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You don’t need a complicated project to practice a useful sewing technique. Even a small fabric sample can show you a different way to finish something you sew all the time. For this tutorial, I made a sample to show how a little triangle fold creates a neat corner where two hems meet.

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Two people can sew a tote bag from the same pattern, using the same fabric, and end up with bags that look surprisingly different. One has smooth seams, neat corners, and even topstitching. The other has a few puckers, bulky corners, and a lining that doesn’t quite sit where it should.

The difference usually isn’t experience. It isn’t an expensive machine eithe...


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In this sewing tutorial, I’ll show you how to make a pointed fabric zipper end tab using an about 2 × 3-inch fabric rectangle. This small fabric piece covers the cut end of the zipper and adds a neat decorative finish.

Most zipper tabs are rectangular, but this version has an attractive pointed shape. You won’t need a template—the shape is created by folding and tur...


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A sewing machine is covered with tiny details that are easy to overlook — lines, grooves, holes, arrows, buttons, slots, guides, and little pieces of metal and plastic. We all know what the needle and presser foot are for, but some of the smallest features can make sewing faster, easier, or more accurate.

Not every machine has all of these parts, and the shape or lo...


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For a long time, I didn’t wear belts with my jeans. I needed something to keep them comfortably in place, but I didn’t particularly like having a belt buckle sitting right in the front of my waist.

Then I found a very different kind of belt.

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I created a


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