
Free Hexagon Zipper Pouch Pattern
I love making zipper pouches. So, I’m delighted to share this adorable “boxed bottom” hexagon zipper pouch pattern with you!
I love making zipper pouches. So, I’m delighted to share this adorable “boxed bottom” hexagon zipper pouch pattern with you!
With the holidays just around the corner, my scrap stash has been calling me, so this quilted hexagon coaster pattern was born!
I love a good hack, especially for long term stitching projects that involve EPP or hand quilting. Here’s a few of my favorites.
I have really wanted to jump on the quilt coat bandwagon. Alas, I’m not a garment sewist. But, a quilted scarf? That, I can handle. Here’s a tutorial to make your own!
One thing I’ve learned living abroad is that there are no perfect countries. Some may get certain things “more right” than others, but at the end of the day, there will never be a perfect country because there are no perfect people. Still, rather than
There are countless ways to install a zipper. However, I have found this process removes my overwhelm and delivers highly satisfying results on a regular basis. I hope it helps you do the same.
While I have covered the basics of EPP before, each EPP hack featured here is just another way to enjoy your stitching life that much more.
EPP and applique are a perfect pair. EPP applique can be done by hand or machine, and this beginner friendly tutorial covers both!
In this segment we’re going to finally dive into the actual technique of hand quilting! I’ll share my favorite supplies, differentiate a few different hand quilting styles, address the question of “to hoop or not to hoop,” and go through the steps you’ll need to take your very first hand quilting stitches.
This post is part of the Hand Quilting HQ tutorial series. For the most fluid experience, I recommend starting at the beginning since the posts build upon each other. If you missed any of the previous posts, you can find them here. If you’ve been
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