Creative Sewing
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4 Seasons Mug Cozies
Feel the luxury of using fabric mug cozies for your cups of coffee, love the embroidery.
Designed by Jayne Styles
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Purse Pop! Round Bag
Every step for making this zany purse is has been photographed so the instructions are easy to follow. Ideal to use up your scrap stash…
Designed by Olesya Lebedenko
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Blooming Tea Pot Cozy
Talk about a unique teapot cozy! The Blooming Teapot Cozy adapts really well to all shapes and sizes because of its adaptable design. Play with it some more and add more quilting to the petals or use prints. Great scraps project!
Designed by Laura Ann Coia
www.SewVeryEasy.com
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LOVE! In Fall Appliqué Button Art
With the goal to get young sewist into sewing, Cathy designed this fibre art piece to get them interested in needle and thread in the hope they will become avid sewists… Fun project even for accomplished sewists too!
Designed by Cathy McLean
www.hakidd.com
Redwork berries have historical roots
Traditionally, red work embroidery uses just one or two types of stitches for the entire piece, making it a perfect introduction to embroidery for young artisans. But this form of embroidery is eternal, even the experts will enjoy its meditative powers.
Nancy Devine
nancywhiskeynancyo.blogspot.com
Red and White Celebration Lap Quilt
In this lap quilt, Lynn Swanson explores the stunning designs on each of the blocks using the Brother Entrepreneur® Pro X PR1050X Embroidery Machine. She sews and quilts the rest of the lap quilt on the NQ900 Brother Sewing Machine. The 4 patch blocks really tie the blocks together!
Designed by Lynn Swanson
Brother Educator
Western Canada
www.brother.ca
The Landscape Vest
Although the project calls for Burda 6986 vest pattern (not proveded in the instructions), you can use your favourite vest or coat pattern to use the landscape technique to make your fabric. Use your favourite fabric and colours to suit your wardrobe. The instructions include the landscape technique to create the 'fabric' and how to finish the garment.
Designed by Donna Housley & Cathy McClean
www.hakidd.com
Fabric ratios for smocking and other applications
Judith Marquis explains the smocking ratios for different fabrics. Photos include 6 different smocking ratios using soft batiste, broadcloth, flannel, and 21 wale corduroy. Excellent article for those wanting to further their sewing, dressmaking and smocking skills!
Designed by Judith Marquis
www.amberlane.ca
Fun with Pyramids
Who knew pyramids were so much fun? You can't stop at just making one. Use any design for your embroidery work by drawing on the fabric and then use embroidery stitches such as satin stitch, lazy daisy, French knots and more of your easy favourite surface stitches in your embroidery library! Easy instructions to making the pyramids.
Designed by Sue Davies
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Thinking Outside the Paper Piecing Lines
If you've never tried paper piecing this is a great project to start with. Clear instructions with photos to guide you along the path to discovering a new form of sewing happy!
Nancy Devine
nancywhiskeynancyo.blogspot.com
Quick, Cool & Colourful Small Batch Ice Dyeing
Full article on how to ice dye fabric. See how to dye fabric using scrunchies, folded fabric, jelly roll, CD resist, elastic resist and stitch resist!
Lucy Garvin
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Greetings! For an autumn cushion wrap and Maple Leaf coasters
Get your home autumn-ready in a jiffy by creating a fall wrap using leaf templates. Machine embroider to embellish. Also gives you instructions on how to use the Brother ScanNCut.
Designed by Liana Kirkey
That Sewing Place
Newmarket, Ontario L3X 1X3
905.715.7725
www.thatsewingplace.ca
Sewing the Prêt-à-porter Portfolio
If you take your stitching projects with you where ever you go, you'll need to make this charming stitching case or portfolio to carry all your precious threads and tools.
Nancy Devine
nancywhiskeynancyo.blogspot.com
Summer Apron with a 10 Degree Twist
A fun apron to sew using the Sew Easy 10 degree wedge ruler for making that beautiful A line shape. See how it's done!
Donna Housley & Cathy McClean
www.hakidd.com
Little Red Riding Hood Key Holder
The prettiest things are in the details of this cutest keyholder. So easy to make you'll want to make more than one. Mainly sewing with a little glue involved to help you out.
Designed by Michele Cheong
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Summertime Fun Craft Bag
This nifty craft bag is the perfect size to hold your project in progress. See-through walls lets you enjoy the beauty of your work.
Designed by Carla A. Canonico
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