With the temperatures dropping around the country, it just might be the time to sew a hand muff. Anything that can keep you warm and happy during this time of possible -50 degree weather, is always a bonus.
We recently featured the first part of Erika Mulvenna's tutorial on how to make Mini Patchwork Ornaments from WeAllSew, and now it's time for Part Two! Get the scoop on how to finish up your ornaments that are sure to spread that holiday cheer.
What's better than a gift from a store for the holidays? How about a handmade gift made with love and a personal touch! Erika Mulvenna at WeAllSew has a new tutorial to show you how to make Mini Patchwork Ornaments that any friend or family member would love. And stay tuned, part two of this tutorial is right around the corner.
Are you putting up your holiday lights and making sugar cookies? Well, it's also time to start your holiday sewing projects, like this cute garland from Pat Bravo at WeAllSew. Hang it on your mantle, your bed frame, and of course, your tree!
Now that the holiday of thanks is over, it is time for the holiday of giving. And while it's a little early to give out presents, why not start decorating your quilt with some. And so, Lori Kennedy at WeAllSew has a fun technique for Free-Motion Quilting Pretty Packages in the border, or wherever, of your next holiday quilt.
These Sashiko-inspired Hanukkah Projects from Leni Levenson Wiener at WeAllSew are perfect for celebrating the Festival of Lights. Learn how to create a bookmark, pillow, coaster and more!
"If you are looking for an idea for a quick and easy gift for that special friend, Sandy Fitzpatrick of Hissyfitz Designs has you covered with her Make it Merry Holiday Coasters!" - WeAllSew
What's great to give as a present, but also a thoughtful way to present a present? That would be a lovely Fabric Mini Basket. Minki Kim, over at WeAllSew, has a simple and easy pattern for you to make. Then once it's done, all you have to do is enjoy the smile on friend or family member's face when you present the present.
Many people like to curl up with a good book each evening and read right before they go to bed. But what happens if you misplaced the book you were reading earlier? You won't have that problem now, as Paris at WeAllSew has a Reading Pillow for you that has a pocket to store your favorite book in, so you'll always know where it goes when you're finished!
Want to make a great gift for that furry companion in your life? Erika Mulvenna at WeAllSew has an easy tutorial for you to help you make a Kennel Quilt for that dog, cat, or little fluff ball of yours' carrier or kennel. Time for them to be just as snuggled as you are with your quilts!
Just in time for Halloween come some spooky owls for you to add to your spooky quilt. Watch as Lori Kennedy at WeAllSew shows you how to free-motion quilt an owl motif to feature that slice of nature, or mysterious watching bird, to your next quilt.
"On this episode of In The Know: Upcycled, style expert and DIY clothing master, Wandy the Maker (@wandythemaker), shows you how to upcycle your favorite childhood quilt into a comfy, fashion-forward hoodie."
There are so many feet available to BERNINA users, it can sometimes seem confusing which ones will work best for your project. There's no need for confusion though, as WeAllSew is here to help you figure out which feet will get the job done, and in the best way possible, so that your project will be a stunner for the next quilt show you enter!
These Fast and Easy Serger Shoelaces from Sue O'Very-Pruitt at WeAllSew are so cute. Can you imagine making up a pair in your team's colors or your school's colors? How about different pairs for each holiday? So fun, so versatile and simple to make.
While the month of frights has only just begun, why not an EXTRA early start on a gift for that other holiday coming up (you know, the one in December). at WeAllSew has a nifty way to make a Double Pot Holder with Hand Pockets for the chef in your life!
Did you like the Sugar Skull Mug Rug from yesterday's newsletter? Why not continue the theme in your Halloween decorations and add this Spooky Halloween Border with Sugar Skulls from Lori Kennedy at WeAllSew to one of your quilts. It will make a frighteningly good addition!
With October only a few days away, there's no better time to get a head start on your Halloween directions. For starters, how about a Sugar Skull Mug Rug from Erika Mulvenna at WeAllSew. It's a great project "to celebrate Halloween, Dia de los Muertos, or any day you are feeling a little spooky."
Katie Kortman and her family are stationed in Japan with the US Navy. Her young son has been attending early preschool (Yochien) and she noticed that the other children were taking their lunches in bento lunch sacks. She wanted her son to have one has well and set about learning to make one, which she did. Learn how to make one for yourself from this tutorial at WeAllSew.
Laura Ann Coia at SewVeryEasy has a free pattern for a Little Artist Apron or Bib for that little one in your life. Watch the video to see how she does it, and then snag the FREE pattern.