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April 25, 2024 |
Brother PR Carla Reale 4 Hour 6 Videos USB for PR600 PR650 PR655 PR670 PR680 PR1000 PR1050X PR1055X, BabyLock BL6-10 Multi Needle Embroidery Machines
 44563: Brother PR 4 Hour 6 Videos on USB for PR6-PR10 BabyLock BL6-10 by Carla Reale |
Our Price: $199.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse on the same business day. Condition: New In Box |
Features
Only available with purchase of Brother PR machine, These videos will help you with the original Brother PR600, PR620, PR650, PR650E, PR655E, PR1000, PR1000E and Babylock EMP, BMP, ENT, and BNT Multi Needle Embroidery Machines, all made by Brother.
All of the video was shot in 1080p HD and will play on any computer with USB port "The USB don’t auto play. They have to have either windows media player or realplayer installed on their computer, find the file through explorer, right click on the file, then choose “ open with.” Carla Reale"
Watch at Sample of the Video Here:
Sample Video of Automatic Multi Needle Threading, Hat Driver Attachment, and Wiper Error Message for Brother PR Embroidery Machines
Notes from Educator and Technician Carla Reale
"My name is Carla Reale. I have been an educator and technician on the six and ten needle machines since they came out on the market over eight years ago. I have created a set of videos. The set is valued at $499.00. You can take the class in the comfort of your own home, at your own pace - you can just replay it to review. A full list of topics covered in all of the videos. To see a sample video, and for a full list of covered topics
Dealer Review:
"These videos have been fantastic! Our customers are able to take these home, and use their machines right off the bat with no further instruction. They have also eliminated most common user issues, and greatly reduced the number of phone calls to the store regarding procedures, error messages, etc. We used to do a hands-on class that took 2-3 hours, then, because there is so much information to absorb, customers would forget, and we would have to redo the classes which costs time and money." Bob Barnes
Customer, Ann Windle writes:
"I wanted to pass along a quick note to comment on the videos that you made to help a person in the learning process of using the Brother Embroidery machine. Can I tell you that they are the BEST! It’s like having you in my workroom teaching me all I need to know about the machine! I sooo appreciate them. If I have a question on anything…I know I can go to them and get my answers. I have brought out the hat video several times when I have to use the hat attachment… just to make sure I haven’t forgotten to do a step, so that everything runs smoothly! FANTASTIC! I seriously can’t THANK YOU enough for the work that has went into making these videos! I sincerely appreciate them! A much satisfied customer" Ann Windle, Columbus Ohio.
Help is HERE!
This set of six videos will take you from box to embroidery, and beyond!!
Basic Training takes you from unpacking to embroidery.
The Don’t Panic video is dedicated to trouble-shooting and maintenance.
HATS! covers (pun intended) attaching the cap driver & hooping a hat.
Camera, Etc. is dedicated to all of the camera features in the ten-needle machines
& the sixth video covers Fast Frames® & Jumbo Hoop.
Best of all, you can take these classes, at your pace, in the privacy of your home!
When you are ready to review a procedure, it's at your fingertips!
YOU WON'T HAVE TO HUNT THROUGH A GAZILLION YOU TUBE VIDEOS, HAVE TO SEARCH FOR HELP ONLINE, OR WAIT FOR THE STORE TO OPEN.
If you get stuck or get an error message, get the correct answer immediately. No waiting until you can find someone to help you. Time really is too precious to waste!
When you put the flash drive into your computer, it will assign it a letter, depending on how many drives and devices you have in your computer. When I put it in my computer, it comes up a USB G: but your computer may use another letter.
Double click on the drive to see the contents. The videos are in mp4 format so you should be able to double click on any of the names and that should start the video. If it does not start, then check to make sure you have a program on your computer that will play videos. Most computers come with one installed on there, (like Windows Media Player) but you can download a free program that will play them if you do not have one on your computer. Carla
All of the video was shot in 1080p HD and will play on any computer with USB port "The USB don’t auto play. They have to have either windows media player or realplayer installed on their computer, find the file through explorer, right click on the file, then choose “ open with.” Carla Reale"
Watch at Sample of the Video Here:
Sample Video of Automatic Multi Needle Threading, Hat Driver Attachment, and Wiper Error Message for Brother PR Embroidery Machines
Notes from Educator and Technician Carla Reale
"My name is Carla Reale. I have been an educator and technician on the six and ten needle machines since they came out on the market over eight years ago. I have created a set of videos. The set is valued at $499.00. You can take the class in the comfort of your own home, at your own pace - you can just replay it to review. A full list of topics covered in all of the videos. To see a sample video, and for a full list of covered topics
Dealer Review:
"These videos have been fantastic! Our customers are able to take these home, and use their machines right off the bat with no further instruction. They have also eliminated most common user issues, and greatly reduced the number of phone calls to the store regarding procedures, error messages, etc. We used to do a hands-on class that took 2-3 hours, then, because there is so much information to absorb, customers would forget, and we would have to redo the classes which costs time and money." Bob Barnes
Customer, Ann Windle writes:
"I wanted to pass along a quick note to comment on the videos that you made to help a person in the learning process of using the Brother Embroidery machine. Can I tell you that they are the BEST! It’s like having you in my workroom teaching me all I need to know about the machine! I sooo appreciate them. If I have a question on anything…I know I can go to them and get my answers. I have brought out the hat video several times when I have to use the hat attachment… just to make sure I haven’t forgotten to do a step, so that everything runs smoothly! FANTASTIC! I seriously can’t THANK YOU enough for the work that has went into making these videos! I sincerely appreciate them! A much satisfied customer" Ann Windle, Columbus Ohio.
Help is HERE!
This set of six videos will take you from box to embroidery, and beyond!!
Basic Training takes you from unpacking to embroidery.
The Don’t Panic video is dedicated to trouble-shooting and maintenance.
HATS! covers (pun intended) attaching the cap driver & hooping a hat.
Camera, Etc. is dedicated to all of the camera features in the ten-needle machines
& the sixth video covers Fast Frames® & Jumbo Hoop.
Best of all, you can take these classes, at your pace, in the privacy of your home!
When you are ready to review a procedure, it's at your fingertips!
YOU WON'T HAVE TO HUNT THROUGH A GAZILLION YOU TUBE VIDEOS, HAVE TO SEARCH FOR HELP ONLINE, OR WAIT FOR THE STORE TO OPEN.
If you get stuck or get an error message, get the correct answer immediately. No waiting until you can find someone to help you. Time really is too precious to waste!
When you put the flash drive into your computer, it will assign it a letter, depending on how many drives and devices you have in your computer. When I put it in my computer, it comes up a USB G: but your computer may use another letter.
Double click on the drive to see the contents. The videos are in mp4 format so you should be able to double click on any of the names and that should start the video. If it does not start, then check to make sure you have a program on your computer that will play videos. Most computers come with one installed on there, (like Windows Media Player) but you can download a free program that will play them if you do not have one on your computer. Carla
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Listed below are the topics that are covered in the 6 & 10 needle machine videos.Basic Training (I needed two videos for the Basic Training)
- Unpacking & Setup
- On/Off Switch
- Attaching the Carriage Arm
- Threading
- Needle Threading
- Oiling the Hook
- Bobbin Case
- Main Screen
- Test Pattern
- Placing Hoop on Machine
- On-Screen Editing
- Changing Design Colors
- Combine Design Elements
- Changing Spool Assignments
- Going Backward through the Design
Don’t Panic (Trouble-shooting & Maintenance)
- Changing Needles
- Oil Needle Bars
- Cleaning Under Needle Plate
- Cleaning Tension Assemblies
- Test Pattern
- Check Upper & Lower Thread Error Message
- Bobbin Case Adjustment
- Wiper Error
- Trim Sensor Motor Error
Camera, Etc.
- Center & Position
- Scan to Position
- Multi-Hooping Projects
- Connect in the Hoop
Fast Frames© & Jumbo Hoop
Procedures for testing Fast Frames & a Jumbo Hoop project from start to finish.
Hats!
Putting cap driver on the machine, hooping caps, and putting cap frame onto the driver.
Also machine set-up for caps.
Art To Heart-Table Please, 15 Projects Part One Book By Nancy Halvorsen
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Our Price: $19.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
This book is all things for the table. The book has 15 projects including 9 table runners placemats, centerpieces, and chair covers. Part One covers Spring/Summer and Birthday celebrations Fabrics shown are Nancy Halvorsen's This 'N That from Benartex Don't forget the coordinating button pack from HillCreek Designs item #B549ATHB
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
CT11059 Quilt As You Go Made Modern Book, 13 projects plus 15 bonus ideas, 112 pages, color, 8-1/2x10-1/2in
 57181: CT11059 Quilt As You Go Made Modern Book |
Our Price: $21.95 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: OUT OF STOCK Condition: Retail |
Features
A modern approach to quilting that's fresh, fun and simpler than it sounds instead of dealing with precise paper patterns and cutting measurements, fabric gets pieced directly onto small manageable batting blocks. After the blocks have been joined, simply add backing fabric, and binding, and you are done. Go your own way. This method can be used with a pattern or intuitively improvised, creating a wide variety of design options. 13 projects plus 15 bonus ideas. 112 pages, color, 8-1/2x10-1/2in
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden - Sewing Center & Accessories Set Embroidery Designs on CD
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Our Price: $18.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
What is IN THE HOOP?
Our exclusive sewing set is perfect for travel, classes, gifting, etc.
Each item is made in your embroidery hoop.
The Sewing Center is included in both a 5x7 & 6x10 version.
Ever use a special needle for a project, then change back for regular embroidery only to forget what size or type that needle was?
Our handy Needle Organizer will help you keep track of ballpoints, sharps and other specialty needles for your embroidery or sewing machine.
Our exclusive sewing set is perfect for travel, classes, gifting, etc.
Each item is made in your embroidery hoop.
The Sewing Center is included in both a 5x7 & 6x10 version.
Ever use a special needle for a project, then change back for regular embroidery only to forget what size or type that needle was?
Our handy Needle Organizer will help you keep track of ballpoints, sharps and other specialty needles for your embroidery or sewing machine.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden - Snap Cases Embroidery Designs on CD
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Our Price: $12.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
What is IN THE HOOP?
These cases are a snap to make!
The 6 cases in this set stitch up quickly and easily in your embroidery hoop.
The back sides and flaps are quilted & they can hold a variety of items.
Pretty snaps secure the flaps on these fully lined cases.
There are no raw edges inside.
These cases are a snap to make!
The 6 cases in this set stitch up quickly and easily in your embroidery hoop.
The back sides and flaps are quilted & they can hold a variety of items.
Pretty snaps secure the flaps on these fully lined cases.
There are no raw edges inside.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden Snowman Beverage Set Embroidery Design on CD
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Our Price: $12.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
What is IN THE HOOP?
Our snowman beverage set designs are made in the hoop.
They stitch up so cute and make a great gift set.
Our snowman beverage set designs are made in the hoop.
They stitch up so cute and make a great gift set.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden #39 Snowman Snowballs, Storage Bag, Set 2 Embroidery Designs on CD
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Our Price: $14.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
What is IN THE HOOP?
Our original set of Snowman Snowballs was so popular we decided to make another set!
Is it too cold to go outside? Are the kids bored?
Let them have an indoor snowball fight with our softie Snowman Snowballs.
The snowballs are easy to make with our included pattern.
They're made from fleece so they're soft and safe.
They are machine washable too.
Basic sewing skills are required to complete the snowballs & storage bag.
An embroidery machine is required to stitch the faces.
Our original set of Snowman Snowballs was so popular we decided to make another set!
Is it too cold to go outside? Are the kids bored?
Let them have an indoor snowball fight with our softie Snowman Snowballs.
The snowballs are easy to make with our included pattern.
They're made from fleece so they're soft and safe.
They are machine washable too.
Basic sewing skills are required to complete the snowballs & storage bag.
An embroidery machine is required to stitch the faces.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden #40 Original Tri Fold Wallet Design, Now for 5x7" Hoop, on CD
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Our Price: $11.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
What is IN THE HOOP?
We've redesigned our original trifold to be stitched in a 5x7 hoop.
Design Info
Actual design file dimensions
5x7 hoop
We've redesigned our original trifold to be stitched in a 5x7 hoop.
Design Info
Actual design file dimensions
5x7 hoop
- 4.99" x 6.98"
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden #41 - TriFold Wallet 6x10" Embroidery Design on CD
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Our Price: $11.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
What is IN THE HOOP?
We've redesigned our original trifold to be stitched in a 6x10 hoop.
The closed finished size of our 6x10 hoop trifold wallet is 5.75" x 4.50".
We included a smaller file for the Viking's Designer 150x240 hoop.
The closed finished size of the 150x240 trifold wallet is smaller.
Design Info
Actual design file dimensions
6x10 hoop
We've redesigned our original trifold to be stitched in a 6x10 hoop.
The closed finished size of our 6x10 hoop trifold wallet is 5.75" x 4.50".
We included a smaller file for the Viking's Designer 150x240 hoop.
The closed finished size of the 150x240 trifold wallet is smaller.
Design Info
Actual design file dimensions
6x10 hoop
- 6" x 9.12"
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden #44 Wrist Pincushions Set Designs on CD, Heart, Flower, Round and Square Shaped Pincushions.
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Our Price: $15.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
What is IN THE HOOP?
Our Wrist Pincushions make great gifts for all your sewing & crafting friends.
The set includes heart, flower, round and square shaped pincushions.
Our Wrist Pincushions make great gifts for all your sewing & crafting friends.
The set includes heart, flower, round and square shaped pincushions.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
DIME BK00125 Hoop It Up Guide to Hooping, Successful Embroidery 80 Page Bound Book +Angle Finder, 4" & 7" Target Rulers, Stickers for Tshirts, Koozies
 65249: DIME BK00125 Hoop It Up Guide to Hooping, Successful Embroidery 80 Page Bound Book |
Our Price: $29.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
for Hoop T-shirts, Koozies, Hat Brims and more! For Single and Multi Needle Machine Owners!
Hooping an item correctly is an important beginning step to getting a professionally embroidered design. But with the many different items to embroider and the variety of hoops available, knowing which hoop to use and how to hoop any given item can be challenging.
In Hoop It Up, the Stitching Sisters, Eileen Roche and Marie Zinno, take the confusion out of hooping. They've pooled their years of embroidery experience to share their best practices for embroidering over 30 popular items.
First Eileen and Marie will explain the different approaches to hooping–the tried and true standard hoop, the user-friendly magnetic hoop, the on-the-edge border hoop, and the sticky stabilizer route. You'll also learn about a variety of embroidery tools, like the Angle Finder and Hoop Guard, which can make the task of hooping so much easier and more accurate.
Next you'll learn step by step how to hoop over 30 items, both flat and tubular. From napkins, bibs, and blankets to baby onesies, T-shirts, and hats, you'll see how to plan the embroidery for each item and how to control the variables to ensure success.
Take the confusion and frustration out of hooping with Hoop It Up!
You'll also discover 99 Tips for Success spread throughout the book that will save you time and prevent frustration!
The methods and techniques you'll find in Hoop It Up are techniques that we use in our studios every day. They work for us, and we're confident they'll work for you, too.”– Eileen Roche
Hooping an item correctly is an important beginning step to getting a professionally embroidered design. But with the many different items to embroider and the variety of hoops available, knowing which hoop to use and how to hoop any given item can be challenging.
In Hoop It Up, the Stitching Sisters, Eileen Roche and Marie Zinno, take the confusion out of hooping. They've pooled their years of embroidery experience to share their best practices for embroidering over 30 popular items.
First Eileen and Marie will explain the different approaches to hooping–the tried and true standard hoop, the user-friendly magnetic hoop, the on-the-edge border hoop, and the sticky stabilizer route. You'll also learn about a variety of embroidery tools, like the Angle Finder and Hoop Guard, which can make the task of hooping so much easier and more accurate.
Next you'll learn step by step how to hoop over 30 items, both flat and tubular. From napkins, bibs, and blankets to baby onesies, T-shirts, and hats, you'll see how to plan the embroidery for each item and how to control the variables to ensure success.
Take the confusion and frustration out of hooping with Hoop It Up!
You'll also discover 99 Tips for Success spread throughout the book that will save you time and prevent frustration!
The methods and techniques you'll find in Hoop It Up are techniques that we use in our studios every day. They work for us, and we're confident they'll work for you, too.”– Eileen Roche
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Cico Books 63836 Cute Clothes For Kids 128Pg, 24 Projects for 0-5Yr Olds
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Our Price: $15.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: ON BACKORDER Condition: New In Box |
Features
With items for all seasons; this book has brilliant ideas to dress babies and children up to five years old. Each project includes step-by-step instructions with templates and full-size pull-out patterns.. With items for all seasons; this book has brilliant ideas to dress babies and children up to five years old. Each project includes step-by-step instructions with templates and full-size pull-out patterns.. Includes 24 projects. - Includes 24 projects. - Author: Rob Merrett. - Author: Rob Merrett.Softcover.Softcover.128 Pages.128 Pages
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Cute Clothes For Kids. A collection of charming outfits for any occasion to keep your little one looking good and feeling great! With items for all seasons; this book has brilliant ideas to dress babies and children up to five years old. There are pretty party dresses; beach outfits; cozy coats; and more. There are twenty-four projects with thirty-five items for both boys and girls. Each project includes step-by-step instructions with templates and full-size pull-out patterns. Author: Rob Merrett. Softcover; 128 pages. Imported.Item Height: 9.25
Item Width: 9
Item Depth: 0.4 - Ship Weight: 3.27 lbs
Angela Wolf ISE1000 It's Sew Easy - Series 1000, 13 Videos
 78754: Angela Wolf ISE1000 It's Sew Easy - Series 1000, 13 Videos |
Our Price: $9.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Shipping: Free Ground Shipping to the Contiguous USA Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse on the next business day. Condition: New In Box |
Features
Series 1000 – Pathways to Sewing...
