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Today, I’m delighted to introduce Aurifilosopher Yvonne Fuchs of Quilting Jetgirl! We’ve had the honor of working with Yvonne for nearly 5 years, though she’s been using the t…
Variety is the spice of life, here's a look at the trendy form of hand quilting using big stitches. It has vintage charm and nostalgia. It also puts thread in the spotlight! Check out the thread that makes this technique shine.
Доброго времени суток, СМ-мамочки! Рельефные узоры актуальны всегда. В последнее время их стали использовать чаще. Предлагаю вам освоить узор, который прекрасно подойдёт для любого изделия.
Linda Ronstadt performs "Silver Threads and Golden Needles" - written by Jack Rhodes and Dick Reynolds - live from the Stadthalle - Offenbach, Germany. Rockp...
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I was taught picot beading by my friend Lucy Garvin many years ago, and I've used it a lot ever since. Picot beading is a wonderful decorative technique to finish a neckline or sleeve edge on ...
In high-level sewing, you seek control of the process, from beginning to end. The correct tools make each step easier and faster as you pin, mark, cut, shape, sew, and press.
Diese edle Trachtenstrickjacke wird im Perlmuster gearbeitet und hat einen Kontrastelemente eingearbeitet. Mit der ausführlichen Anleitung gelingt sie gut.
Elegant in its simplicity, timeless in its appeal, white on blue sashiko has been practiced since the Japanese Edo period. Originating as a means of mending and reinforcing peasant garments, it evolved to into decorative designs which were adopted by the middle classes. Today sashiko stitchers expand their sashiko stitching to include more colors and modern designs, but the classic designs endure. Sashiko is becoming very popular combined with other techniques on surface design projects. Although they look complex, sashiko designs are quick, easy, and inexpensive to complete. Because they need only thread and needle, they make excellent travel projects. Look in the side menu for Boro Stitching supplies. Page 2.