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I cannot tell you how excited am about today’s tutorial on how to use a sewing laser to cut fabric straight! That’s because I think it could really help a lot of people, especially new sewists, and it’s super easy to do! *This post may have affiliate links. See my full Disclosure Policy for details. All it requires, in …
Hi folks. Today I have an awesome sewing tip for you! It’s about how to make your own continuous bias binding tape or just bias tape for short. I actually learned this technique years ago when I first started sewing, so I know for sure that it’s simple enough for beginners. My first sewing experience …
Hi there folks! I am so excited to share this tutorial with you today! That’s because I know that as a beginning sewist, one of the things you crave most, is super simple projects. Easy projects boost both confidence and skill level so you are prepared to take on those more challenging projects in the future. …
If you are a regular blog follower then you know that I talk a lot about my first sewing machine experience. How I was so intimidated that I refused to touch the machine… for nearly four months! Eventually, I braved the instruction manual and studied the parts of sewing machine. More>> Perplexed by all the …
Everything you need to know before calling a sewing machine repairman! This article provides a list of possible reasons for why sewing machine thread bunches up and solutions on how to fix it. Does this look familiar? Often called “birdnesting”, this is what it looks like when sewing machine thread bunches up on the top …
Achieve flawless hems on bridesmaid dresses with this comprehensive guide from Itchinforsomestitchin.com. Step-by-step instructions for fantastic-looking results. Say goodbye to uneven hems and create picture-perfect dresses!
Don’t Let Dritz Fray Check Stains Ruin Your Fabric! If you are a seasoned sewer then you probably have a lot of experience with or have at least heard of Fray Check. For beginning sewers or for those who simply don’t know what I am talking about, Fray Check is a liquid seam sealant distributed by …
Keep Fabric Ends Locked Up Tight! There are times when you want the ends of your fabric to fray. For example, when you cut off a pair of jeans to make shorts. Letting the raw edges fray is the traditional look. Also, when working with woven fabrics frayed edges tend to give the project some decorative …