In this 10th season of It’s Sew Easy, join today’s sewing, embroidery and design experts, featuring Angela Wolf, to explore the variety of pathways that lead to sewing. Important life events, costumes, a new home, fitting challenges or changing needs are all reasons that people start to sew. What or who inspired you to sew? Along the sewing pathway, look beyond ready-to-wear to design and sew costumes, garments, accessories and home décor as you build your sewing and embroidery skills.
Today’s foremost sewing, embroidery and design personalities share their favorite ideas, projects, techniques and tips to create professional-looking garments, accessories and home décor.
So come on along ! Let’s get onto the pathway to sewing and see why It’s Sew Easy!
1001 - Sewing for Babies and Children
Babies and children are a great inspiration to sew. Couture fashion expert Angela Wolf transforms a simple t-shirt into a super cute girl’s dress. Then, she shows how to make spaghetti straps quickly. Pattern designer Krista Tracy makes a trendy waterproof backpack to use as a diaper bag or a pool or gym bag.
1002 - Let’s Dress Up
Along the path to sewing, the need for a costume is a great reason to start to sew. Sewing experts Janet Pray and Jessica Johnson alter a basic pattern to make a cute, cuddly and safe toddler costume. Fashion designer Angela Wolf shares a neckline tip and fabric artist Terry McFeely creates whimsical fairy wings for anyone.
1003 - Distinctive Style
Sometimes a photo in a magazine can lead the way toward sewing custom fashions and accessories. Couturier Angela Wolf sews a fashionable fleece jacket and then fringes wool to create a flirty handbag. Designer Kay Whitt creates a colorful custom bag with a handy concealed zippered pocket.
1004 - Costume Fun
Once you gain sewing confidence, you can explore new possibilities. Cosplay enthusiast Cheryl Sleboda fearlessly sews with unusual fabrics to create today’s trendiest costumes. Angela Wolf embroiders on leather and embroidery educator Rebecca Kemp Brent creates changeable body art with faux tattoos for fun and fashion.
1005 - Wedding Bells
The pathway to sewing may lead right down the aisle. Fashion expert Angela Wolf shows how to embroider on tulle to create a stunning one-of-a-kind wedding gown. Quilt designer Kim Montagnese creates a keepsake ring-bearer pillow with computer design software and creative embellisher Clare Rowley tops it off with custom-made bridal veils.
1006 - Cosplay
Many people who never sewed before are sewing spectacular costumes for cosplay events. Rebecca Kemp Brent, sewing educator, shows how to make a Renaissance-inspired suit of armor from a sweatshirt and designer Angela Wolf adds top-stitching for fashion effects. Cheryl Sleboda, costume enthusiast, lights it all up by adding lights to garments, costumes and accessories.
1007 - Sewing for People with All Abilities
Sometimes we sew to adapt clothing for people with special abilities or sew to help others. Fitting expert Peggy Sagers shares simple techniques to make contemporary fashion comfortable and functional for anyone. Designer Angela Wolf changes the angle of a pocket to update the look. Sewing educator June Mellinger presents easy, meaningful and useful sewing projects to benefit important causes in your community.
1008 - Stepping Out
On your journey toward sewing, release your inner designer. Joanne Banko, sewing and embroidery educator, creates a sharp Western-inspired jacket. Angela Wolf shares couture tips for belts and embroidery expert Rebecca Kemp Brent customizes embroidery to make badges, patches and insignias for costumes or jackets and hats.
1009 - Sewing 101
Let’s go back to sewing basics. Sewing industry insider Janet Pray shows how to sew more efficiently and comfortably with good sewing ergonomics. Lynn Lunoe, sewing educator, explains how to use the feet and accessories that come with a sewing machine. Blogger and designer Heather Valentine quickly sews up a fun, fashionable and super-simple skirt.
1010 - Decorating at Home
When the pathway leads to a new house or apartment, make it feel like home by sewing decorator accents. Lisa Shepard Stewart, author, designer and fabric expert, makes designer-quality pillows with faux piping trim. Angela Wolf, custom fashion designer, has a tip for cutting buttonholes. Quilt designer and fiber artist Kim Montagnese adds color and texture to a contemporary wall-hanging with thread painting on a frame.
1011 - What’s Trending
Step off the traditional path and sew your own signature style. Designer Kay Whitt adds decorative hem bands to create colorful on-trend fashions. Pattern designer and custom clothier Angela Wolf shows how to create a perfect hem. Then, she redesigns vintage ready-to-wear to channel today’s runway look.
1012 - Fashions and Fit
Achieving a perfect fit inspires many to start to sew. Using custom measurements, sewing educator Joanne Banko creates a well-fitting boho skirt on the serger. Angela Wolf, author and designer, shows how to sew flat-felled seams for a tailored look. Then, she shows how to make custom-fitted pants and jeans that flatter any figure.
1013 - Sewing as a Business
Your pathway to sewing may lead to a career in design, sewing or embroidery. Commercial embroiderer Paulette Bell shows how to start your own custom embroidery business. Angela Wolf, designer and pattern creator, adds sparkle to table accessories and shares her experience as a successful entrepreneur developing a custom sewing and fashion design business.
In this 10th season of It’s Sew Easy, join today’s sewing, embroidery and design experts, featuring Angela Wolf, to explore the variety of pathways that lead to sewing. Important life events, costumes, a new home, fitting challenges or changing needs are all reasons that people start to sew. What or who inspired you to sew? Along the sewing pathway, look beyond ready-to-wear to design and sew costumes, garments, accessories and home décor as you build your sewing and embroidery skills.
Today’s foremost sewing, embroidery and design personalities share their favorite ideas, projects, techniques and tips to create professional-looking garments, accessories and home décor.
So come on along ! Let’s get onto the pathway to sewing and see why It’s Sew Easy!
1001 - Sewing for Babies and Children
Babies and children are a great inspiration to sew. Couture fashion expert Angela Wolf transforms a simple t-shirt into a super cute girl’s dress. Then, she shows how to make spaghetti straps quickly. Pattern designer Krista Tracy makes a trendy waterproof backpack to use as a diaper bag or a pool or gym bag.
1002 - Let’s Dress Up
Along the path to sewing, the need for a costume is a great reason to start to sew. Sewing experts Janet Pray and Jessica Johnson alter a basic pattern to make a cute, cuddly and safe toddler costume. Fashion designer Angela Wolf shares a neckline tip and fabric artist Terry McFeely creates whimsical fairy wings for anyone.
1003 - Distinctive Style
Sometimes a photo in a magazine can lead the way toward sewing custom fashions and accessories. Couturier Angela Wolf sews a fashionable fleece jacket and then fringes wool to create a flirty handbag. Designer Kay Whitt creates a colorful custom bag with a handy concealed zippered pocket.
1004 - Costume Fun
Once you gain sewing confidence, you can explore new possibilities. Cosplay enthusiast Cheryl Sleboda fearlessly sews with unusual fabrics to create today’s trendiest costumes. Angela Wolf embroiders on leather and embroidery educator Rebecca Kemp Brent creates changeable body art with faux tattoos for fun and fashion.
1005 - Wedding Bells
The pathway to sewing may lead right down the aisle. Fashion expert Angela Wolf shows how to embroider on tulle to create a stunning one-of-a-kind wedding gown. Quilt designer Kim Montagnese creates a keepsake ring-bearer pillow with computer design software and creative embellisher Clare Rowley tops it off with custom-made bridal veils.
1006 - Cosplay
Many people who never sewed before are sewing spectacular costumes for cosplay events. Rebecca Kemp Brent, sewing educator, shows how to make a Renaissance-inspired suit of armor from a sweatshirt and designer Angela Wolf adds top-stitching for fashion effects. Cheryl Sleboda, costume enthusiast, lights it all up by adding lights to garments, costumes and accessories.
1007 - Sewing for People with All Abilities
Sometimes we sew to adapt clothing for people with special abilities or sew to help others. Fitting expert Peggy Sagers shares simple techniques to make contemporary fashion comfortable and functional for anyone. Designer Angela Wolf changes the angle of a pocket to update the look. Sewing educator June Mellinger presents easy, meaningful and useful sewing projects to benefit important causes in your community.
1008 - Stepping Out
On your journey toward sewing, release your inner designer. Joanne Banko, sewing and embroidery educator, creates a sharp Western-inspired jacket. Angela Wolf shares couture tips for belts and embroidery expert Rebecca Kemp Brent customizes embroidery to make badges, patches and insignias for costumes or jackets and hats.
1009 - Sewing 101
Let’s go back to sewing basics. Sewing industry insider Janet Pray shows how to sew more efficiently and comfortably with good sewing ergonomics. Lynn Lunoe, sewing educator, explains how to use the feet and accessories that come with a sewing machine. Blogger and designer Heather Valentine quickly sews up a fun, fashionable and super-simple skirt.
1010 - Decorating at Home
When the pathway leads to a new house or apartment, make it feel like home by sewing decorator accents. Lisa Shepard Stewart, author, designer and fabric expert, makes designer-quality pillows with faux piping trim. Angela Wolf, custom fashion designer, has a tip for cutting buttonholes. Quilt designer and fiber artist Kim Montagnese adds color and texture to a contemporary wall-hanging with thread painting on a frame.
1011 - What’s Trending
Step off the traditional path and sew your own signature style. Designer Kay Whitt adds decorative hem bands to create colorful on-trend fashions. Pattern designer and custom clothier Angela Wolf shows how to create a perfect hem. Then, she redesigns vintage ready-to-wear to channel today’s runway look.
1012 - Fashions and Fit
Achieving a perfect fit inspires many to start to sew. Using custom measurements, sewing educator Joanne Banko creates a well-fitting boho skirt on the serger. Angela Wolf, author and designer, shows how to sew flat-felled seams for a tailored look. Then, she shows how to make custom-fitted pants and jeans that flatter any figure.
1013 - Sewing as a Business
Your pathway to sewing may lead to a career in design, sewing or embroidery. Commercial embroiderer Paulette Bell shows how to start your own custom embroidery business. Angela Wolf, designer and pattern creator, adds sparkle to table accessories and shares her experience as a successful entrepreneur developing a custom sewing and fashion design business.
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Angela Wolf ISE700 It's Sew Easy TV - Series 700, 13 Videos
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It's Sew Easy Series 700...
This season features traditional sewing in all its forms with a special emphasis on quilting. Get ready to redefine the word “traditional” as we integrate some common quilting principles into fashion sewing with fantastic results!
701 - Quilting is in Fashion
Today’s show takes a look at quilting in a whole new way, as common quilt techniques find their way into fashion. Quilting is not just for on your bed – Angela Wolf introduces the practice of quilting the lining to your garment - just like the couture designers, without batting. Then it’s a turn to traditional quilting with an easy paper piecing technique from Rebecca Kemp Brent.
702 - Start Small
Bigger is not always better! Start out with a manageable project when you want to learn a new technique. Joanne Banko appears first with a simple quilted tote. Learn the basics of an easy quilt square, and then use the technique to create a basic tote. Next, Paula Reid shares tips for working on a large project such as a bed quilt – just how do you work with all of that fabric on your machine? Last is Angela Wolf with techniques for quilting leather and fleece for warmth and style.
703 - Dress Up Your Garments
Garments get a makeover on today’s show. You can make the same pattern over and over again but it will look totally different depending on your fabric and color choice and other surface embellishments. Angela Wolf begins with a beautiful and traditional sheath dress. An intricate appliqué trim completely changes this basic silhouette. Then, embroidery expert Eileen Roche demonstrates simple monogram techniques for all different garments – it’s a traditional look updated with a contemporary approach.
704 - Fashion Forward
Just because a technique is traditional doesn’t mean that the item you create can’t be on trend for today’s fashion. Successful sewing is all about learning the basics and then using those ideas to create garments that fit your personal style. On this show we incorporate basic sewing and serger techniques for knits into a trendy bandage skirt with Rachel Howard. Then, Marie Zinno demonstrates trendy boot socks that will instantly personalize your outfit. Finally, Angela Wolf has a tip on using your serger for an elastic waist.
705 - Embroidery
Show off your embroidery skills with great totes and jeans. One of the best parts about sewing is the chance to show off some of your latest creations. On this show guest experts give you lots of opportunities to be proud of your embroidery skills. First, Angela Wolf creates an embroidered tote with an amazing kaleidoscope design. Then, Eileen Roche has her own quilted clutch with embroidery. Last, Angela returns with a restyle of your favorite pattern or readymade jeans with embroidery embellishments.
706 - Tradition Meets Fashion
On this show, piecework like you’ve never seen it before – as traditional quilting meets fashion.
Think a little outside of the box as Angela Wolf makes a color block dress that’s really just a variation on a large patchwork design. Then, quilter Jeni Baker demonstrates piecework on a smaller scale with a half square quilt perfect for beginners.
707 - Quilt Techniques for all Types of Sewing
We apply quilting concepts to all sorts of different finished projects from pillows to skirts on this show. If you’re a fashion sewer, quilting is a little break from fitting and if you’re a quilter we have garments that incorporate your techniques in garments. First, Paula Reid shares her creative method for doing trapunto. Then, Jeni Baker has an easy but modern feeling quilt project – this time it’s the log cabin as coasters. Finally, Angela Wolf takes a quilt technique for seaming and uses it on a patchwork style skirt.
708 - Recreate
Simple finished items are the base for today’s projects. Our experts give them some added pizzazz. Eileen Roche starts out with a simple tee shirt – add some embroidery and it begins an amazing infinity scarf. Then, Joanne Banko has the secrets for embellishing a plain sheer wrap and turning it into a fabulous accent.
709 - Quilt Basics
Get started with the basics for traditional quilting. What could be more basic than quilting for home decor and apparel? Rebecca Kemp Brent has a demonstration on free motion and guided quilting to hold a kaleidoscope appliqué in place, plus a short discussion on fusibles and needles. Then, Angela Wolf demonstrates ruching with elastic thread.
710 - Accent on Embellishment
In sewing it’s embellishments that are the extra step that takes us from ordinary to extraordinary. Angela Wolf is known for beautifully fitted jackets. On this show she adds trim to take them over the top with style. Then, Marie Zinno shares a way to make simple work out clothing into stylish day wear all with embroidery. Finally, the perfect accent is a couture detail. Janet Pray demonstrates mistake proof bound button holes.
711 - Something Extra
Our recurring theme is “let the experts show you how”. What experts offer is that little something extra – maybe it’s a tip, or an extra step, or maybe even a shortcut – but they have that technique perfected over countless projects and want to share with you! Janet Pray is our first expert with a wonderful technique for single and double miters the professional way. Then look at patchwork just a little bit differently with a biscornu – a type of pillow design demonstrated by Rebecca Kemp Brent. Finally, Angela Wolf creates a sheer fabric scarf using free motion stitching and stabilizer.
712 - Fabric First
There are many sources for inspiration when choosing a sewing project. Sometimes we find the perfect pattern or silhouette, and sometimes it’s a special occasion we want to sew for, other times we simply love a particular fabric and look for something to make out of a gorgeous cut. But each fabric has characteristics that require different techniques. We chose 3 fabrics today and projects that are unique to the fabric chosen. First, Angela shows her technique for needle felting on silk. Next, Tina Givens introduces us to one of her favorite fabrics – linen. She has some tips for quilt blocks that tell a unique story. Then, Angela returns for free motion techniques on cotton.
713 - Tucks and Texture
There are many different ways to manipulate fabric for a textural look and feel. Especially in a monochromatic color scheme texture really stands out. Rebecca Kemp Brent starts out with a tucked bolster pillow – it’s a traditional technique and look that complements many different décor styles. Then, it’s a traditional quilting technique in a nontraditional way as Angela Wolf uses a walking foot to quilt a jacket. We finish up with flat felled seams - common in quilting but incorporated into clothing with Janet Pray.
This season features traditional sewing in all its forms with a special emphasis on quilting. Get ready to redefine the word “traditional” as we integrate some common quilting principles into fashion sewing with fantastic results!
701 - Quilting is in Fashion
Today’s show takes a look at quilting in a whole new way, as common quilt techniques find their way into fashion. Quilting is not just for on your bed – Angela Wolf introduces the practice of quilting the lining to your garment - just like the couture designers, without batting. Then it’s a turn to traditional quilting with an easy paper piecing technique from Rebecca Kemp Brent.
