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Elskan Top & Dress
"What a fun and friendly pattern! I made both the top and dress and still want to make a plain black jersey dress. Love it!"
Learn Embroidery
"Amazing lesson, I learned a lot of new techniques and didn't find myself bored at any point during the lesson. I'm really looking forward to embroidering new beautiful things with these new tricks up my sleeve!" Rique
The Parsec Leggings
"This leggings pattern is absolutely wonderful! The first pair I made fits perfectly. I plan to use this over and over again. Thank you for your great design! Wanda
Learn to Sew Cork Leather
Learn to Sew a Crossbody Bag With Cork Fabric a.k.a Cork Leather on Skillshare (Pattern Included) Sign up for a free 30-day trial to take the class
Blog posts
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December 03, 2022
How To Make A Lined Drawstring Bag From Only One Piece of Fabric
In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make a lined drawstring bag or pouch using the entire width of fabric. This beginner sewing project is perfect for storing small items, like a skein of yarn, an embroidery project, or...
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November 20, 2022
Sew A Simple Drawstring Bag With French Seams and a Boxed Bottom
In this video, I'l l be sew an unlined drawstring bag with French seams and a boxed bottom. This is a beginner-friendly project that you can easily complete in just a few hours. If you're looking for a diy project...
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June 15, 2022
6 Tips for Color Matching Thread to Fabric
If you just started sewing you might wonder...How do you match thread to the fabric? Do I need to buy a matching colour for every sewing project? Because it can be hard to perfectly match your sewing thread to your...
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May 18, 2022
How to make a reusable giftwrap - Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth
Every year we trash enough grift wrap to wrap around the world multiple times, and a good chunck of it is not even recyclable. What a waste! So why not make your own fabric gift wrap inspired by furoshiki, a traditional...
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