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Let me tell you about the problem that has followed me around since I started this site (Ageberry).
I sew. I love to sew. I sew in the morning before the rest of the house wakes up. I sew late at night when I really should be sleeping. I have fabric in places where fabric probably...
So, I made a round purse. It looks fancy, but the construction is mostly simple layers, a zipper strip, and two quilted circles.
This purse started because my daughter wanted a new handbag. Not just any bag, of course. She wanted a purse that nobody else had. Something unusual. A different shape. Colors that matched her new clothes. She had recently bought a fe...
In this article, I want to introduce you to Mini Wonder Clips by Clover and show you how these tiny sewing clips can help with projects where pins are not the best choice.
They are small, bright, and easy to use, but they are not just cute sewing-room accessories. They hold fabric layers together without poking holes, bending like sad little pins, or vanishing into ...
This review is about one of those tiny quilting notions that does not look impressive at first, but can make rotary cutting feel much steadier: non-slip ruler grips.
That sounds like a very small notion to get excited about, I know. But if you use a rotary cutter, you already understand the problem.
A printable version of this article can be found fo...
A fabric eraser is one of those tiny sewing tools that looks almost too ordinary to matter. Then one day it saves your fabric from chalk marks, batting lines, velvet fuzz, and those annoying thread bits after a seam-ripper episode.
It is meant for chalk and pencil markings on fabric – quilt lines, applique placement lines, and similar temporary sewing marks. But it ...