702 - Start Small
Bigger is not always better! Start out with a manageable project when you want to learn a new technique. Joanne Banko appears first with a simple quilted tote. Learn the basics of an easy quilt square, and then use the technique to create a basic tote. Next, Paula Reid shares tips for working on a large project such as a bed quilt – just how do you work with all of that fabric on your machine? Last is Angela Wolf with techniques for quilting leather and fleece for warmth and style.
703 - Dress Up Your Garments
Garments get a makeover on today’s show. You can make the same pattern over and over again but it will look totally different depending on your fabric and color choice and other surface embellishments. Angela Wolf begins with a beautiful and traditional sheath dress. An intricate appliqué trim completely changes this basic silhouette. Then, embroidery expert Eileen Roche demonstrates simple monogram techniques for all different garments – it’s a traditional look updated with a contemporary approach.
704 - Fashion Forward
Just because a technique is traditional doesn’t mean that the item you create can’t be on trend for today’s fashion. Successful sewing is all about learning the basics and then using those ideas to create garments that fit your personal style. On this show we incorporate basic sewing and serger techniques for knits into a trendy bandage skirt with Rachel Howard. Then, Marie Zinno demonstrates trendy boot socks that will instantly personalize your outfit. Finally, Angela Wolf has a tip on using your serger for an elastic waist.
705 - Embroidery
Show off your embroidery skills with great totes and jeans. One of the best parts about sewing is the chance to show off some of your latest creations. On this show guest experts give you lots of opportunities to be proud of your embroidery skills. First, Angela Wolf creates an embroidered tote with an amazing kaleidoscope design. Then, Eileen Roche has her own quilted clutch with embroidery. Last, Angela returns with a restyle of your favorite pattern or readymade jeans with embroidery embellishments.
706 - Tradition Meets Fashion
On this show, piecework like you’ve never seen it before – as traditional quilting meets fashion.
Think a little outside of the box as Angela Wolf makes a color block dress that’s really just a variation on a large patchwork design. Then, quilter Jeni Baker demonstrates piecework on a smaller scale with a half square quilt perfect for beginners.
707 - Quilt Techniques for all Types of Sewing
We apply quilting concepts to all sorts of different finished projects from pillows to skirts on this show. If you’re a fashion sewer, quilting is a little break from fitting and if you’re a quilter we have garments that incorporate your techniques in garments. First, Paula Reid shares her creative method for doing trapunto. Then, Jeni Baker has an easy but modern feeling quilt project – this time it’s the log cabin as coasters. Finally, Angela Wolf takes a quilt technique for seaming and uses it on a patchwork style skirt.
708 - Recreate
Simple finished items are the base for today’s projects. Our experts give them some added pizzazz. Eileen Roche starts out with a simple tee shirt – add some embroidery and it begins an amazing infinity scarf. Then, Joanne Banko has the secrets for embellishing a plain sheer wrap and turning it into a fabulous accent.
709 - Quilt Basics
Get started with the basics for traditional quilting. What could be more basic than quilting for home decor and apparel? Rebecca Kemp Brent has a demonstration on free motion and guided quilting to hold a kaleidoscope appliqué in place, plus a short discussion on fusibles and needles. Then, Angela Wolf demonstrates ruching with elastic thread.
710 - Accent on Embellishment
In sewing it’s embellishments that are the extra step that takes us from ordinary to extraordinary. Angela Wolf is known for beautifully fitted jackets. On this show she adds trim to take them over the top with style. Then, Marie Zinno shares a way to make simple work out clothing into stylish day wear all with embroidery. Finally, the perfect accent is a couture detail. Janet Pray demonstrates mistake proof bound button holes.
711 - Something Extra
Our recurring theme is “let the experts show you how”. What experts offer is that little something extra – maybe it’s a tip, or an extra step, or maybe even a shortcut – but they have that technique perfected over countless projects and want to share with you! Janet Pray is our first expert with a wonderful technique for single and double miters the professional way. Then look at patchwork just a little bit differently with a biscornu – a type of pillow design demonstrated by Rebecca Kemp Brent. Finally, Angela Wolf creates a sheer fabric scarf using free motion stitching and stabilizer.
712 - Fabric First
There are many sources for inspiration when choosing a sewing project. Sometimes we find the perfect pattern or silhouette, and sometimes it’s a special occasion we want to sew for, other times we simply love a particular fabric and look for something to make out of a gorgeous cut. But each fabric has characteristics that require different techniques. We chose 3 fabrics today and projects that are unique to the fabric chosen. First, Angela shows her technique for needle felting on silk. Next, Tina Givens introduces us to one of her favorite fabrics – linen. She has some tips for quilt blocks that tell a unique story. Then, Angela returns for free motion techniques on cotton.
713 - Tucks and Texture
There are many different ways to manipulate fabric for a textural look and feel. Especially in a monochromatic color scheme texture really stands out. Rebecca Kemp Brent starts out with a tucked bolster pillow – it’s a traditional technique and look that complements many different décor styles. Then, it’s a traditional quilting technique in a nontraditional way as Angela Wolf uses a walking foot to quilt a jacket. We finish up with flat felled seams - common in quilting but incorporated into clothing with Janet Pray.
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Angela Wolf ISE800 It's Sew Easy - Series 800, 13 Videos
 78757: Angela Wolf ISE800 It's Sew Easy - Series 800, 13 Videos |
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It's Sew Easy Series 800... Whatever the Fashion, Sewing is Timeless
Fashion and style throughout the 20th century were influenced by historical events, changing attitudes, new lifestyles and rapidly advancing technology. Skirt fullness, necklines, hemlines, embellishments all changed as women moved from home to the workplace. Sewing and design sewing experts show how s to use time-honored techniques with the latest sewing tools and technology to create today’s fashions.
801 - The New Century Begins – The 1900’s
The Industrial Revolution was in full swing and women ventured beyond their homes into the workplace and politics. Angela Wolf creates a luxurious kimono duster inspired by those worn over long, full skirts and dresses. Kathy McMakin uses today’s machines to create a precious heirloom baby bonnet you’ll treasure.
802 - The World at War 1910-1919
As the first World War began, supplies became scarce. Women joined the workforce as men fought overseas. Fashions became less restrictive, bustles disappeared and the silhouette became sleeker. Designers used scraps for embellishment and manipulated fabric to create design details. Rebecca Kemp Brent shows how to create beautiful scrap fabric flowers. Angela Wolf uses couture draping techniques to add fashion flair to a straight skirt.
803 - The Late Teens – Everything Had Changed
As the war ended, people dressed up more. Coleen Swettman uses computerized embroidery technology to create free-standing lace for accessories, collars, cuffs and trim. Women wore bloomers for sports like swimming, tennis, basketball and bowling. Tina Givens shows how to update the original bloomers to wear today. Lynn Lunoe shows how to create charming doll fashions faster than ever.
804 - The Roaring 20’s
The 20’s were a time to celebrate with shorter skirts and lots of glitz. Fashionable women wore tubular styles with bare shoulders, glitter and fringe. Angela Wolf makes a fringy tank top with today’s look using knit and woven fabrics. Amber Eden shows how to sew with sequined fabric to create contemporary sparkly fashions.
805 - The Golden Era – The Late 1920’s
Women were working outside the home, volunteering and voting! It was a time to see and be seen as designers found inspiration in sports heroes and movie stars. Sewing expert Lisa Shaw shows how to use computerized design techniques to create a stunning capelet and Angela Wolf designs and sews a form-fitting gored skirt with faux suede piping that flatters any figure.
806 - After the Big Crash: 1930’s
The party of the 1920’s ended in a big stock market crash, plunging the nation into the Great Depression. Simple, sleek lines, body-hugging bias cut dresses and upcycled hand-me-downs were the fashion hallmarks. Angela Wolf creates glamourous evening wear on the bias and Rebecca Kemp Brent adds scallops to add a fresh look to any garment or to home décor.
807 - The World at War – Again: The 1940’s
Factories hummed and women took up men’s roles making military supplies as the second World War began. Fabric was rationed and women took fashion cues from military uniforms. Angela Wolf makes a contemporary jacket inspired by General Eisenhower’s shortened uniform jacket. Embroidery expert Lisa Shaw shows how to design a handy embroidered clutch bag for an evening out.
808 - Fashion Inside and Out – the Late 1940’s
As the war ended, women wore more tailored garments and pants. Fabric was readily available and flounces and drape became important design details to soften the masculine look. Sewing expert Londa Rohlfing shows how to make flounces for a truly feminine touch and Angela Wolf makes trendy cropped pants with a hidden zipper and great waistband treatments.
809 - The 1950’s Boom and Rock
In the 1950’s, every teenager had a transistor radio and went to the sock hop. Designer and sewing expert Gretchen Hirsch shows how to make an updated circle skirt for today. Lisa Shaw adds contemporary machine-embroidery to a cardigan sweater, inspired by the sweaters of the 1950’s. Gretchen returns to show how to add a gathered crinoline to make the skirt really full and flirty.
810 - The Space Race Begins: The Late 1950’s
Nations raced to put satellites into space and the fashion scene took a futuristic step toward figure-hugging fashions. Gretchen Hirsch shows how to redesign a pattern to make a trendy blouse that buttons up the back and designer Peggy Sagers takes a cue from a man’s shirt to create a flattering shirtwaist dress with easy collar variations.
811 - The British Invasion – The 1960’s
Technology exploded and new music, fashion and ideas flooded in from England and beyond. Fashion influence went beyond Fifth Avenue and Carnaby Street in London influenced the fashion scene. Sewing expert Angela Wolf shows how easy it is to cut and sew a sassy mini-skirt and Marie Zinno uses today’s embroidery technology to embroider a hip fringed faux suede belt.
812 - The Counterculture: The Late 1960’s
We were headed to the moon! Back on earth, the hippie movement took hold with loose-fitting, fluid fashions, bell bottoms, sandals, t-shirts and headbands. Dressing up included a ruffled shirt, striped hip-hugger pants and zippered boots. Londa Rohlfing shares her sewing expertise to add ruffles to any garment and Coleen Swettman sews a hippie-inspired poncho that goes everywhere today.
813 - The Me Decade: The 1970’s
The Energy Crisis, inflation and the gas shortage ushered in the 1970’s. There were no fashion “rules”. Styles and influences came from all over the world as each individual created a personal style. Sewing expert Angela Wolf shows how to make a fashionable, updated peasant blouse with today’s Boho look. Embroidery expert Marie Zinno adds colorful embroidery to jeans to give them unique fashion flair.
Fashion and style throughout the 20th century were influenced by historical events, changing attitudes, new lifestyles and rapidly advancing technology. Skirt fullness, necklines, hemlines, embellishments all changed as women moved from home to the workplace. Sewing and design sewing experts show how s to use time-honored techniques with the latest sewing tools and technology to create today’s fashions.
801 - The New Century Begins – The 1900’s
The Industrial Revolution was in full swing and women ventured beyond their homes into the workplace and politics. Angela Wolf creates a luxurious kimono duster inspired by those worn over long, full skirts and dresses. Kathy McMakin uses today’s machines to create a precious heirloom baby bonnet you’ll treasure.
802 - The World at War 1910-1919
As the first World War began, supplies became scarce. Women joined the workforce as men fought overseas. Fashions became less restrictive, bustles disappeared and the silhouette became sleeker. Designers used scraps for embellishment and manipulated fabric to create design details. Rebecca Kemp Brent shows how to create beautiful scrap fabric flowers. Angela Wolf uses couture draping techniques to add fashion flair to a straight skirt.
803 - The Late Teens – Everything Had Changed
As the war ended, people dressed up more. Coleen Swettman uses computerized embroidery technology to create free-standing lace for accessories, collars, cuffs and trim. Women wore bloomers for sports like swimming, tennis, basketball and bowling. Tina Givens shows how to update the original bloomers to wear today. Lynn Lunoe shows how to create charming doll fashions faster than ever.
804 - The Roaring 20’s
The 20’s were a time to celebrate with shorter skirts and lots of glitz. Fashionable women wore tubular styles with bare shoulders, glitter and fringe. Angela Wolf makes a fringy tank top with today’s look using knit and woven fabrics. Amber Eden shows how to sew with sequined fabric to create contemporary sparkly fashions.
805 - The Golden Era – The Late 1920’s
Women were working outside the home, volunteering and voting! It was a time to see and be seen as designers found inspiration in sports heroes and movie stars. Sewing expert Lisa Shaw shows how to use computerized design techniques to create a stunning capelet and Angela Wolf designs and sews a form-fitting gored skirt with faux suede piping that flatters any figure.
806 - After the Big Crash: 1930’s
The party of the 1920’s ended in a big stock market crash, plunging the nation into the Great Depression. Simple, sleek lines, body-hugging bias cut dresses and upcycled hand-me-downs were the fashion hallmarks. Angela Wolf creates glamourous evening wear on the bias and Rebecca Kemp Brent adds scallops to add a fresh look to any garment or to home décor.
807 - The World at War – Again: The 1940’s
Factories hummed and women took up men’s roles making military supplies as the second World War began. Fabric was rationed and women took fashion cues from military uniforms. Angela Wolf makes a contemporary jacket inspired by General Eisenhower’s shortened uniform jacket. Embroidery expert Lisa Shaw shows how to design a handy embroidered clutch bag for an evening out.
808 - Fashion Inside and Out – the Late 1940’s
As the war ended, women wore more tailored garments and pants. Fabric was readily available and flounces and drape became important design details to soften the masculine look. Sewing expert Londa Rohlfing shows how to make flounces for a truly feminine touch and Angela Wolf makes trendy cropped pants with a hidden zipper and great waistband treatments.
809 - The 1950’s Boom and Rock
In the 1950’s, every teenager had a transistor radio and went to the sock hop. Designer and sewing expert Gretchen Hirsch shows how to make an updated circle skirt for today. Lisa Shaw adds contemporary machine-embroidery to a cardigan sweater, inspired by the sweaters of the 1950’s. Gretchen returns to show how to add a gathered crinoline to make the skirt really full and flirty.
810 - The Space Race Begins: The Late 1950’s
Nations raced to put satellites into space and the fashion scene took a futuristic step toward figure-hugging fashions. Gretchen Hirsch shows how to redesign a pattern to make a trendy blouse that buttons up the back and designer Peggy Sagers takes a cue from a man’s shirt to create a flattering shirtwaist dress with easy collar variations.
811 - The British Invasion – The 1960’s
Technology exploded and new music, fashion and ideas flooded in from England and beyond. Fashion influence went beyond Fifth Avenue and Carnaby Street in London influenced the fashion scene. Sewing expert Angela Wolf shows how easy it is to cut and sew a sassy mini-skirt and Marie Zinno uses today’s embroidery technology to embroider a hip fringed faux suede belt.
812 - The Counterculture: The Late 1960’s
We were headed to the moon! Back on earth, the hippie movement took hold with loose-fitting, fluid fashions, bell bottoms, sandals, t-shirts and headbands. Dressing up included a ruffled shirt, striped hip-hugger pants and zippered boots. Londa Rohlfing shares her sewing expertise to add ruffles to any garment and Coleen Swettman sews a hippie-inspired poncho that goes everywhere today.
813 - The Me Decade: The 1970’s
The Energy Crisis, inflation and the gas shortage ushered in the 1970’s. There were no fashion “rules”. Styles and influences came from all over the world as each individual created a personal style. Sewing expert Angela Wolf shows how to make a fashionable, updated peasant blouse with today’s Boho look. Embroidery expert Marie Zinno adds colorful embroidery to jeans to give them unique fashion flair.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Angela Wolf ISE900 It's Sew Easy - Series 900, 13 Videos
 78758: Angela Wolf ISE900 It's Sew Easy - Series 900, 13 Videos |
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Series 900 - Timeless Techniques for Today’s Fashions
Traditional sewing meets today’s technology
It’s Sew Easy, Series 900 continues to trace fashion and sewing through the historical events, cultural influences and trends of the 20th century. New attitudes, new lifestyles and new technology changed what women were doing and wearing. Our sewing experts show how fashion fit, necklines, hemlines, accessories and embellishments all changed through times of war and economic ups and downs. Each week, sewing and design experts, featuring Angela Wolf, show how to use time-honored techniques together with the latest sewing tools and technology to create today’s hottest fashions.
901 - The Turn of the Century – 1900’s
Vintage fashions still inspire today’s designers. Rebecca Kemp Brent shows how to make an elegant lantern purse perfect for an evening out then and now. Kathy McMakin sews a precious turn-of-the century child’s day gown quickly and easily using today’s serger techniques.
902 - Doing More With Less - 1910-1919
Supplies were scarce during the first World War. Fabric details replaced laces and trims. Londa Rohlfing shows how to create beautiful ruching for a contemporary blouse. Terry McFeely uses fabric and feathers to make a charming fascinator hat. Joanne Banko uses the cording foot to add extra flair to home decor.
903 - All That Jazz – the 1920’s
As the 1920’s roared in, women bared their shoulders and danced to the latest jazz. Angela Wolf creates a cutwork tank top using today’s computer software and digital cutter. Amber Eden adds color and detail to a classic black sheath dress with silk flower embroidery.
