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Denim is a very common fabric in sewing rooms, but it needs the right tools because it is thick, dense, and often bulky at the seams.
This is true for new denim yardage, old jeans, denim jackets, denim skirts, and fabric scraps from past projects.
Most home sewists are not making jeans or denim jackets from scratch very often. Denim usually appears in ...
As someone who loves to keep up with the latest sewing gadgets, I recently came across a funny little tool called “Purple Thang”. At first, I was skeptical. How could this simple stick be useful? It seemed too basic to be of any real help. Despite my initial doubts, I decided to give it a try and purchased one.
To my surprise, once I started using the Purple Tha...
Here are 20+ common problems to help you diagnose why your sewing machine thread keeps breaking so you can identify the issues and solve them.
Picture this: You’re joyfully sewing your latest project (a new dress, perhaps?) when suddenly your thread breaks.
You stop your project, rethread your machine and start again, only to have your thread quickly g...
This patriotic quilt block takes the classic Dresden plate shape and gives it a red, white, and blue Fourth of July mood.
I chose red stars, blue stripes, and a quiet white print for this design. The result reminds me of fireworks in fabric form. It has movement, contrast, and plenty of patriotic color without complicated piecing.
Ten years ago, I met a “Curve Master.” What was it? A sewing machine presser foot. The name sounded like a gymnastics champion – ‘Up next in the spotlight… Curve Master!’ – not something that lives in a notions drawer. I remember squinting at the odd little piece of plastic, and thinking, $50? This is definitely outside my sewing budget.
At the time, I was ...