Fall is in the air, and that means it's time to bring out those Autumn inspired decorations to celebrate the season and Thanksgiving in the next couple of weeks. To help, Heather Stadelman at WeAllSew has an easy-to-make Autumn Wall Hanging to make any wall in your home more festive (and to get that falling leaves look without having to rake any of them up after).
How about making a different kind of mask for Halloween just for fun? Here's a quick and easy tutorial from Stacy Schlyer at Stacy Sews and WeAllSew. This project is a great base for all sorts of costumes whether it’s a superhero or villain. (We don't recommend wearing all of your masks at the same time)
From Pat Bravo at WeAllSew: "Autumn is in the air! The smell of pumpkin pie, cinnamon and delicious autumn food is here, and what a better way to welcome this lovely season than with a table runner perfect for your gatherings, made with beautiful pink tone colors."
Fall has officially begun, and with it brings all of its favorite treats to snack on. But what are you to do if you want to have a place setting for a nice afternoon snack and don't want to set up an entire place setting? Mary Beck at WeAllSew has the answer for you with her answer to the well known mug rug, the Snack Mat! Now you can enjoy your afternoon snack, leave no mess behind, and have very little clean up afterward.
You've made quilts with bat designs on them for Halloween, but have you ever actually made a bat? Erika Mulvenna at WeAllSew has a fun tutorial for you to make your very own Spooky Halloween Bat that you can use to decorate your house for the ghostly season (and to leave up afterwards if you just want surprise people too!)
Lori Kennedy of WeAllSew has your next holiday obsession all lined up for you, free-motion quilting turkeys for Thanksgiving. Lori says, "Stitch the adorable, Turkey Tom on your next quilt! He looks great in the center of a block, or stitch a flock of gobblers in a row to fill a border."
Learn how to free-motion Jack-O'-Lanterns with Lori Kennedy at WeAllSew. It's just another stop on on Pre-Halloween decorating binge!
This is a fast and easy project to create a set of four new placemats for your holiday, or any, dinner created by Kerby C. Smith for WeAllSew.com.
Do you ever wish that you could turn your tablecloth into clothes? There's nothing that says you can't, and that's just the sort of out-there and creative idea that Zeta of @zetamakesthings at WeAllSew had. Follow along with her easy-to-follow tutorial and transform that tablecloth that's just been lying around into a Circle Skirt.
Perfect for holding your binding clips, or that sweet treat that you need to keep going, these Fast and Fun Fabric Bowls from Julie Bridgeman at WeAllSew are the perfect project to help solve that storage issues in your studio. Just make one, or a dozen, and organize all those little trinkets you have lying about on your sewing table. AND, maybe make an extra to serve out Halloween candy next month too (just a thought).
What's the perfect thing to do in September? Get ready for October! That's right, if you start prepping your Autumn and Halloween decorations now, then you'll have ready in time to have displayed for the whole month. And the American Quilter's Society has a great starting project for you. It's a 12 Pumpkins Wool Table Topper that can transform any table into an amazing Fall table setting.
Fall is just a few short weeks away, and with it brings Fall decorations. The possibilities for Autumnal decorations are only limited by your imagination, and we've got a great opportunity for getting those creative juices flowing. Megann Freese at WeAllSew has a great tutorial for you on How to Make a Chainstitch Garland. How does this tie into Fall? Well, once you know how to make the chain, you can fill it with whatever designs you want, including such Fall staples as leaves, pumpkins, little cups of coffee, or whatever brings out the Autumn spirit in you.
What's worse than being hot in the Summer? Having your drink being hot in the Summer. So how are you going to keep your beverage cold while carrying it around your party? Easy, you just put it in one of these handy Can Coolers from Stacy Schlyer at WeAllSew. Learn to make this useful and convenient cover to keep both you and your drink cool!
Colors are great, but sometimes we need a break from color and want to try something different. Enter Laura Ann Coia at SewVeryEasy and her Black and Gray Quilt. Learn how to make this "very easy" and stylish monochromatic quilt from Laura using a FREE pattern from Andover Fabrics.
We all probably have a table runner somewhere in our home. You know, the one you put out for holidays and special occasions. But do you really like the design on it? Take that outdated or just not your style table runner and embellish it to give your own personal touch. Don't know how to do that? Julie Bridgeman at WeAllSew is here to help with this straightforward and easy-to-follow tutorial on how to Embellish a Table Runner.
The lovely folks at WeAllSew have shared a wonderful video of our very own Ricky Tims and his journey to finishing a quilt he started over THREE DECADES ago. Ricky says, "Join me on an exciting journey as I complete my Carnival Quilt, a project I began over thirty years ago, with the help of the BERNINA Q 24 and the Q-matic Longarm Quilting Automation System!"
Perhaps you have a favorite sweatshirt hanging out in your closet that you don’t wear anymore but just can’t part with because it reminds you of a special vacation spot or favorite sports team. How about repurposing it into a fun and useful tote bag! Mary Beck at WeAllSew is here to help with this straightforward and easy-to-follow tutorial to teach you how to turn a favorite sweatshirt into a tote bag.
Did you love today's featured quilt, Layered Circles by Lori Tourscher? Want to add some circular flair to your next quilt? Well you're in luck, as Cassandra Beaver over at WeAllSew has a new tutorial for your all about Piecing Full Circles. We know circles aren't everyone's favorite shape to make, but Cassandra is here to help you master the concept.
How can you make that Greeting / Birthday / Get Well card you were going to send someone even more personal? Embroider a special design on the cover of course! Kymona Tracey at WeAllSew has a tutorial for you on how to use your embroidery machine to make Embroidered Greeting Cards. Follow along and add an extra special flourish for that extra special someone the next time you need to send them a message.
Have some 5" Charm Packs and some 2" strips? Then you can make this quick quilt from SewVeryEasy and official BERNINA ambassador, Laura Ann Coia.