904 - Fashionable Sleeves – Late 1920’s
Sleeves became important as women spent more time outdoors and synthetic fabrics became popular. Angela Wolf shows how to change a pattern to add batwing sleeves. Then she shows how to create bishop sleeves, inspired by eastern European folkwear.
905 - The Glamourous 1930’s
Hollywood designers and glamorous starlets set the trends as people flocked to the movies in the 1930’s. Rebecca Kemp-Brent shows how to recreate any neckline for a whole new look. Angela Wolf embroiders fabric to create a gown for the red carpet. Joanne Banko shows how to join lace, ribbon and fabric with the edge joining foot to get a designer look.
906 - Feminine Fashions in Wartime – 1940’s
During World War II, feminine fashion took on a more masculine look. But women added feminine touches. Joann Banko creates embroidered lingerie. Then Heather Valentine shows how to top off boots with a lacey cuff. Joanne Banko adds beads and trims with the pearls and sequin foot.
907 - The 1950’s Revisited
Figure-hugging, fitted bodices and full skirts defined 1950’s fashion. Peggy Sagers adds French darts to a top for a perfect fit. Pearl Krush creates the iconic poodle skirt for an 18” fashion doll and Joanne Banko uses the couching and braiding feet to add style and color to a tote bag.
908 - Everything Comes Back – the 1950’s
The 1950’s look is all the rage today. Designer Courtney McCrone adds retro 50’s details to dresses, blouses and accessories. Embroider a sweater to capture that rock ‘n’ roll look – Marie Zinno shows how. Joanne Banko shows how easy it is to create custom piping for garments, accessories and home décor using the piping foot.
909 - Up, Up and Around – the 1960’s
Technology moved fast during the 1960’s and everything from hemlines to rocket ships went up.
Angela Wolf turns modern art into wearable art as she makes a color-block mini-dress. Peggy Sagers shows how to design and make the comfortable and flattering wrap dress, a staple in every working woman’s wardrobe.
910 - Fashion Free-for-All – the 1970’s
Fashion rules went out the window in the 1970’s. The t-shirt made the statement for day wear. Joanne Banko creates a custom embroidered t-shirt for a special cause. Jumpsuits were all the rage and are in again. Angela Wolf shows how to create a jumpsuit by combining existing pant and top patterns.
911 - Fashion on the Go – the 1980’s
In the 1980’s, designers took their cues from active wear, workout clothes and easy care fabrics. Angela Wolf adds a sassy peplum to a basic t-shirt to add swing and style. Cindy Hogan uses the latest digital cutting technology to create appliques for a go-everywhere denim jacket.
912 - Brand Names – the 1990’s
Fashion trends were being recycled. Casual chic and grunge were in, as long as the garments had the right designer label. Rebecca Kemp-Brent creates a designer quilted tote bag with free motion stitching on a quilting frame. Londa Rohlfing gathers fabric with elastic thread to make an easy-to-wear peasant blouse. Joanne Banko uses bobbin work to create a hand-embroidered look on garments and accessories.
913 - The New Millennium – The 2000’s
As the new century dawned, fashion had gone from corsets to spandex pants in just 100 years. Even dogs were getting dressed up. Paulette Bell creates a customized dog coat using machine embroidery. Angela Wolf adds a hand warmer to work-out wear for today’s trendy touch.
Traditional sewing meets today’s technology
It’s Sew Easy, Series 900 continues to trace fashion and sewing through the historical events, cultural influences and trends of the 20th century. New attitudes, new lifestyles and new technology changed what women were doing and wearing. Our sewing experts show how fashion fit, necklines, hemlines, accessories and embellishments all changed through times of war and economic ups and downs. Each week, sewing and design experts, featuring Angela Wolf, show how to use time-honored techniques together with the latest sewing tools and technology to create today’s hottest fashions.
901 - The Turn of the Century – 1900’s
Vintage fashions still inspire today’s designers. Rebecca Kemp Brent shows how to make an elegant lantern purse perfect for an evening out then and now. Kathy McMakin sews a precious turn-of-the century child’s day gown quickly and easily using today’s serger techniques.
902 - Doing More With Less - 1910-1919
Supplies were scarce during the first World War. Fabric details replaced laces and trims. Londa Rohlfing shows how to create beautiful ruching for a contemporary blouse. Terry McFeely uses fabric and feathers to make a charming fascinator hat. Joanne Banko uses the cording foot to add extra flair to home decor.
903 - All That Jazz – the 1920’s
As the 1920’s roared in, women bared their shoulders and danced to the latest jazz. Angela Wolf creates a cutwork tank top using today’s computer software and digital cutter. Amber Eden adds color and detail to a classic black sheath dress with silk flower embroidery.
904 - Fashionable Sleeves – Late 1920’s
Sleeves became important as women spent more time outdoors and synthetic fabrics became popular. Angela Wolf shows how to change a pattern to add batwing sleeves. Then she shows how to create bishop sleeves, inspired by eastern European folkwear.
905 - The Glamourous 1930’s
Hollywood designers and glamorous starlets set the trends as people flocked to the movies in the 1930’s. Rebecca Kemp-Brent shows how to recreate any neckline for a whole new look. Angela Wolf embroiders fabric to create a gown for the red carpet. Joanne Banko shows how to join lace, ribbon and fabric with the edge joining foot to get a designer look.
906 - Feminine Fashions in Wartime – 1940’s
During World War II, feminine fashion took on a more masculine look. But women added feminine touches. Joann Banko creates embroidered lingerie. Then Heather Valentine shows how to top off boots with a lacey cuff. Joanne Banko adds beads and trims with the pearls and sequin foot.
907 - The 1950’s Revisited
Figure-hugging, fitted bodices and full skirts defined 1950’s fashion. Peggy Sagers adds French darts to a top for a perfect fit. Pearl Krush creates the iconic poodle skirt for an 18” fashion doll and Joanne Banko uses the couching and braiding feet to add style and color to a tote bag.
908 - Everything Comes Back – the 1950’s
The 1950’s look is all the rage today. Designer Courtney McCrone adds retro 50’s details to dresses, blouses and accessories. Embroider a sweater to capture that rock ‘n’ roll look – Marie Zinno shows how. Joanne Banko shows how easy it is to create custom piping for garments, accessories and home décor using the piping foot.
909 - Up, Up and Around – the 1960’s
Technology moved fast during the 1960’s and everything from hemlines to rocket ships went up.
Angela Wolf turns modern art into wearable art as she makes a color-block mini-dress. Peggy Sagers shows how to design and make the comfortable and flattering wrap dress, a staple in every working woman’s wardrobe.
910 - Fashion Free-for-All – the 1970’s
Fashion rules went out the window in the 1970’s. The t-shirt made the statement for day wear. Joanne Banko creates a custom embroidered t-shirt for a special cause. Jumpsuits were all the rage and are in again. Angela Wolf shows how to create a jumpsuit by combining existing pant and top patterns.
911 - Fashion on the Go – the 1980’s
In the 1980’s, designers took their cues from active wear, workout clothes and easy care fabrics. Angela Wolf adds a sassy peplum to a basic t-shirt to add swing and style. Cindy Hogan uses the latest digital cutting technology to create appliques for a go-everywhere denim jacket.
912 - Brand Names – the 1990’s
Fashion trends were being recycled. Casual chic and grunge were in, as long as the garments had the right designer label. Rebecca Kemp-Brent creates a designer quilted tote bag with free motion stitching on a quilting frame. Londa Rohlfing gathers fabric with elastic thread to make an easy-to-wear peasant blouse. Joanne Banko uses bobbin work to create a hand-embroidered look on garments and accessories.
913 - The New Millennium – The 2000’s
As the new century dawned, fashion had gone from corsets to spandex pants in just 100 years. Even dogs were getting dressed up. Paulette Bell creates a customized dog coat using machine embroidery. Angela Wolf adds a hand warmer to work-out wear for today’s trendy touch.
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Angela Wolf ISE600 It's Sew Easy TV - Series 600, 13 Videos
 78759: Angela Wolf ISE600 It's Sew Easy TV - Series 600 |
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It's Sew Easy Series 600...
It’s sew easy – the place for creative and contemporary sewing with instructions, videos, patterns and projects presented by leading sewing experts for beginners and experienced sewers. Featuring apparel, quilting and home dec.
601 - Little Black Dress
This season is all about the classics and features the Little Black Dress. Angela Wolf has an extended lesson on choosing the fabric and silhouette for you own little black (or any color you like) dress and sewing darts. Then, fit expert Peggy Sagers takes a basic tee shirt pattern and turns it into a classic sheath dress.
602 - Classic Accessories
The key to making a signature piece work is accessories. Dress it up or down with a perfect scarf or wrap. Cookie Gaynor starts with a few simple tricks and fabric choices for scarves to increase your wardrobe quickly and stylishly. Lesson 2 of the Little Black Dress features silhouettes and sewing on silk with a French seam, all with Angela Wolf. Joanne Banko gives plain pashmina wraps a makeover with bobbin work from both the embroidery and sewing side.
603 - Dress up Your Wardrobe
We expand our view of classics by adding surface embellishments to personalize your garment. Cindy Hogan makes appliqués from embroidery to add detail to any garment. Then, it’s our next lesson in the Little Black Dress from Angela Wolf and different seam finishes including the Hong Kong. Last is embroidery expert Eileen Roche and easy dress embroidery for beautiful style.
604 - Classic Details
Today’s show looks at a few classic details. Amy Alan has a serger lesson. She reviews the basic serger stitches and teaches when to use them and tension adjustments for each. Then, Angela Wolf introduces princess seams – why you use them, how to adjust for fit, and then how to sew them. Finally, Kenneth D. King has a couture technique for curved tucks on a fabulous top.
605 - Sleepy Time
The experts have adorable projects for the little ones in your life. We begin with a pillow from Vanessa Vargas Wilson. Open up the pillow for a play mat that might double as a naptime or car trip blanket. Then, we move on to another lesson from Angela Wolf for the Little Black Dress. Alter the neckline curve and make a new facing. Finally, meet expert Pearl Krush with a kid’s bedroll.
606 - Specialty Sewing
Create your own fashion “opportunity” when you make your own specialty garment. Kathleen Cheetham starts out with pattern alterations to change your favorite top into a maternity top. Then, in our Little Black Dress lesson, Angela Wolf attaches facing and under stitches on a round neckline. Finally, Melissa Stramel features the ruffling foot as she makes a party dress– sewing for a little girl is a great sewing opportunity.
607 - Classic Finish Details
Learn the details that will make your wardrobe a classic. There are little details that make a garment stand the test of time and they usually involve some sort of detail from the couture world. They are not necessarily difficult or time consuming – but they show you took that extra step to make your garment a classic. Amy Alan demonstrates serging - one of those techniques that is always classic. Then, we have another lesson of the Little Black Dress with Angela Wolf and how to use the lining as your facing. Finally, couture expert Susan Khalje has some special finish details for a professional look.
608 - Classic Use of Ribbons and Trims
Ribbons and trims have been around forever, but it’s only recently that we’ve seen so many new ways to actually use them as part of garment construction. Today’s experts use ribbons and trims as an integral part of their design. Joanne Banko shows how to embellish a dress with decoratively stitched bands you make yourself. Then, Angela Wolf uses bias tape trim on the neckline of the continuing Little Black Dress lesson. Last is Sunni Standing and a waistband for a pencil skirt created from ribbon.
609 - Drape and Swirl
Certain garments just make you want to twirl around; they feel light and airy and make you think of dancing. It can be the pattern or the fabric but everyone knows that feeling. Today’s experts will show you how to achieve that look easily. Special guest and sewing expert Linda Lee starts out with a lesson on sewing with silk and hem finishes for the perfect edge to your flowing dress. Then, it’s time to attach the bodice to the skirt of the Little Black Dress with Angela Wolf. Last is a lesson on draping with Stephani Miller – this is a non intimidating way to get the perfect fit on a skirt from straight to flowing.
610 - Tutorials on the Classics
Our experts show some of their insider tips for garment construction. First is sewing expert Linda Lee with a lesson on sewing with knits and pucker free hems. Angela Wolf is next with a Little Black Dress segment and how to deal with zippers that are just too long for your garment. Finally, Cindy Hogan demonstrates the way the professionals cut machine embroidered designs for appliqué.
611 - Fit and Flare
A classic style sometimes can use a change whether for fashion or fit. Fit expert Kathleen Cheetham teaches how to create a back yoke on a blouse to eliminate multiple darts or change to a more casual look. Then, it’s a lesson on sleeves for your Little Black Dress with Angela Wolf. Finally, Gretchen Hirsch alters a favorite pattern by adding a flounce for a fashion flare.
612 - Classic Machine Attachments
Today’s experts provide a new perspective on machine attachments. You can do so many techniques faster and easier when you choose the right accessory. Cookie Gaynor is first with an updated take on circles using a circle attachment and decorative stitches. Then, Angela Wolf’s Little Black Dress lesson is hemming the vent on your dress. Finally, Clare Rowley shares her expertise on using sewing feet for easy ways to attach, trim, pearls, and sequins for an updated basic tee shirt.
613 - Classic Bags
There many different silhouettes for a classic bag – the one you carry every day. This show will introduce two more possibilities. Vanessa Vargas Wilson introduces a mini rounded clutch purse with all sorts of size options. Then, it’s time to hem our Little Black Dress with Angela Wolf. Marie Zinno wraps up the show with an embroidered placemat purse – an easy way to have your choice of colors and patterns for a classic preppy look.
It’s sew easy – the place for creative and contemporary sewing with instructions, videos, patterns and projects presented by leading sewing experts for beginners and experienced sewers. Featuring apparel, quilting and home dec.
601 - Little Black Dress
This season is all about the classics and features the Little Black Dress. Angela Wolf has an extended lesson on choosing the fabric and silhouette for you own little black (or any color you like) dress and sewing darts. Then, fit expert Peggy Sagers takes a basic tee shirt pattern and turns it into a classic sheath dress.
602 - Classic Accessories
The key to making a signature piece work is accessories. Dress it up or down with a perfect scarf or wrap. Cookie Gaynor starts with a few simple tricks and fabric choices for scarves to increase your wardrobe quickly and stylishly. Lesson 2 of the Little Black Dress features silhouettes and sewing on silk with a French seam, all with Angela Wolf. Joanne Banko gives plain pashmina wraps a makeover with bobbin work from both the embroidery and sewing side.
603 - Dress up Your Wardrobe
We expand our view of classics by adding surface embellishments to personalize your garment. Cindy Hogan makes appliqués from embroidery to add detail to any garment. Then, it’s our next lesson in the Little Black Dress from Angela Wolf and different seam finishes including the Hong Kong. Last is embroidery expert Eileen Roche and easy dress embroidery for beautiful style.
604 - Classic Details
Today’s show looks at a few classic details. Amy Alan has a serger lesson. She reviews the basic serger stitches and teaches when to use them and tension adjustments for each. Then, Angela Wolf introduces princess seams – why you use them, how to adjust for fit, and then how to sew them. Finally, Kenneth D. King has a couture technique for curved tucks on a fabulous top.
605 - Sleepy Time
The experts have adorable projects for the little ones in your life. We begin with a pillow from Vanessa Vargas Wilson. Open up the pillow for a play mat that might double as a naptime or car trip blanket. Then, we move on to another lesson from Angela Wolf for the Little Black Dress. Alter the neckline curve and make a new facing. Finally, meet expert Pearl Krush with a kid’s bedroll.
606 - Specialty Sewing
Create your own fashion “opportunity” when you make your own specialty garment. Kathleen Cheetham starts out with pattern alterations to change your favorite top into a maternity top. Then, in our Little Black Dress lesson, Angela Wolf attaches facing and under stitches on a round neckline. Finally, Melissa Stramel features the ruffling foot as she makes a party dress– sewing for a little girl is a great sewing opportunity.
607 - Classic Finish Details
Learn the details that will make your wardrobe a classic. There are little details that make a garment stand the test of time and they usually involve some sort of detail from the couture world. They are not necessarily difficult or time consuming – but they show you took that extra step to make your garment a classic. Amy Alan demonstrates serging - one of those techniques that is always classic. Then, we have another lesson of the Little Black Dress with Angela Wolf and how to use the lining as your facing. Finally, couture expert Susan Khalje has some special finish details for a professional look.
608 - Classic Use of Ribbons and Trims
Ribbons and trims have been around forever, but it’s only recently that we’ve seen so many new ways to actually use them as part of garment construction. Today’s experts use ribbons and trims as an integral part of their design. Joanne Banko shows how to embellish a dress with decoratively stitched bands you make yourself. Then, Angela Wolf uses bias tape trim on the neckline of the continuing Little Black Dress lesson. Last is Sunni Standing and a waistband for a pencil skirt created from ribbon.
609 - Drape and Swirl
Certain garments just make you want to twirl around; they feel light and airy and make you think of dancing. It can be the pattern or the fabric but everyone knows that feeling. Today’s experts will show you how to achieve that look easily. Special guest and sewing expert Linda Lee starts out with a lesson on sewing with silk and hem finishes for the perfect edge to your flowing dress. Then, it’s time to attach the bodice to the skirt of the Little Black Dress with Angela Wolf. Last is a lesson on draping with Stephani Miller – this is a non intimidating way to get the perfect fit on a skirt from straight to flowing.
