty and well used iron look polished again. See how it’s done.
Paul Léger finishes his Christmas in July quilted table topper using the very handy Odif 606 No-sew Fusible Adhesive Web. See how to use it for your quilting and applique projects.
Join Paul Léger in making the Christmas in July table topper using several of the ODIF products which in turn makes this project ultra easy and fast. Consider making more for Christmas gift-giving!
Completing the Summertime Streetscape Wall Quilt by adding trees and bushes and contemplating on design options. Free quilt pattern.
This is a detailed sewing tutorial on adding piping AND an invisible zipper to cushions. Elaine Theriault sews on the Husqvarna VIKING Opal 690Q.
Making piping and attaching the piping to your project just got easier using the Welt Cord Foot! A handy presser foot for the Husqvarna VIKING Opal 690Q.
Ever wonder what makes a project stand out? One reason is sewing a flat felled seam to make a good cushion into a stunning cushion! See how to make a beautiful flat felled seam. Husqvarna VIKING Opal 690Q
Step one for making perfect outdoor cushions is cutting large pieces of fabric using the right tools: OMNIGRIP 20½” Square Ruler, HeatnBond, Chaco Liner, OLFA Rotary Cutter.
Join Elaine Theriault as she makes colorful backyard accessories using the Husqvarna VIKING Opal 690Q, Fairfield Poly-fil Indoor/Outdoor Pillow Insert, Gütermann Creativ 50-weight cotton thread, Gütermann 30-weight cotton thread; material list…
Instructions for adding a little fringe using leftover selvages to make the Selvage Mini Wall Quilt cuter; PFAFF passport 2.0.
Instructions for assembling and quilting in the ditch a mini wall quilt that has thick layers using the features of PFAFF passport 2.0.
Instructions on how to make setting triangles for a mini wall quilt using the features of PFAFF passport 2.0.
The next step in making the Selvage Wall Quilt is using the built-in Decorative Stitches on the PFAFF passport 2.0 sewing machine to create letters, easy as pie.
5 fun tips for selvage sewing success using the features of the PFAFF passport 2.0. Free instructions for this week’s quilted selvage project.
Use up the fabrics in your stash to make your very own pieced backing! Figure out how much fabric you need and how to use it [horizontally, vertically, or multi-pieced]. Christine Baker guides you through the process in 5 quick steps using her Brother NQ900. Free tutorial.
Go beyond the ordinary! Finish your quilt top with something different…a floating border for your flying geese! And, with the Brother NQ900, you’ll be dazzled by the results. Free tutorial.
Gather your flying geese and get ready to create your teams! Today’s tips show you how to sew your flying geese quilt blocks together to make your four borders. With the Brother NQ900, it’s even easier to create a fun and unique look. Free tutorial.
Making flying geese blocks without wasted fabric is ‘sew’ easy, especially with the Brother NQ900. 12 steps…That’s it! Make a bunch and come back tomorrow to find out how to sew them together to make a border. Free tutorial.
Fabric panels are great for so many projects. This week, Christine Baker uses a bee-themed panel to make a lap quilt with fun pieced borders using the Brother NQ900. It all starts today with choosing your fabrics, making the right cuts, and sewing on your first border! Free quilting tutorial.
It’s a great summer so far and I can’t imagine the weather turning cooler. Yesterday I shared a fall runner… thinking ahead. For this week’s last post, I’ll finish with Christmas in mind. Really, it’s never to soon to think of Christmas projects. Here’s an adorable holiday garland made up…
So far this week I shared ideal quilting project that highlight the glorious summer season. Yesterday, I shared the Dresden Delight quilted cushion cover by Linda Turner Griepentrog is the perfect quilting project for learning how to make the Dresden plate quilt block. Today, and in tomorrow’s post, I’m looking ahead…
Quilting for baby is one of the most common reasons we pick up quilting as a hobby, and yesterday’s quilting project, Tummy Time Mat is certainly one of those baby essentials that are enhanced by art of quilting. I have a bright and inspiring sewing project for you today designed…
Yesterday I posted the instructions for the Coral and Blue wallhanging, a very cool design by Linda Turner Griepentrog, a regular contributor at Coats & Clark. This project highlights the very versatile Coats & Clark Dual Duty XP® All-purpose Thread. Coats & Clark Dual Duty XP® All-purpose Thread is 100% polyester thread…
Welcome to a super fun week of quilt project using Coats & Clark Dual Duty XP® All-purpose Thread. Are you ready? Coats Dual Duty XP All Purpose Thread is 100% polyester thread useful for hand sewing and machine sewing. Use hand needles 7, 8 and machine needles 11, 14 for best…
In yesterday’s post, I demonstrated my method of quilt sandwiching. The time has come to discuss quilting and what I call, the appliquilting that I have referencing all week with my Fireside Modern Drunkards Path quilt made with the luscious Banyan Batiks Jungle Rose Cool fabric. How to choose the quilting for…
All week, I have been explaining the process of making a quilt to showcase the beautiful Banyan Batiks Jungle Rose Cool Banyan fabric. Yesterday I pieced my quilt together and now I’m ready to demonstrate my method of quilt sandwiching. For smaller projects and in particular this Fireside Modern Drunkards Path…
The last 2 days, I’ve been discussing fabric selection with Jungle Rose Cool fabric from Banyan Batiks and the supplies needed along with cutting instructions for the gorgeous Fireside Modern Drunkards Path lap quilt shown below. Today, I’ll discuss how to applique the arcs and get moving on the piecing…
Yesterday, I spoke about the gorgeous Banyan Batiks Jungle Rose Cool fabric and showed an image of the finished quilt. Today, I’m discussing cutting and preparing the fabric. What’s really neat about batik fabric is that it doesn’t fray as easy as other types of cotton quilting fabric. Because of this…
This year, I designed the Fireside Modern Drunkards Path quilt from the Jungle Rose Cool colorway by Banyan Batiks as a way to show quilting enthusiasts a last minute quilt can be done in time for Christmas. The quilt’s name is inspired by Fairfield Quilter’s 80/20 Batting and as a lap…