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Make Your Own Large-Spool Stand

JenniferStern, contributor | June 11th, 20084 comments

I love to pass on new ideas I get from friends, teachers, students, and customers. Here is a great way to manage large spools of thread such as those used for your bobbin: Use the spool from packages of new, blank CDs.

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It's a (Spa) Wrap!

GorgeousThings, contributor | June 11th, 20083 comments

This wrap is a fun and easy project for any beginner sewer.

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Happy B-Day Stitch Lounge!

crafty_gal, contributor | June 10th, 20081 comment

The Stitch Lounge turns 4 this week!

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Show and Tell: Flamenco Dress

GorgeousThings, contributor | June 10th, 20083 comments

This dress, inspired by a Folkwear pattern, is two dresses in one: The classic princess-line top paired with the wild flamenco skirt.

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Find a Place to Sew Away from Home

Shannon_Dennis, contributor | June 10th, 2008

I have some favorite places to sew away from my own sewing room. Places that feel like a second home, where I can nestle right in and be creative. In this post, I will share my favorite places to sew away from home and help you find a sew-away-from-home place for yourself.

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Craft Alert for West Seattle

MichaelaMurphy, contributor | June 9th, 20081 comment

The bad news is that Hancock Fabrics of West Seattle is closing. The good news is that everything in the store is on sale for forty to sixty percent off.

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Making a Jacket: Part III

GorgeousThings, contributor | June 6th, 2008

Now that you have created the perfect jacket, complete your look with the perfect trim. (Part 3 of a 3-part series.)

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Making a Jacket: Part II

GorgeousThings, contributor | June 6th, 2008

Learn how to create the shell for a jacket.(Part 2 of a 3-part series.)

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Making a Jacket: Part I

GorgeousThings, contributor | June 6th, 20083 comments

In this three-part series, learn how to create a stylish jacket from scratch.

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How to Choose the Perfect Needle Type for Your Sewing Project

Shannon_Dennis, contributor | June 4th, 20082 comments

Need the 411 on needles? A little needle knowledge goes a long way in helping you make the best choice for your sewing. Read on and learn the difference between a ballpoint, a microtex, a wing, a twin, and everything in between!

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How to Reverse Applique a Tote Bag

Sister_Diane, contributor | June 3rd, 200831 comments

Reverse applique involves layering several fabrics together, and then cutting pieces away to reveal what's underneath. This tutorial shows you how.

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Save a Tree: Make a Reusable Grocery Bag

Shannon_Dennis, contributor | June 2nd, 20088 comments

My local quilt shop celebrated Arbor Day with "Think Green" grocery-bag kits. Here’s how you can make one, too.

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The Puyallup Report

AmberE, member | June 1st, 2008

Every March the Sewing and Stitchery Expo in Puyallup, Washington brings together thousands of sewers from across the country. Our booth was very popular this year, giving away our entire allotment of magazines within a half hour.

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Editor's Challenge: Vested Interest Project

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 30th, 2008

We know you are crafty and talented. Show us what you can do with this vest!

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Oui, Oui! Make a Silk Pillowcase Project with a French Finish

KatrinaWalker, contributor | May 30th, 20082 comments

We showed you how to make a gorgeous, hand-dyed silk pillowcase in Quick Stuff to Make. Here's the article again with a new twist: fancier French seams and a faux cuff.

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Don't Stop with the Grocery Tote, Subversive Seamsters!

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 30th, 2008

Was the feature "I Dream of Groceries" in Quick Stuff to Make your kind of project? Visit the Stitch Lounge profile for more another cool project.

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Click Away for Cool Patterns

Shannon_Dennis, contributor | May 30th, 20082 comments

Having trouble finding trendy garment patterns? In this post, I’ll give you a place to start exploring some of my favorite fashion stops online!

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How To Attach a Snap (and Look Like a Stud)

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 28th, 2008

Studded accessories are all the rage, but those little embellishments can be hard to find at craft stores. Here's a trick technique to get the look on the cheap.

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With S.E.W. Sew Everything Workshop, the Cards Are Just the Beginning

Laurel_Tuohy, member | May 27th, 20081 comment

Author and seamster Diana Rupp showed us how to make a "Sew Very Pretty Card" in "Quick Stuff to Make" - see what else she has up her sleeve in her book, "S.E.W. Sew Everything Workshop"

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Demystify the Machine Sewing Needle with Some Facts

Shannon_Dennis, contributor | May 27th, 20084 comments

Ever wonder what a needle scarf is? Or why there are a million numbers on a needle case? In this first installment of my needle series, I'll break it all down and explore the mysterious parts of a sewing-machine needle.

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