610 - Tutorials on the Classics
Our experts show some of their insider tips for garment construction. First is sewing expert Linda Lee with a lesson on sewing with knits and pucker free hems. Angela Wolf is next with a Little Black Dress segment and how to deal with zippers that are just too long for your garment. Finally, Cindy Hogan demonstrates the way the professionals cut machine embroidered designs for appliqué.
611 - Fit and Flare
A classic style sometimes can use a change whether for fashion or fit. Fit expert Kathleen Cheetham teaches how to create a back yoke on a blouse to eliminate multiple darts or change to a more casual look. Then, it’s a lesson on sleeves for your Little Black Dress with Angela Wolf. Finally, Gretchen Hirsch alters a favorite pattern by adding a flounce for a fashion flare.
612 - Classic Machine Attachments
Today’s experts provide a new perspective on machine attachments. You can do so many techniques faster and easier when you choose the right accessory. Cookie Gaynor is first with an updated take on circles using a circle attachment and decorative stitches. Then, Angela Wolf’s Little Black Dress lesson is hemming the vent on your dress. Finally, Clare Rowley shares her expertise on using sewing feet for easy ways to attach, trim, pearls, and sequins for an updated basic tee shirt.
613 - Classic Bags
There many different silhouettes for a classic bag – the one you carry every day. This show will introduce two more possibilities. Vanessa Vargas Wilson introduces a mini rounded clutch purse with all sorts of size options. Then, it’s time to hem our Little Black Dress with Angela Wolf. Marie Zinno wraps up the show with an embroidered placemat purse – an easy way to have your choice of colors and patterns for a classic preppy look.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden In the Hoop Kitchen Set with Kitchen Sayings Embroidery Designs on CD
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What is IN THE HOOP?
Kitchen Set DESIGN INFO
Coasters Approximate sizes in inches 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, 7x7, 8x8, 9x9
Jar Grippers Approximate sizes in inches 4x4, 5x5
Bottle Aprons Approximate sizes in inches 4x4, 5x7
Towel Topper 5x7 hoop {2 hoopings}
Towel Toppers 6x10 hoop Actual Design File Size 6.00" x 9.99"
Hot Mitt / Pad 6x10 hoop Actual Design File Size 6.00" x 9.98"
DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX formats included
NOTE: The coaster design is not included in the 9x9 size in JEF or VP3 formats
Kitchen Sayings Set
Kitchen Set DESIGN INFO
Coasters Approximate sizes in inches 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, 7x7, 8x8, 9x9
Jar Grippers Approximate sizes in inches 4x4, 5x5
Bottle Aprons Approximate sizes in inches 4x4, 5x7
Towel Topper 5x7 hoop {2 hoopings}
Towel Toppers 6x10 hoop Actual Design File Size 6.00" x 9.99"
Hot Mitt / Pad 6x10 hoop Actual Design File Size 6.00" x 9.98"
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NOTE: The coaster design is not included in the 9x9 size in JEF or VP3 formats
Kitchen Sayings Set
- Stitch these 3 fun designs onto aprons, wall hangings, towels, etc. to brighten your kitchen.
- They are perfect for creating gifts for showers, Moms and friends.
- Note: instructions for the projects shown are not included.
Actual design file dimensions
Life is A Kitchen: 4.51" x 5.83" & 6.01" x 7.76"
I Like Hugs: 4.09" x 5.35" & 4.60" x 6.02"
Today's Menu: 4.85" x 5.13" & 5.69" x 6.02"
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PDF instructions
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Embroidery Garden Not Your Granny's Fanny Pack Set Embroidery Designs on CD
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What is IN THE HOOP?
- Our set of trendy fanny packs aren't like the ones your Granny wore.
- These are made in your hoop and have several customizable features.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden 10000005 In the Hoop Full Lullaby Blanket Babies Embroidery Designs on CD
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What is IN THE HOOP?
DESIGN INFO
Head Panels - 4.25" x 6.75"
Ears - All ear files fit into a 4x4 hoop
Arms - 2.29" x 11.71"
Wings for Owl - 3.90" x 11.71"
Collar - 4.36" x 5.42"
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DESIGN INFO
Head Panels - 4.25" x 6.75"
Ears - All ear files fit into a 4x4 hoop
Arms - 2.29" x 11.71"
Wings for Owl - 3.90" x 11.71"
Collar - 4.36" x 5.42"
ART, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX formats
PDF Instructions
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden #66 In the Hoop Cell Phone Pouch Embroidery Pattern Designs on CD
 Our phone pouch secures around a belt loop keeping your phone handy and your hands free. The zippered pocket can hold cash, cards, etc. It's made in your hoop and is fully lined with no exposed seams. |
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Features
- Our phone pouch secures around a belt loop keeping your phone handy and your hands free.
- It’s made in your hoop and is fully lined with no exposed seams.
- This pouch has a fully lined zippered pocket on the front that can hold credit cards, money, etc.
- It snaps securely around a belt loop and has a large pocket for a phone.
- Shown is an iPhone in a slim case. Note, we cannot list all phones that will fit inside.
- The inside pocket measures 5.75″ deep x 4″ wide.
- If you have a 7×12 hoop, this pouch is made in one hooping.
- If you have a 5×7 hoop, you can make the pouch in 2 easy hoopings.
- Both file sizes produce the same size finished pouch.
- This set includes a blank pouch that you can add your own design or monogram to.
- Also included are pouch files with A-Z in the font shown.
What is IN THE HOOP?
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
DESIGN INFO5x7 Hoop - 4.96" x 6.75"
7x12 Hoop - 6.50" x 11.57"
DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX formats included
PDF instructions
T Shirt Quilts Made Easy AQS8664 American Quilter's Society Book, 64 Pages
 79503: TShirt Quilts Made Easy AQS8664 American Quilter's Society Book |
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Learn how to stabilize T-shirts for a neat, finished look, no more saggy quilts! You can adjust any size T-shirt design to fit your quilt plan. Ten projects plus a gallery full of inspirational T-shirt quilts. 64 Pages.
Requires Optional Quilt ruler, Pressing Cloth, Fusible Interfacing.
Requires Optional Quilt ruler, Pressing Cloth, Fusible Interfacing.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden In the Hoop Mirrored Key Rings Set Embroidery Designs on CD
 There are 5 designs in this set. |
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Mirrored Key Rings
Our unique key rings have mirrors inside!
They're made completely in your hoop.
Our unique key rings have mirrors inside!
They're made completely in your hoop.
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These designs fit well within a 4x4 hoop.
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PDF instructions
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What is IN THE HOOP?
DESIGN INFO
5x7 Hoop - 4.96" x 6.75"
7x12 Hoop - 6.50" x 11.57"
DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX formats included
PDF instructions
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden In the Hoop Birdie Applique Set Embroidery Designs on CD
 Birdie Applique Set |
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Features
Birdie Applique Set
Use these applique designs to make adorable wall hangings, on shirts, towels, etc or even frame them.
Designs without the quilted background fit a 4x4 hoop.
Designs with the quilted background measure 5"x5" and fit a 5x7 hoop.
Use these applique designs to make adorable wall hangings, on shirts, towels, etc or even frame them.
Designs without the quilted background fit a 4x4 hoop.
Designs with the quilted background measure 5"x5" and fit a 5x7 hoop.
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PDF instructions
©Embroidery Garden - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
What is IN THE HOOP?
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden PMKNSNWBLL In the Hoop Pumpkin Snowballs Set Embroidery Designs on CD, This set includes 8 different pumpkin faces.
 This set includes 8 different pumpkin faces. |
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Pumpkin Snowballs
Fall is in the air and we've turned our popular snowman snowballs into pumpkins this year.
Finished, the pumpkins measure about 4" high x 14" around depending on how firm you stuff them.
The pumpkins (actual spheres) are stitched together using a sewing machine.
They're made using 6 panels. A printable pattern is included.
Our pumpkins turn out nice and round.
Fall is in the air and we've turned our popular snowman snowballs into pumpkins this year.
Finished, the pumpkins measure about 4" high x 14" around depending on how firm you stuff them.
The pumpkins (actual spheres) are stitched together using a sewing machine.
They're made using 6 panels. A printable pattern is included.
Our pumpkins turn out nice and round.
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The pumpkin faces fit in a 4x4 hoop
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What is IN THE HOOP?
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden #52 Acrylic Template for Sewing Snowman Snowballs
 80706: Embroidery Garden #52 Acrylic Template for Sewing Snowman Snowballs |
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Features
Acrylic Template for use with our Snowman Snowball Set
Click here for the acrylic template used for our Animal Snowballs
Our 1/8" thick transparent acrylic templates can speed up cutting out the panels used in our popular Snowman Snowballs Set 1 and Snowman Snowballs Set 2. A printable paper template is included in the set.
Acrylic templates will help you to cut more accurately especially when creating lots of snowballs, but are not necessary for completing them.
Our Snowman Snowball sets are sold separately.
Click here for the acrylic template used for our Animal Snowballs
Our 1/8" thick transparent acrylic templates can speed up cutting out the panels used in our popular Snowman Snowballs Set 1 and Snowman Snowballs Set 2. A printable paper template is included in the set.
Acrylic templates will help you to cut more accurately especially when creating lots of snowballs, but are not necessary for completing them.
Our Snowman Snowball sets are sold separately.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden 000SS1AT Acrylic Template for Animal Snowballs
 80707: Embroidery Garden 000SS1AT Acrylic Template for Animal Snowballs |
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Features
Acrylic Template for use with our Animal Snowballs and Lullaby Blanket Babies Sets.
Click here for the acrylic template used for our Snowman Snowballs
Our 1/8" thick transparent acrylic templates can speed up cutting out the panels used in our Animal Snowball Set and our Lullaby Blanket Babies Sets.
Acrylic templates will help you to cut more accurately especially when creating lots of snowballs, but are not necessary for completing them.
Our Animal Snowball & Lullaby Blanket Babies sets are sold separately.
Click here for the acrylic template used for our Snowman Snowballs
Our 1/8" thick transparent acrylic templates can speed up cutting out the panels used in our Animal Snowball Set and our Lullaby Blanket Babies Sets.
Acrylic templates will help you to cut more accurately especially when creating lots of snowballs, but are not necessary for completing them.
Our Animal Snowball & Lullaby Blanket Babies sets are sold separately.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden In the Hoop Pot Holders Set Designs on CD
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Features
In the Hoop Pot Holder Set
Stitch a great gift set with our pot holders, pot/skillet handle cover and hot pad with pocket designs.
3 sizes of quilted pot holders are included.
You have the option of quilting the back side of them & adding a hanging loop.
Each one is fully lined with no exposed seams inside.
They're made completely in the hoop in just one hooping.
The accent fabric strip at the opening adds to the overall design.
You will need an embroidery machine to use this product. This is not a sewing pattern or finished item.
Stitch a great gift set with our pot holders, pot/skillet handle cover and hot pad with pocket designs.
3 sizes of quilted pot holders are included.
You have the option of quilting the back side of them & adding a hanging loop.
Each one is fully lined with no exposed seams inside.
They're made completely in the hoop in just one hooping.
The accent fabric strip at the opening adds to the overall design.
You will need an embroidery machine to use this product. This is not a sewing pattern or finished item.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Actual Design File DimensionsOven Mitts
- 7x11
- 6.99" x 10.76"
- 7x12
- 6.99" x 11.67"
- 8x12
- 7.75" x 11.65"
- 9x14
- 9.16" x 13.79"
Pot Handle Cover
- 5x7
- 4" x 6.09"
Hot Pad
- 6.97" x 9.50"
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NOTE: The oven mitt is not included in 9x14 in JEF or VP3 format
PDF instructions.
Classic Sewing Magazine CSM Current Issue
 84140: Classic Sewing Magazine Current Issue |
Our Price: $24.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: ON BACKORDER Condition: New In Box |
Features
Published four times a year, each issue features beautiful patterns for children’s garments, casual pieces, gifts, and projects galore from everyday sewing to heirloom garments — all created by the industry’s best designers and leading sewing celebrities. Brand new, ships out fast, very well-protected.
You’ll also receive beautiful patterns for children’s garments, casual pieces, gifts, and more, projects galore from everyday sewing to heirloom garments — all created by the industry’s best designers and interviews with the leading sewing celebrities who have shaped our craft and more. Classic Sewing promises to be unlike anything you have ever seen in the sewing industry.
Editor: Kathy McMakin
Classic Sewing Facebook Page
Frequently Asked Questions
You’ll also receive beautiful patterns for children’s garments, casual pieces, gifts, and more, projects galore from everyday sewing to heirloom garments — all created by the industry’s best designers and interviews with the leading sewing celebrities who have shaped our craft and more. Classic Sewing promises to be unlike anything you have ever seen in the sewing industry.
Editor: Kathy McMakin
Classic Sewing Facebook Page
Frequently Asked Questions
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Embroidery Garden EGSNTBG In the Hoop Santa Bags Set Embroidery Designs on CD (No Hardware)
 84182: Embroidery Garden EGSNTBG In the Hoop Santa Bags Set Embroidery Designs on CD (No Hardware) |
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Features
Santa is coming to town in the form of this stylish holiday bag.
Several sizes are included in this set.
These open top bags secure with a cute quilted beard flap and snap.
You have the option of using a 1" buckle and mirror glitter vinyl for a belt or an applique belt and stitched buckle.
Both options in each size are included.
The front has snowflake quilting.
Several sizes are included in this set.
These open top bags secure with a cute quilted beard flap and snap.
You have the option of using a 1" buckle and mirror glitter vinyl for a belt or an applique belt and stitched buckle.
Both options in each size are included.
The front has snowflake quilting.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
- DESIGN INFO
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Actual design file dimensions
5x7 - 5" x 6.96"
6x10 - 6" x 10.05"
7x12 - 6.97" x 11.52"
8x12 - 7.77" x 11.34"
9x14 - 9.31" x 13.44"
ART,DST, EXP, JEF, HUS, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX formats included
Note, JEF & VP3 formats are not included in the 9x14 size
PDF instructions
OESD 12625CD Fabric Bowls FSL CD Ideas and Instructions
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Features
Used as a candy container or simply decorative, these stylish bowls will make a wonderful accent to your home or office.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
DIME 159BDEC-SS_Gloves Embroidery Design Collection - Stitch Swag Fingerless Gloves Embroidery Designs CD
 87057: DIME 159BDEC-SS_Gloves Embroidery Design Collection - Stitch Swag Fingerless Gloves Embroidery Designs CD |
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Features
Stitch Swag Fingerless Gloves:Includes 12 Variations of the Fingerless Gloves
Fingerless Gloves Fabric Requirements:
Fingerless Gloves Fabric Requirements:
- ½ yd. fleece, wool or knit fabric
- Appliqué fabrics – E-Stitch flower (fleece is used in the sample)
- ½” paper-backed fusible web tape
- Stretch gathered lace trim – optional hem
- Stretch fold over elastic trim – optional hem
Collection includes:
- 12 embroidery designs for both left and right gloves
- PDF patterns
- Printable PDF instructions to make all projects
Embroidery Formats: C2S, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX
Design Sizes: up to 179x128mm (5” x 7”)
Requirements: 5” x 7”
Adobe Acrobat Reader (Free download: www.adobe.com/reader)
Extended US Warranty: 30 days replacement if defective.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Amanda Murphy CT11269 Rulerwork Quilting Idea Book: 59 Outline Designs to Fill with Free-Motion Quilting, Tips for Longarm and Domestic Machines
 Amanda Murphy CT11269AM Rulerwork Quilting Idea Book: 59 Outline Designs |
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Features
Hello, rulerwork!
Quilting rulers have long been used by longarm quilters to make uniform shapes while quilting, but now, with the advent of the domestic ruler foot, domestic quilters can join in on the fun, too! Amanda Murphy, best-selling author of the Free-Motion Quilting Idea Sampler, starts by showing you how to use 6 basic shapes of machine quilting rulers to lay a foundation for your quilting, then moves on to teaching you 59 different designs. Finish up by following Amanda’s suggestions for filling in the background space with free-motion quilting.
• Basic introduction to rulerwork, with tons of helpful information on using quilting rulers and ruler feet
• Stitch 59 designs using 6 basic quilting ruler shapes, including straight lines, circles, and squiggles
• Combine rulerwork and free-motion quilting with Amanda’s innovative suggestions
RULERWORK QUILTING DEMO WITH AMANDA MURPHY 5 Minutes
Rulerwork Quilting | With Amanda Murphy, 11 Minutes
Quilting rulers have long been used by longarm quilters to make uniform shapes while quilting, but now, with the advent of the domestic ruler foot, domestic quilters can join in on the fun, too! Amanda Murphy, best-selling author of the Free-Motion Quilting Idea Sampler, starts by showing you how to use 6 basic shapes of machine quilting rulers to lay a foundation for your quilting, then moves on to teaching you 59 different designs. Finish up by following Amanda’s suggestions for filling in the background space with free-motion quilting.
