It sounds YUMMY!! And the best part is it’s SO EASY to make!!! Watch this tutorial and have a blast quilting!!! )
No Ordinary Cake–It’s The Double Slice Layer Cake Quilt Tutorial !!!
February 29, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Craft Materials Most Commonly Used
February 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Cotton: Solid or printed cotton is easy to find, easy to use and easy to care for. Cotton is ideal for use on solid backgrounds. However, it’s relatively thin and often translucent, so it’s not always the best choice to use over patchwork. Felt: Felt is my favorite material for appliqué. I like to use [...]
My Most Precious Project Contest ~ An Online Sewing/Craft Contest by Crafting Luxury
February 6, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Attention Talented Sewist/ Crafters Every sewist/craft lover is sure to have a sewing /craft project that he/she holds dearly. This project can be an outfit sewn for a loved one, a quilt that’s made specially to welcome a new bundle of joy in the family, or simply your very first pair of curtains that you [...]
Soft Funishings (Curtains) Inspirations–Accessories For Your Curtains
January 27, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Accessorize your curtains with these lovely selection of curtain tie backs which YOU can sew effortlessly! (images from “The Encyclopedia of WINDOW FASHIONS” by Charles T Randall)
Crafting Your Way Through The Crisis
January 13, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Crafting Your Way Through The Crisis 6 Secrets to Help Your Craft Business Survive the Economic Crisis By Sally Robertson MA, MA, LPC 1. Handle your own feelings of fear and outrage. Even though we craft business owners did not cause this problem, the fear and anger it generates in us will still influence our [...]
Top 5 Sewing Myths Debunked!!
December 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Myth #1: Sewing is hard work and takes a lot of training. Truth: Sewing is as hard as you make it. Are there techniques that take time and intense attention to detail? Sure. But there are just as many projects that are a series of straight seams — just long lines of stitches — [...]
