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Julie Herman from Jaybird Quilts shows us how to make a basic pillow today (the foundation for the rest of our tutorials all month long!). Once you’re comfortable with the basic pillow, she shows you how to step it up a notch by finishing your pillow with binding. Enjoy today’s tutorials, and use your new skills to “wow” everyone with your entry in our Great SMS Pillow Contest !
Many of you know Autum from her fabulous creations and her blog, Creative Little Daisy .
Zippers seem to be the boogyman of sewing.
I am currently in the process of building up inventory for my Etsy & Artfire shops...................so this is the right time to create tutorials as I am anywayz sewing quite a bit.All I have to do is click pics:) One thing that I have come across very often is how lot of crafters are REEEALLY scared of zippers! Believe me its much easier than it looks!!
**UPDATE** If you'd like this tutorial (or any of my others) in PDF format click here.
First line of business...HAPPY EASTER!!!! I hope all of you are having a grand day! So it seems that you like tutorials, hm?
Jen Carlton Bailly is back today with a fun, new tutorial (remember the His + Hers Pillows ?!). Jen’s iPad Case Tutorial gives you two handle options and a fresh, new look for spring! Learn more about Jen in her introduction and let us know if you make the case!
No Chevron or ruffles today.
Down here in Texas, we have no need for thick knitted scarves, as gorgeous as they are, because winter lasts all of about 5 days... but we still like to be stylish! So, I recently ordered my first batch of Spoonflower fabric on the sheer-ish cotton voile, specifically for this purpose and am very pleased. I immediately set to work sewing up this sweet little scarf, taking photos along the way so I could share it.
This weekend was the first time since coming back from the Vegas vacation I had any time to sew. While watching one of my favorite Spaniard loose a Tennis game, I labored on a bag/tote , by Anna Maria Horner. I write labored because it truly is hard work!