• Basic introduction to rulerwork, with tons of helpful information on using quilting rulers and ruler feet
• Stitch 59 designs using 6 basic quilting ruler shapes, including straight lines, circles, and squiggles
• Combine rulerwork and free-motion quilting with Amanda’s innovative suggestions
RULERWORK QUILTING DEMO WITH AMANDA MURPHY 5 Minutes
Rulerwork Quilting | With Amanda Murphy, 11 Minutes
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Stash Books192p, color
5.25 x 9
ISBN: 978-1-61745-573-5
UPC:734817-112693
(eISBN:978-1-61745-574-2)
C&T Publishing CT11003 A Kid's Guide to Sewing Book, Fun Stitch Studio, 16 Projects, 144 Pages.
 88712: C&T Publishing CT11003 A Kid's Guide to Sewing Book, Fun Stitch Studio |
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Features
Learn to sew with Sophie and her friends with 16 fun projects that you'll love to make and use! Functions as a visual dictionary of tools, materials, and terms that will be a go-to reference for young sewists. With a wide range of projects that appeal to both boys and girls of different skill levels. 144 Pages.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Janine Babich Designs JDBDI Daily Inspirations
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Features
Three inspirational wall hangings, perfect to decorate your home or make and give as treasured gifts. Finished size: 12x15in. Embroidery designs require a 5-3/4x10-1/2in hoop. Enclosed CD includes embroidery formats: ART7, DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PCS, PES, SEW, SHV, VP3, and XXX - and author's Guide To Binding Your Project Entirely by Machine.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
C&T CT11247 T Shirt Quilt Book 8.5x11in, 80 Pages, Color, Recycle with Carla Hegeman Crim & Lindsay Conner
 92695: C&T CT11247 T Shirt Quilt Book 8.5x11in, 80 Pages, Color, Recycle with Carla Hegeman Crim & Lindsay Conner |
Our Price: $25.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
Recycle Your Tees into One-of-a-Kind Keepsakes. Companion products: Stabili-Tee Fusible Interfacing #20363 or #20364 80 pages, color, 8.5x11in, by Carla Hegeman Crim & Lindsay Conner, Published by C&T Publishing.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
8 Exciting Projects Plus Instructions for Designing Your Own. Turn treasured tees into something brand new, a T-shirt quilt! Capture the memories of a special time, starting with a quick pillow project or a baby quilt made from onesies, and work your way up to bed quilts in multiple sizes. Learn the secrets to choosing shirts, centering and cutting around a logo, working with shirts that are too small and interfacing knit fabrics with finesse. You'll practice your skills with 8 projects ranging from simple squares to pieced stars and triangles, plus easy machine-appliqued motifs. With beginner-friendly designs and truly unique layouts to entice experienced quilters, this essential guide to T-shirt quilts covers all the bases.80 pages
color
8.5x11in
by Carla Hegeman Crim & Lindsay Conner
Published by C&T Publishing.
Embroidery Garden In the Hoop Sewing Sayings Set Embroidery Designs CD
 93832: Embroidery Garden In the Hoop Sewing Sayings Set Embroidery Designs CD |
Our Price: $16.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Shipping: Free Ground Shipping to the Contiguous USA Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
These adorable designs will make great gifts, You will need an embroidery machine to use this product, This is not a sewing pattern or finished item.
What is IN THE HOOP?
What is IN THE HOOP?
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Sewing Sayings SetStitch these 4 *EXCLUSIVE* designs onto shirts, pillows, totes, etc. or
make a wall hanging to decorate your sewing room.
Instructions for making the project shown are not included.
Each design is included with and without stippling around them.
The designs without stippling fit into a 6x6 or larger hoop.
The designs with stippling around them are included in 3 sizes.
With stippling they measure approximately 7"x7", 8"x8" and 9.25"x9.25".
Embroidery Garden FMAB-CD In the Hoop Fabric Markers & Bags Set Embroidery Designs CD
 93833: Embroidery Garden In the Hoop Fabric Markers & Bags Set Embroidery Designs CD |
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Features
DESIGN INFO
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Actual design file dimensions
5x7 bag file - 5.05" x 7.03"
5x7 markers - 4.99" x 6.99"
6x10 bag file - 6.13" x 8.10"
6x10 markers (all letters in 1 file) - 5.98" x 9.99"
DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX formats included
PDF instructions
©Embroidery Garden - ALL RIGHT RESERVED
What is IN THE HOOP?
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Amanda Murphy CT11346 Organic Free-Motion Quilting Idea Book 170+ Designs
 94397: Amanda Murphy CT11346 Organic Free-Motion Quilting Idea Book |
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Features
Take the guesswork out of organic free-motion quilting with 170+ designs each handpicked for a specific space on a quilt.
Best-selling author Amanda Murphy's handy guide provides more than one hundred original ideas inspired by the elements around you —water, air, stones, fire, and more.
This must-have reference includes tips for longarm and domestic machines. Plus plans for sashing, borders, motifs, and allover designs.
Best-selling author Amanda Murphy's handy guide provides more than one hundred original ideas inspired by the elements around you —water, air, stones, fire, and more.
This must-have reference includes tips for longarm and domestic machines. Plus plans for sashing, borders, motifs, and allover designs.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
New Ladies' Art Company Quick & Easy Block Tool
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Features
110 Quilt Blocks in 5 Sizes with Project Ideas Packed with Hints, Tips & Tricks Simple Cutting Charts, Helpful Reference Tables.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
This updated block tool includes 110 traditional blocks, each with instructions for 5 sizes, design details, constructions diagrams, inspiration blocks, projects, and much more!Author: Connie Chun.
128 Pages
Amanda Murphy AMD073 Diamond Jubilee
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Features
Diamond Jubilee is a 68 1/2in x 68 1/2in foundation paper-pieced kaleidoscope of pattern!
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Whether you sew it in the black and gold fabrics of the Jubilee collection designed by Amanda for Benartex to celebrate BERNINA's 125th Anniversary or in a rainbow of colors, its elegance is sure to please both the modern and traditional quilter.Janine Babich Designs JBDIYD It's Your Day! Table Top Display Birthday Card In the Hoop Embroidery CD
 95531: Janine Babich Designs JBDIYD It's Your Day! Table Top Display Birthday Card In the Hoop Embroidery CD |
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'Life should not only be lived, it should be celebrated!'
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Celebrate someone special with this 'Made in the Hoop' machine embroidered birthday card, where confetti swirls around good wishes, appliqued balloons, a festive party hat and yummy cake.Finished size when displayed in the tri-stand: 16" wide by 11" in height.
Includes embroidery formats: ART7, ART8, EMB, EXP, DST, HUS, JEF, PCS, PES, SEW, SHV, VP3 & XXX. SVG & JPEG images included.
Requires a 5 3/4" x 8" hoop.
C&T Publishing CT11277 Quilting Row by Row
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Grow your skills, row by row! Dresden plates, pinwheel blocks, and flying Geese.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Piece like a pro with The Piper's Girls! Starting with the simplest patchwork squares and working your way up to more challenging applique and paper piecing, you'll sew through a cheery, 11-row sampler quilt and 2 bonus projects. Build 25 specific quilting skills such as getting an accurate-1/4in seam, constructing on-point squares, and using the 45 degree angle on a ruler. Straightforward how-to photos and full-size patterns are included. Gain confidence and learn new tips along the way, whether you're just a beginner or a more experienced quilter. Row, Row, Row Your, , Quilt!Softcover, 72 pages.
Author: Jeanette White with Erin Hamilton.
Ryland, Peters & Small RY2399 Old Quilts New Life
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Features
New Life: 18 step-by-step projects inspired by vintage quilts. Old Quilts,
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
New Life features 20 stunning quilts designed by passionate quilter, author and designer, Sarah Fielke. Sarah has selected 10 beautiful quilts from The American Folk Art Museum and created two designs inspired by each quilt, the first, a sympathetic interpretation of the original piece and the second piece a more contemporary creation. Old Quilts, New Life showcases these stunning quilts each one accompanied by step-by-step instructions so you can create them at home. The book takes you through the history of the quilting tradition and explores the techniques and styles employed by quilters over the centuries. From the beautiful simplicity of an Amish quilt to a striking, graphic Text quilt, there is a quilt here to suit all skill levels and styles.C&T Publishing CG991 Singular Stars Lone Star Quils
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Features
Judy takes Lone Stars beyond anything you have seen before.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
She adds undulating curves, gradations of color, and a playful approach to design that means you are in for some serious fun! She makes Lone Stars as variable as Log Cabins. Many of the patterns have you make the diamond-shaped blocks, then play with their arrangement to achieve a variety of new looks. Judy provides lots of examples to get you started. Star of Wonder and 4 variations are shown at bottom right. Supernova and 4 variations are shown below. With its thrilling bounty of groundbreaking designs and its detailed guidance on every aspect of making a Lone Star quilt, Singular Stars is the most thorough, the most ingenious book on Lone Stars ever written.16 sewn quilts and dozens of variations.
Author - Judy Martin, 160 pages.
Amanda Murphy CT11391 The Ultimate Guide to Rulerwork and Free Motion Quilting Custom Book by C&T Publishing, 6 basic shapes, 59 different designs
 95943: Amanda Murphy CT11391 The Ultimate Guide to Rulerwork and Free Motion Quilting Custom Book, 6 basic shapes, 59 different designs |
Our Price: $24.95 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
Quilting rulers have long been used by longarm quilters to make uniform shapes while quilting, but now, with the advent of the domestic ruler foot, domestic quilters can join in on the fun, too! Amanda Murphy, best-selling author of the Free-Motion Quilting Idea Sampler, starts by showing you how to use 6 basic shapes of machine quilting rulers to lay a foundation for your quilting, then moves on to teaching you 59 different designs. Finish up by following Amanda’s suggestions for filling in the background space with free-motion quilting. Basic introduction to rulerwork, with tons of helpful information on using quilting rulers and ruler feet. Stitch 59 designs using 6 basic quilting ruler shapes, including straight lines, circles, and squiggles. Combine rulerwork and free-motion quilting with Amanda’s innovative suggestions.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Use quilting rulers to their fullestStraight lines, curves ... there are rulers for every kind of quilting! Amanda Murphy shares an in-depth guide to everything you need to know about rulerwork quilting on both domestic and longarm machines. With recommendations for choosing templates and feet, this technical guide is great on its own, but also makes the perfect sidekick to Murphy’s popular Rulerwork Quilting Idea Book. Plan your quilting to perfection and learn to combine rulerwork with free-motion quilting. Watch your quilting aesthetic begin to evolve; helpful photos show you how to execute quilting designs with basic straight-line and circle rulers, as well as specialty shapes like waves, clamshells, and feathers!
- Become a rulerwork expert! Achieve the quilting you want every time
- Work on your longarm or domestic sewing machine, with troubleshooting and ergonomic tips for each
- Buy the right rulers and feet, plan the quilting, and execute rulerwork with finesse
DIME 3-D Embroidery Puff Foam Variety Pack + Free Puffy Heart Embroidery Design
 96030: DIME 3-D Embroidery Foam Variety Pack + Free Embroidery Design |
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Features
Add 3-Dimensional embroidery designs to hats, clothing, accessories and home decor.
Package of 10, 9"x12" (3mm) foam sheets in assorted colors including:
Navy Blue
Yellow
White
Black
Purple
Red
Tan
Royal Blue
Orange
Green
Plus! Receive a free Puffy Heart embroidery design with purchase!
Package of 10, 9"x12" (3mm) foam sheets in assorted colors including:
Navy Blue
Yellow
White
Black
Purple
Red
Tan
Royal Blue
Orange
Green
Plus! Receive a free Puffy Heart embroidery design with purchase!
Extended US Warranty: 30 days replacement if defective.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
Designs embroidered with 3-D Foam can be machine washed and lightly tumble dried.3-D Foam Video
Janine Babich Designs JBDLB LOVE Banner
 96089: Janine Babich Designs JBDLB LOVE Banner |
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Features
A fun, Made in the Hoop banner to display on Valentine's Day or all year long. Stitched on felt and featuring beautiful machine appliqued lettering and hearts, this banner will delight every recipient. Size when displayed - 7 1/2 x 32in. Includes embroidery formats: ART7, ART8, DST, EMB, EXP, HUS, JEF, PCS, PES, SEW, SHV, VP3 & XXX. Also includes JPEG & SVG images for use with digital cutting machine. Requires a 5 1/2 x 7 1/2in hoop.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Janine Babich Designs JBDLLL Live Love Laugh Table Top Display
 96105: Janine Babich Designs JBDLLL Live Love Laugh Table Top Display |
Our Price: $15.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
James L. Basford said, Life is a long road on a short journey. A healthy dose of laughter and a great deal of love will surely enhance the journey, let the Live, Love, Laugh 'Made in the Hoop' display serve as a gentle reminder of this simple wisdom. This pattern is a perfect first embroidery project and can easily be completed in a 3 hour class. CD includes embroidery formats: ART7, ART8, DST, EMB, EXP, HUS, JEF, PCS, PES, SHV, VP3 and XXX. Requires a 5 ¾in x 8in hoop, finished size when displayed on the stand- 16in wide x 11in tall. Additional items: Pellon Fusible Fleece- PP971F, Steam a Seam2- 1/4in- 7054, Polymesh HBC15-15 Medium tearaway- OESD OC-TA158, Heat n Bond Lite- L3521 or L3522 and Tri Stand A87267.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Penny Haren FC133 101 Quilting Tips and Tricks Pocket Guide
 Penny Haren FC133 101 Quilting Tips and Tricks Pocket Guide |
Our Price: $11.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: ON BACKORDER Condition: New In Box |
Features
This book is packed with expert tips and tricks on equipment, short cuts, organization, color, patterns, machine quilting, and more! Providing 101 great tips for beginner and experienced quilters, there’s something for everyone to try! Written by a nationally-known quilting trade speaker, columnist, and consultant, quilting authority Penny Haren shares her expert knowledge and teaches you all the tricks of the trade in this convenient and compact pocket guide!
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
DIME Swirls and Paisley Fillers—33 Unique Quilting Designs CD for Squares, Circles, Diamonds, Triangles, and Rectangles
 DIME Swirls and Paisley Fillers—33 Unique Quilting Designs for Squares, Circles, Diamonds, Triangles, and Rectangles |
Our Price: $39.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
Swirls & Paisley Fillers contains 33 unique quilting designs for your embroidery machine. Includes unique variety of swirly squares, circles, diamonds, triangles and rectangles.
Just follow these three steps:
Step 1. Piece the quilt top.
Step 2. Make a quilt sandwich.
Step 3. Embroider the quilt designs. Bind the quilt using your preferred method.
Just follow these three steps:
Step 1. Piece the quilt top.
Step 2. Make a quilt sandwich.
Step 3. Embroider the quilt designs. Bind the quilt using your preferred method.
Extended US Warranty: 30 days replacement if defective.
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
- Swirls & Paisley Fillers includes: 34 Total Designs
- Formats: DST, EXP, HUS, JEF, PES, VIP, VP3, XXX
- Hoop requirements: 6” x 10” or larger
Landauer FC447P Pocket Guide to Stabilizers by Sue O'Very-Pruitt
 Landauer FC447P Pocket Guide to Stabilizers by Sue O'Very-Pruitt |
Our Price: $10.50 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
Whether you’re working with woven or sheer fabrics, correctly choose which stabilizer you need and learn how to best use it with this resourceful pocket-sized book, Pocket Guide to Stabilizers. Containing over 50 pages of helpful information on types of fabrics, stabilizers, how to properly hoop each fabric, and so much more, you won’t want to start another project without this guide. Take it with you to the store so you get the right stabilizer every time, resulting in a finished product you’ll love!
The best and most convenient guide to stabilizers you’ll ever have, Pocket Guide to Stabilizers will help you fully understand all the options for the many different types of stabilizers and which ones to use on every kind of fabric. From tear away and cut away stabilizers to working with woven, sheer, knit, and napped fabrics, you won’t want to start another project without this must-have pocket guide. Take it with you to the store so you get the right stabilizer every time, resulting in finished products you’ll love! Author, owner of Sue O’Very Designs, and Aurifil thread designer, Sue O’Very is also a columnist for Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine and owns an online store that specializes in machine embroidery patterns.
The best and most convenient guide to stabilizers you'll ever have!
The ultimate resource for deciding what stabilizer to buy, from tear-away to heat-away to specialty, and how to use them properly
Fabric profiles for knit, woven, napped, sheer, non-woven, lace fabrics, and more
Compact and portable at only 4" x 6", you can easily take it to the craft store or stash it with your supplies and materials
Perfect for beginners to learn everything you need to know to determine exactly which stabilizer you need for any given project
Excellent reference for seasoned embroiderers, sewers, and quilters, whether you're stitching by hand or machine
Unbiased summaries of the benefits of each product will help you save money by choosing exactly the right stabilizer the first time
The best and most convenient guide to stabilizers you’ll ever have, Pocket Guide to Stabilizers will help you fully understand all the options for the many different types of stabilizers and which ones to use on every kind of fabric. From tear away and cut away stabilizers to working with woven, sheer, knit, and napped fabrics, you won’t want to start another project without this must-have pocket guide. Take it with you to the store so you get the right stabilizer every time, resulting in finished products you’ll love! Author, owner of Sue O’Very Designs, and Aurifil thread designer, Sue O’Very is also a columnist for Designs in Machine Embroidery magazine and owns an online store that specializes in machine embroidery patterns.
