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How to do a French Knot

JenniferStern, contributor | August 2nd, 20081 comment

Here is my easy tutorial for this basic embroidery stitch

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How to Make a Bullion Knot

JenniferStern, contributor | August 2nd, 2008

Here is an easy tutorial for another basic embroidery stitch.

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Free Thread Drawing

Shannon_Dennis, contributor | August 1st, 20081 comment

Everyone loves free...especially with no strings attached.

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Turn Photos and Words into Fabric.

MaryRay, contributor | August 1st, 20082 comments

Here’s a great way to carry around your memories of family, friends, and favorite places. Make the fabric and the bag -- what could be craftier?

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Heather Bailey's Super Site Makeover

cmk34, contributor | July 31st, 2008

Along with the new Fresh Cuts line of fabric from Heather Bailey comes a new and improved retail website!

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To tie or not to tie

lcampb, contributor | July 27th, 20085 comments

Is tying a quilt just the easy way out or a sensible solution?

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More Bobbin Tips: Try Magic Genie Bobbin Washers

JenniferStern, contributor | July 27th, 2008

Put these little Teflon discs under your bobbin to eliminate backlash and bird nests in your bobbin case while you’re embroidering.

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You're a Fabric Designer!

Sister_Diane, contributor | July 25th, 20088 comments

Spoonflower is an eagerly awaited service that will allow you to have your own designs printed onto fabric. Cofounder Stephen Fraser tells us all about it.

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Great Fabric – Not Necessarily By-the-Yard

MaryRay, contributor | July 25th, 20083 comments

Have you ever been in a home accessories store perusing the linens and thought – “I wish I could buy that fabric.” Well, if the item fits your budget, why not just use the linens – whatever they may be. A pair of scissors, needle, and thread can turn any textile into something else.

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Handmade by RosiePink

JenniferStern, contributor | July 23rd, 2008

Inspiration for wool felting projects infused with machine embroidery stitching.

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Know Your (Hand-Sewing) Needles

Sister_Diane, contributor | July 18th, 20084 comments

Here's a little primer to the most commonly used hand-sewing needles: how to recognize them and how best to use them.

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How to Maintain Your Sewing Machine

MaryRay, contributor | July 18th, 20085 comments

Your machine is your most expensive piece of equipment. But even if you got it for a song at a tag sale, it’s important to maintain it. Take care of your sewing machine regularly and it will last for years.

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Crafting on the Go: Where, When, and Insider Tips

Cranky_Daphne, contributor | July 15th, 20084 comments

Use your time wisely—make all your time crafting time! Knitting, crocheting, hand-sewing, and embroidery can go anywhere if you plan ahead.

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Seminole Piecing

MaryRay, contributor | July 11th, 20084 comments

Seminole piecing is simple to do yet looks so complex. Use this technique to edge, border, or embellish any project. Or piece some strips and inset them to add some spark to a garment, bag, pillow—the possibilities are endless.

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