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So there I was, mid-dress, feeling pretty good about my progress… right up until my scissors had other plans. Of course it wasn’t my fault. One wrong snip later, and I was staring at a 1½-inch straight cut in a spot it had absolutely no business being in.

Was it time to cry, order a pizza, and pretend this dress never existed? Tempting. But no — I decided to fight ...


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Sewing accidents happen to everyone, no matter how careful or experienced the sewist is. Fixing sewing mistakes is simply part of sewing. In this guide, I’ll show you how to repair a damaged corner seam and save the piece instead of starting over.

How Does This Sewing Accident Happen?

A neatly turned corner can go wrong in seconds.

That happened wh...


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A double eye sewing machine needle is a specialty needle with one point and two separate eyes positioned one above the other.

The first time I saw this needle, I had to look twice. Two eyes in one needle seemed unusual, and I wanted to know what it could actually do. Would the second thread create an interesting decorative effect, or was this simply another specialt...


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Are you interested in visible mending? This step-by-step tutorial shows how I covered two noticeable stains on a knit shirt with decorative stitching, sequins, and beads. You can adapt the same idea to rescue other stained clothes that are still worth wearing.

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I’ve been sewing since I was a teenager, and that was a long time ago. After years of making garments, home decor, Christmas ornaments, and almost everything in between, you might think I would know it all by now.

Not even close.

I still find little things I never noticed or simply explained the wrong way in my head. This time, it started with a bobbin.


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