The best and most convenient guide to stabilizers you'll ever have!
The ultimate resource for deciding what stabilizer to buy, from tear-away to heat-away to specialty, and how to use them properly
Fabric profiles for knit, woven, napped, sheer, non-woven, lace fabrics, and more
Compact and portable at only 4" x 6", you can easily take it to the craft store or stash it with your supplies and materials
Perfect for beginners to learn everything you need to know to determine exactly which stabilizer you need for any given project
Excellent reference for seasoned embroiderers, sewers, and quilters, whether you're stitching by hand or machine
Unbiased summaries of the benefits of each product will help you save money by choosing exactly the right stabilizer the first time
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Specifications
What's inside:- An introduction on what you should know before you start
- A helpful section on the basic types of materials
- Detailed insight on each of the five stabilizer types: tear-away, cut-away, wash-away, heat-away, and specialty
- Lists of popular brands, product names, and tips for use
- A handy stabilizer cheat sheet
- Additional resources for further inspiration, information, and products
- And more!
Sue O'Very-Pruitt is the owner of Sue O'Very Designs, focusing on In-the-Hoop, sewing, and overlocker projects. She brings fast, fun, and inspirational ideas to sewing enthusiasts worldwide. She is a BERINA Ambassador, BluePrint Instructor, DIME and CME columnist, Aurifil designer, Daylight Company Ambassador, blogger, and artist. Sue resides in Tampa, FL.
Amanda Murphy AMD077RG Jubilee Ruler Panel Guide
 Amanda Murphy AMD077RG Jubilee Ruler Panel Guide |
Our Price: $18.99 Prices are subject to change, and only current prices will be honored. Availability: Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 business days. Condition: New In Box |
Features
Learn to use the Jubilee quilting rulers! Along the way you'll learn how to use circles and straight lines to create dynamic blossom and medallion designs on any quilt! The Jubilee ruler set designed by Amanda Murphy for BERNINA's 125th Anniversary quilt, but this panel has many uses beyond that. It would make a spectacular table runner or bag!
Non-US Warranty: 30 days parts and labor.
Stash Books CT11242 Free Motion Meandering Book: A Beginner's Guide to Machine Quilting by Angela Walters
 Stash Books CT11242 Free Motion Meandering Book: A Beginner's Guide to Machine Quilting by Angela Walters |
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Turn the corner to free-motion success with a meandering makeover! Best-selling author Angela Walters shows you that free-motion machine quilting doesn't have to be scary, with a couple designs in your pocket, you can finish almost any quilt on your home machine and enjoy the process. Practice 8 meandering stitches for beginners plus unique modifications for each, with step-by-step visuals and quilted samples. Improve your free-motion quilting, disguise mistakes, and transition between designs with ease. Thrive at free-motion quilting with popular teacher and best-selling author Angela Walters.
Softcover, 80 pages.
Softcover, 80 pages.
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That Patchwork Place B1454 More Free Motion Quilting 1-2-3 by Lori Kennedy
 That Patchwork Place B1454 More Free Motion Quilting 1-2-3 by Lori Kennedy |
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62 Fast and Fun Designs to Finish your Quilts! No fancy machine needed, no Ph.D. in quilting required--start free-motion quilting right now! Best-selling author Lori Kennedy is back with 60+ fun motifs and tons of tips, tricks, and techniques that can turn anyone into a top-notch machine quilter. First, follow Lori’s setup plan for stress-free stitching; then learn about doodling, troubleshooting, and mastering the perfect stitch. When quilters are ready to put the pedal to the metal, Lori’s seasonal and holiday motifs, backgrounds and fills, and “just for fun” designs will infuse quilts with personality. Quilters will love the section on how to quilt The Big Quilt - Lori’s got loads of ideas to help them succeed.
Author - Lori Kennedy.
Author - Lori Kennedy.
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Angela Wolf AW7213P The Chloe Trench
 Angela Wolf AW7213P The Chloe Trench |
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Skill Level: Beginner
Sizes: 0 - 18 and 16W - 36W
Pattern Details: Paper with Spiral Bound Notebook & Digital PDF versions available (this is the PAPER version of the pattern which includes a spiral bound booklet and quality paper pattern.
Sizes: 0 - 18 and 16W - 36W
Pattern Details: Paper with Spiral Bound Notebook & Digital PDF versions available (this is the PAPER version of the pattern which includes a spiral bound booklet and quality paper pattern.
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Supplies: Fusible Interfacing, Thread, Rings or Belt loops for Wrist Belt,Main Fabric: wool, twill, cashmere, cotton, linen, cotton sateen, tweed,
Tip: Test the fit with a medium weight muslin fabric
Fabric Ideas: Cotton Sateen Twill in Teal, Red, and Navy
Angela Wolf AW2008 Lacy Knit Top
 Angela Wolf AW2008 Lacy Knit Top |
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Skill Level: Beginner
Sizes: 0 - 18 and 16W - 36W
Sizes: 0 - 18 and 16W - 36W
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Supplies: Knit Fabric with at least 2% stretch, Lace or Mesh fabric for contrast, threadFabric Ideas: ITY knit, rayon knit, bamboo knit, Anabelle knit
Angela Wolf AW2009 Bella Knit Top
 Angela Wolf AW2009 Bella Knit Top |
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Skill Level: Beginner
Sizes: 0 - 18 and 16W - 36W
Sizes: 0 - 18 and 16W - 36W
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Supplies: Knit Fabric with at least 2% stretch, fusible interfacing, threadFabric Ideas: ITY knit, rayon knit, bamboo knit
Angela Wolf AW1542P The Linda Tunic
 Angela Wolf AW1542P The Linda Tunic |
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The Linda Tunic is a pullover top with a stylish neckline! Great pattern for beginners and includes a sewalong as seen on season 17 of It's Sew Easy TV.
Available in Misses Sizes 0 - 18 and Plus Sizes 16W - 36W
Available in Misses Sizes 0 - 18 and Plus Sizes 16W - 36W
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Supplies: fabric, interfacing, 2 buttons, universal threadSOLD OUT!! AllBrands Academy Embroidery Sewing & Quilting Event Fri-Sat August 23-24, 2024 San Antonio, TX Store
 AllBrands Academy Embroidery Sewing & Quilting Event Fri-Sat August 23-24, 2024 San Antonio, TX Store |
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AllBrands Academy is SOLD OUT! Please fill out the wait list below
ABOUT OUR EVENT
AllBrands.com is excited to announce that we're coming to San Antonio to host our AllBrands Academy! Friday, August 23- Saturday, August 24, 9:30 AM to 5 PM with doors opening at 9 AM and closing at 6 PM both days. Come join us at the AllBrands.com for two days of hands-on embroidery sewing and quilting in our interactive workshops and lectures. We have breakout rooms that will rotate throughout the event in a round-robin style. We've assembled our best and most popular and best educators in the business to instruct you. Come meet Embroidery Experts in person for some very unique tips and tricks to help you create your one-of-a-kind masterpiece. We will also have staff and educators to help with projects and answer any questions you might have about Brother Sewing Embroidery Cutting and Quilting Machines
Don't miss this exciting opportunity to spend two days of embroidery, education, and fun. Gain valuable knowledge and experience. Leave inspired with new unique techniques, projects, memories, and most of all, make new friends. You'll learn the secrets and tips to stitch like a pro. Learn how to use embroidery and quilting to transform everyday items into money-making projects with your hobby.
University Highlights
- Each Student will take home projects
- Embroider on the newest Embroidery Machines that are provided for you
- Cut on Brother ScanNCut
- Experience Brothers' newest Technology for 2025!
- Purchase machines and supplies at deep discounts for attendees
- One Student per machine
- 2 days of embroidery, sewing quilting education friendship and fun
- Multiple Classes per day in a Rotation
- Snacks and Lunch provided
- Vendor Mall for Retail Shopping on-site
- Test Drive top of line Embroidery Machines with Staff and Experts to help
- Plenty of staff to give one one-on-one help
- Give-a-ways and prizes
- Free Commemorative Event T-Shirt
Attendees get this Commemorative T-Shirt!
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See the Allbrands blog for more information on Allbrands Academy.AllBrands Academy Embroidery Sewing & Quilting Event Fri-Sat September 6-7, 2024 Baton Rouge, LA Store
 AllBrands Academy Embroidery Sewing & Quilting Event Fri-Sat September 6-7, 2024 Baton Rouge, LA Store |
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ABOUT OUR EVENT
AllBrands.com is excited to announce that we're coming to Baton Rouge to host our AllBrands Academy! Friday, September 6- Saturday, September 7, 9:30 AM to 5 PM with doors opening at 9 AM and closing at 6 PM both days. Come join us at the AllBrands.com Baton Rouge Store for two days of hands-on embroidery sewing and quilting in our interactive workshops and lectures. We have breakout rooms that will rotate throughout the event in a round-robin style. We've assembled some of the best educators in the business to instruct you. Come meet Embroidery Experts in person for some very unique tips and tricks to help you create your one-of-a-kind masterpiece. We will also have staff and educators to help with projects and answer any questions you might have about Brother Sewing, Embroidery, Cutting and Quilting Machines
Don't miss this exciting opportunity to spend two days of embroidery, education, and fun. Gain valuable knowledge and experience. Leave inspired with new unique techniques, projects, memories, and most of all, make new friends. You'll learn the secrets and tips to stitch like a pro. Learn how to use embroidery and quilting to transform everyday items into money-making projects with your hobby.
University Highlights
- Each Student will take home projects
- Embroider on the newest Embroidery Machines that are provided for you
- Cut on Brother ScanNCut
- Experience Brothers' newest Technology for 2025!
- Purchase machines and supplies at deep discounts for attendees
- One Student per machine
- 2 days of embroidery, sewing quilting education friendship and fun
- Multiple Classes per day in a Rotation
- Snacks and Lunch provided
- Vendor Mall for Retail Shopping on-site
- Test Drive top of line Embroidery Machines with Staff and Experts to help
- Plenty of staff to give one one-on-one help
- Give-a-ways and prizes
- Free Commemorative Event T-Shirt
Attendees get this Commemorative T-Shirt!
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See the Allbrands blog for more information on Allbrands Academy.Atkinson Designs Let's Do Lunch:Tote Bags and Table Runners Sewing Book
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16 fast and fresh fabric entrees. These beginner friendly projects use fat quarters, charm squares or strips to update your table - what color are your dishes? PB, 32p, color photographs, © 2008
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Atkinson Designs Time Out Quilts Sewing Book
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If you can take some calories out of cheesecake by using low fat ingredients, why not take some of the time out of traditional quilts by using a few shortcuts? PB, 28p, color photographs, © 2008
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Better Homes & Gardens Make It Modern Bags Pillows Pin Cushions, 35 Quick and Easy Pattern Projects.
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Better Homes Quilts For Every Bed Book, 19+ Projects Crib Twin Full Queen King
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Bertina Studio Let's Get Creative, Learn to Serge 4 Threads, 3 DVDs +1 CD
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Bertina Studio's Let's Get Ready Series - Learn to Serge
4 Thread Serger - 3 DVD's & 1 CD
This instructional serger video by Bernie Griffin of Bertina Studio features Brother 5234PRW, 4234DT Overlock Sergers, but can be applied to any 4 thread serger! 3 projects on 3 DVDs for 103 minutes, plus a CD featuring 3 more projects on a 105 page printable .PDF
Bertina Studio's Let's Get Ready Series - Learn to Serge is a project based learning program and covers basic to advanced tutorials, for 4/3/2 thread overlock sergers. This 4 thread serger instructional DVD features the Brother 5234PRW serger and accessory feet. Hosted by Bernadette "Bernie" Griffith, who is a featured teacher at events throughout the United States and Australia.
Bernie’s projects have been featured in numerous sewing and quilting magazines. Her machine workbooks have been distributed worldwide for over 10 years. In 2011 Bernie received the highest honor an educator can be awarded in the sewing industry. She was presented with the Master Certified Sewing Educator Award at the 2011 Sewing Dealer’s Trade Association annual convention.
Bernie’s relaxed teaching style, creative approach to sewing and love of machine embellishment, make her classes both informative and fun.
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There are Appx. 103 minutes of video over 3 DVD's and a 1 CD with a printable workbook 105 pages.Disk 1
Chapter 1: Just a Few Baiscs:
Understanding Cutting Widths
Understanding Tension Settings
Differential Feed & Gathering
Differential Feed & Knits
A Few Very Useful tools
Chapter 2: Quick Baby Gifts
A Balanced 3-Thread Overlock Stitch
Two Color Decorative Stitching
Great Beginnings and Endings
Decorative Blanket Stitching
Disk 2
Chapter 3: Stitches & Feet
3-Thread Flatlock Stitches
Blindhem Foot & Flatlocking
Deco Ladder and Attaching Lace
The Pearl Foot & Flatlocking
3-Thread Narrow Hemming
Chapter 4: Swatchwork Pillow
Two Color Wave Stitch
3 Thread Rolled Hem
2 Thread Conversion & Wrap Stitch
Pitting It All Together
Disc 3
Chapter 5:Remake It In Style
A Little Fabric Prep
Stripes & Beads
Plackets & Braided Buttons
Gathers & Blindhemming
2 Thread Rolled Hem Finish
Disc 4 Printable Workbook pdf CD 105 pages.
ISBN 978-1-63068-091-6
Ready Set Sew CT11173 The Best of Sewing Machine Fun for Kids, 2nd Edition, 37 Projects and Activities, 128 Pages by Lynda Mulligan and Nancy Smith
 26212: CT11173 The Best of Sewing Machine Fun for Kids, 2nd Edition |
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Introduce your kids to sewing with 14 new and updated boredom-busting projects that teach an invaluable skills they'll carry with them for a lifetime! Starting with beginner-friendly projects to learn machine-sewing basics, kids will work their way from handmade cards and cool accessories to fun challenges like fabric notebook covers and a drawstring backpack. 37 projects and activities. Written by Lynda Mulligan and Nancy Smith. Published by C&T. 128 pages, paperback.
This is the book that every family needs! Imagine your children or grand children’s pleasure and pride when they learn how to sew their own gifts and other projects. Now the first two titles in the award-winning “I’ll Teach Myself” Sewing Machine Fun series are available for the first time in one convenient volume! “The Best of Sewing Machine Fun for Kids” offers a delightful introduction to the world of sewing for children aged 7 and up. Clear, colorful directions help kids have fun as they develop skills that will last a lifetime.
• kid-friendly projects teach children how to sew
• Projects build on skills learned as kids work their way through the book
• Games, puzzles, and stitching practice increase kids’ sewing knowledge and abilities
• Easy-to-follow instructions and safety precautions start with the basics, allowing children to learn at their own pace
• “Helper Star” notes offer guidance for the adults in charge
* Sewing Machine Fun was the winner of the Parent's Choice Magazine Gold Seal and the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Best Toy Award!
This is the book that every family needs! Imagine your children or grand children’s pleasure and pride when they learn how to sew their own gifts and other projects. Now the first two titles in the award-winning “I’ll Teach Myself” Sewing Machine Fun series are available for the first time in one convenient volume! “The Best of Sewing Machine Fun for Kids” offers a delightful introduction to the world of sewing for children aged 7 and up. Clear, colorful directions help kids have fun as they develop skills that will last a lifetime.
• kid-friendly projects teach children how to sew
• Projects build on skills learned as kids work their way through the book
• Games, puzzles, and stitching practice increase kids’ sewing knowledge and abilities
• Easy-to-follow instructions and safety precautions start with the basics, allowing children to learn at their own pace
• “Helper Star” notes offer guidance for the adults in charge
* Sewing Machine Fun was the winner of the Parent's Choice Magazine Gold Seal and the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Best Toy Award!
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About Stitches and Pins:With more than 50 years combined sewing experience between them, JoAnn and Corrie have seen a real need for a basic sewing primer, geared toward 8-16 year olds. As 4-H istructors and teachers, they have worked extensively with young and old, novice sewers, and assembled the 14 sewing lessons in Stitches and Pins based on a curriculum that has been honed and finessed through their years of teaching.
Because the sewing projects begin with the very basics, and then advance gradually to increasing complexity and skill, Stitches and Pins can be used with confidence by a non-sewing parent, and an older child could go through it independently. All necessary sewing patterns, girls sizes 8-16, are bound into the book and each of the 14 projects is a fun, practical item that any girl would be proud to use, wear, or give. 18" doll clothes patterns that match the projects in this book are also available.
Stitches and Pins is spiral bound and printed on coated, gloss paper. The sewing patterns are printed on one side only, and the sewing book is written in a way you will understand, with lots of illustrations to make using it successful.
Creative Publishing Singer: The New Sewing Essentials Book Paperback 144 Pages
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The number-1 requested sewing book just got better
Ideal for sewing enthusiasts of all skill levels, this book uses photos and clearly written text to demonstrate all the basic sewing techniques needed for sewing clothes and home décor items.
Ideal for sewing enthusiasts of all skill levels, this book uses photos and clearly written text to demonstrate all the basic sewing techniques needed for sewing clothes and home décor items.
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Author: Editors of Creative PublishingFormat: Paperback, 144 Pages
Item: 151241
ISBN: 9781589234321
Publisher: Creative Publishing international
Series: Singer
Size: 8.5 x 11 x .43
Weight: 1.313 lb.
Published: November 1st 2008
Cynthia Cindy Hogan "Digitizing Sew Easy" Book for Brother PE Design & Babylock Palette 7.0. Instruction, Techniques Workbook, 545 Pages, Screen Shots
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Struggling to navigate your way through the PE-DESIGN program??? Learn your software the Easy way. These manuals are written for self guided instruction for the Brother PE-DESIGN and Babylock Palette Software. It will take you through all aspects of the software and help you get the most from your software.
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Cynthia Hogan DSEV8 Digitizing Sew Easy Book Brother PE Design 8.0
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PE-DESIGN Version 8 has added many new functions to the software and has changed the operation of many features. Digitizing's Sew Easy Version 8 is your comprehensive guide to understanding the new software program. Cynthia's new workbook is a must have manual. Using methods brought from her teaching background, Cynthia has formatted the workbook to make the learning much easier than the average instruction manual. You will find extensive screen shots in the workbook so you know if your screen matches what you see on the paper. Best of all Digitizing's Sew Easy Version 8 is PRINTED for you. You don't have to go to the hassle of printing out 545 pages of instruction.
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Cynthias Embroidery Brother BES Lettering's Sew Easy Original 311 Page Book with 10 Projects by Cindy Hogan
 29609: Cynthias Embroidery Brother BES Lettering's Sew Easy Original 311 Page Book with 10 Projects by Cindy Hogan |
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Want to get the most out of your BES® Embroidery Lettering Software program. This workbook is just what you need. Lettering's Sew Easy is the "Easy" guide to learning the BES software program. If you are familiar with and love Cindy's Digitizing's Sew Easy workbooks, you will love this one as well. It was created in the same easy to use, step by step format as her previous workbooks. Lettering's Sew Easy walks you through all the basics of the software and includes a BONUS of 10 projects to get you started.
Don't forget to download the BES 2 & 3 additions from my website. Cindy Hogan
Don't forget to download the BES 2 & 3 additions from my website. Cindy Hogan
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Cynthias Embroidery Lettering's Sew Easy Tutorial Work Book Only for Brother BES4 Software, Power Pack I and BES Cloud, 608 Pages, No Projects
 Cynthias Embroidery Lettering’s Sew Easy for Brother BES 4 and Power Pack I and Cloud |
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Lettering's Sew Easy for BES 4 is the ultimate guide for learning your BES 4 Dream Edition Software program. This comprehensive workbook will walk you through learning your software program with step by step instructions with a picture for most every step. Included are instructions for the BES 4, Power Pack 1 and a bonus lesson on the BES 4 Cloud. The workbook can be used as a reference or you can follow each lesson until you complete the workbook. 608 pages of instruction. As a special bonus, you will receive a 1 year membership to a private Facebook group for this product. You will find the special link for it in the back of your workbook. Weekly Facebook Live Q&A's on the workbook will begin in January the day and time will be announced in the group.
Sample Lesson: Changing the Font Style
Sample Lesson: Changing the Font Style
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Sample LessonTable of Contents
Cynthia’s Embroidery began as a home based embroidery business in the late 1990’s and has grown from there. Around 1996, Cynthia bought her first home embroidery machine. She began producing shirts and garments for the school where she worked and for her friends. She quickly outgrew that machine and purchased the new Brother 8200 and PE-DESIGN Version 1 software.
Cynthia was so determined to learn the software and what makes it tick that her local dealer offered to let her teach it after she had figured out how the software operated. Since then she has never looked back. She taught herself the software and then began to teach it to others. As a Special Education Teacher, this was a natural fit. She taught at the local dealer in the evening, taught school during the day and wrote instructions and workbooks for the software in her spare time.
In the meantime, the interest in PE-DESIGN kept growing all over the country. Cynthia began to teach at local seminars on the subject. When she and her husband moved to Michigan in the Fall of 2003, she decided to switch careers and educate others on PE-DESIGN as her job instead of her hobby.
“As the owner of Cynthia’s Embroidery, it is my privilege to have found a career that I love and am passionate about. Not everyone can say as much about their job. It combines the best of two worlds, my love of software and my love of teaching. I hope to see you at a seminar in the future!”
Cindy
Ellen McCarn One Stitch at A Time Book, Guide for Beginners
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- The Guide for beginners in English Smocking, this teaching guide contains six designs, a pillow pattern, and eyelet and lace collar instructions.
- Six Designs
- Pillow Pattern
- Eyelet and Lace Collar Instructions
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Ellen McCarn 0961806605 Heirloom Sewing Book on English Smocking, Full Color, 32 Pages, 150 Illustrations, 7 Designs
 Ellen McCarn 0961806605 Book on English Smocking, Full Color, 32 Pages |
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Ellen McCarn on English Smocking, With 32 pages of beautifully illustrated instructions, the color booklet covers beginning through advanced smocking and includes sections on pleating and construction advice. 150 step-by-step illustrations, photographs and 7 designs make this volume a must for both student and accomplished smocker.
Enter the World of Ellen McCarn Where Needle Arts Come To Life!
"The Needle Arts Collection of Ellen McCarn" has become the standard of excellence for creative needlework. This growing collection consists of 235 published plates and several instruction booklets. All are in full color with easy-to-follow designs, graphs and directions.
The line is topped off with a collection of the most popular patterns on the market today, including the Ultimate Bishop and Ultimate Yoke dress patterns.
The creative world of Ellen McCarn is one of dedicated service, personal pride and traditional value. It can easily be yours! So bring your needle art to life. Enjoy your visit, and come back often!
Enter the World of Ellen McCarn Where Needle Arts Come To Life!
"The Needle Arts Collection of Ellen McCarn" has become the standard of excellence for creative needlework. This growing collection consists of 235 published plates and several instruction booklets. All are in full color with easy-to-follow designs, graphs and directions.
The line is topped off with a collection of the most popular patterns on the market today, including the Ultimate Bishop and Ultimate Yoke dress patterns.
The creative world of Ellen McCarn is one of dedicated service, personal pride and traditional value. It can easily be yours! So bring your needle art to life. Enjoy your visit, and come back often!
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Embellishments for Adventurous Sewing book, by Carol Zentgraf, Spiral, 144 Pages, 300 Color Photos
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This step-by-step technique reference introduces and thoroughly explores several methods of fabric embellishment that can be used to adorn clothes, home décor items, or even quilts. With Embellishments for Adventurous Sewing, you'll delve into various methods of appliqué, learn the nuances of free-motion embroidery and thread sketching, and learn to maximize the decorative stitches and embroidery capabilities of your sewing machine. Explore the world of trims and learn creative or tried and true ways to apply them. Try some fabric manipulation techniques to give fabric exciting texture. Each section includes easy-to-follow, illustrated instructions and ends with three to five small projects. Enhance your skills and develop your craft with Embellishments for Adventurous Sewing!
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Author: Carol ZentgrafFormat: Spiral, 144 Pages
Publisher: Creative Publishing international
Illustrations: 300 color photos
Published: January 1st 2013
ISBN: 9781589237315
Embroidery Machine Essentials Book : Basic Techniques
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Based on the best-selling book, Embroidery Machine Essentials, Basic Techniques is the first in the Companion Project Series by Jeanine Twigg. Packed with easy-to-stitch techniques and project ideas, Jeanine is paving the road for embroidery sucess with the Companion Project Series and her innovative ways of looking beyond the "face value" of decorative designs.
The 20 exclusive embroidery designs located on the CD-ROM were created by Jeanine specifically to show a variety of basic embroidery techniques. These 20 designs have over 65 stitch variations. From Applique to Fringing, Jeanine will show you innovative ways to use the designs in projects from home decor to clothing. Then, once you've mastered these basic techniques you can venture into the world of decorative designs knowing how to use a wider variety of designs for embroidery techniques.
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Great Knit Texture And Color Techniques By Threads
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House Of White Birches 1440611 5-10-15+ Fat Quarters Book
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Use your quilting skills to create unique, simple projects for the home, gifts or fun! Stitching fat quarter quilts and projects saves you time and gives you the fun of selecting stacks of fat quarters. Create purses, bags, totes, table runners, and more. Pub.Aug-2010;176pp
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J. Wiley & Sons, 887073 Bags, Pillows and Pincushions: 35 Quick & Easy Projects * - Softcover Book
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Sew fresh, stylish bags, pillows, and pincushions. All projects tried, tested, and recommended by the editors of American Patchwork and Quilting. Ideas and inspiration for every age and skill level. Pub.Jan-2011;162pp
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Janome CREATVBK Creative Machine Sewing Techniques Book by Nancy Fiedler for AQS
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Educators Book by AQS Publishing, on Using Accessories and Feet, Featuring Circular Sewing Attachment, the Ultimate Ruffler, the Fringe foot, Piping foot, Pintuck foot, Beading foot, and Ribbon Sequin foot.
Creative Sewing Techniques by Machine, is a new release from AQS Publishing featuring the work and expertise of Janome Education staff members.
This full-color book showcases a wide spectrum of techniques that can be accomplished using the features and accessories of Janome sewing machines. The accessories used and explained in this book abound, including the Circular Sewing Attachment, the Ultimate Ruffler, the Fringe foot, Piping foot, Pintuck foot, Beading foot, and Ribbon/Sequin foot. The book includes information on each of these accessories, and then provides home decor and quilting projects that utilize them.
The book was edited by Janome Educator Nancy Fiedler, and contains easy-to-understand explanations and instructions, as well as insightful Tips and Ideas for taking the skills learned to the next level.
Creative Sewing Techniques by Machine, is a new release from AQS Publishing featuring the work and expertise of Janome Education staff members.
This full-color book showcases a wide spectrum of techniques that can be accomplished using the features and accessories of Janome sewing machines. The accessories used and explained in this book abound, including the Circular Sewing Attachment, the Ultimate Ruffler, the Fringe foot, Piping foot, Pintuck foot, Beading foot, and Ribbon/Sequin foot. The book includes information on each of these accessories, and then provides home decor and quilting projects that utilize them.
The book was edited by Janome Educator Nancy Fiedler, and contains easy-to-understand explanations and instructions, as well as insightful Tips and Ideas for taking the skills learned to the next level.
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AQS More Creative Sewing Techniques by Machine 63Pg Book Nancy Fiedler
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A sewing techniques teacher for over 20 years, Educational Coordinator Nancy Fiedler organized the projects and edited the work of her Janome Educator colleagues. All of the project designers have years of skill-building experience and teaching machine techniques to sewers, non-sewers, and quilters at all levels. The instructions are to the point, generic to all machine types, and easy to understand and translate to other projects.
Go beyond dull, dry descriptions of sewing machine attachments. Learn how they enable techniques to create beautiful quilts and home decor projects, learn 15 sewing machine techniques, create 10 quilt and home decor projects, and use multiple techniques per project. A convenient index pegs techniques to projects and vice versa. Supply lists include machine accessories for any brand of machine.
Go beyond dull, dry descriptions of sewing machine attachments. Learn how they enable techniques to create beautiful quilts and home decor projects, learn 15 sewing machine techniques, create 10 quilt and home decor projects, and use multiple techniques per project. A convenient index pegs techniques to projects and vice versa. Supply lists include machine accessories for any brand of machine.
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ISBN 1604600179Jeanie Twigg's Embroidery Machine Essentials Quilting Techniques Book By Linda Turner Griepentrog
 8711: Jeanie Twigg's Embroidery Machine Essentials Quilting Techniques Book By Linda Turner Griepentrog |
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- 12 Complete Projects
- 20 Exclusive Designs
- 80 Bonus Stitch Variations
- Designs and Techniques for use with Baby Lock, Bernina, Brother, Elna, Husqvarna Viking, Janome, Kenmore, Pfaff, Simplicity, Singer, and White embroidery machines.
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Linda Lum DeBono B1153 Sew Merry And Bright 21 Patterns Book, Easy Fun And Festive Projects
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Lap quilts place mats ornaments stockings table runners tree skirt, 20 projects include lap quilts, place mats, ornaments, stockings, table runners, tree skirt, and more. Projects feature novelty prints and could work in a more traditional palette. Quilters will find home-decor items and gift ideas.
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Me and My Sewing Machine Book By Kate Haxell
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This classy and clever book has everything a beginner needs, plus it’s an essential reference guide for even the most experienced sewers. User-friendly instructions on how to make different kinds of seams, hems, fasteners and bindings, as well as when and why to use each kind. Sewers can find their perfect signature style with fanciful finishing techniques like ruffles, pleats, ribbons and appliqué. With illustrated guide to how a sewing machine works with troubleshooting tips. 7 chic projects include wearables and home décor.
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About Stitches and Pins:With more than 50 years combined sewing experience between them, JoAnn and Corrie have seen a real need for a basic sewing primer, geared toward 8-16 year olds. As 4-H istructors and teachers, they have worked extensively with young and old, novice sewers, and assembled the 14 sewing lessons in Stitches and Pins based on a curriculum that has been honed and finessed through their years of teaching.
Because the sewing projects begin with the very basics, and then advance gradually to increasing complexity and skill, Stitches and Pins can be used with confidence by a non-sewing parent, and an older child could go through it independently. All necessary sewing patterns, girls sizes 8-16, are bound into the book and each of the 14 projects is a fun, practical item that any girl would be proud to use, wear, or give. 18" doll clothes patterns that match the projects in this book are also available.
Stitches and Pins is spiral bound and printed on coated, gloss paper. The sewing patterns are printed on one side only, and the sewing book is written in a way you will understand, with lots of illustrations to make using it successful.
More Polar Magic Expand Fleece Techniques Book And Pattern
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Discover more fantastic fleece sewing ideas from Nancy Cornwell, the "Polar Princess." Beginning with a refresher course that covers the basics of fleece sewing techniques and applications, Nancy guides you through more than 50 gorgeous creations. She greatly expands on the major techniques introduced in her previous books and demonstrates a wide variety of fashion and home d?cor uses. Step-by-step instructions and lots of helpful illustrates show you how to complete vests, scarves, quilts, blankets, pillows, and hats that take advantage of the unique characteristics of fleece.
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One Yard Wonders 62449 Book 101 Sewing Projects Using Cottons Knits Voiles Corduroy Fleece Flannel Home Decoration Oilcloth Wool by Rebecca Yaker
 31394: One Yard Wonders 62449 Book 101 Sewing Projects Using Cottons Knits Voiles Corduroy Fleece Flannel Home Decoration Oilcloth Wool by Rebecca Yaker |
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The authors of One-Yard Wonders are back with another all-new collection of 101 sewing projects contributed by designers and sewing bloggers across North America. This time, the projects are organized by fabric type -- from home dec to knits, wool to flannels, corduroy to cottons, you’ll learn how to make the most of each fabric’s unique characteristics. And since each project uses just a single yard of fabric, it’s easy and affordable to experiment with something you’ve never tried before. Waterproof coated cottons are perfect for a gym bag, knit jersey whips up quickly into a ruffle scarf or sassy dress, corduroy makes a sturdy tote, and lightweight cotton voile is just right for a little girl’s smocked sundress. Each project comes with step-by-step illustrated instructions and a complete cutting layout, and all required pattern pieces are included.
“This is perfect for us since we’re often so smitten with a fabric that we buy a small amount of it just in case we think of something to use it for.” --Apartment Therapy
“A quirky and hip sewing book.” --Library Journal
“This is perfect for us since we’re often so smitten with a fabric that we buy a small amount of it just in case we think of something to use it for.” --Apartment Therapy
“A quirky and hip sewing book.” --Library Journal
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With more than 200,000 copies in print, Storey's One-Skein Wonders series is an unqualified success. Now, for the first time in the series, fabric takes center stage! And the timing couldn't be better. Sewing machine sales have doubled over the past 10 years, and crafters are discovering the joy of another kind of stitching.One-Yard Wonders will delight anyone who has ever fallen for fabric - from the novice sewing enthusiast to the lifelong seamstress. The book presents a delightful array of simple, stylish projects that can be made with just a single yard of fabric - from apparel to accessories, from plush toys to pet beds, from baby items to bags, and from home decor to "Happy Birthday" banners. Projects have a hip,contemporary flair, and most can be completed in a few hours. For each project, the book provides a full-color photograph, easy step-by-step instructions, and simple illustrations. Templates and pattern pieces are also included wherever needed, making this collection of 101 projects the best sewing deal ever.
Great fabric demands to be purchased, even if it's just a yard or two at a time. But such tantalizing textiles should never hide in a closet; One-Yard Wonders promises gift-worthy solutions for that stash of irresistible fabric-store buys. At last, it's time to stop storing and start sewing!
Pages: 304
Author: Patricia Hoskins and Rebecca Yaker
Publish Date: 10/28/2009
Dimensions: 8.88in x 1.31in x 9in
Hardcover, spiral bound
From Storey Publishing
By Yaker, Rebecca
and Hoskins, Patricia
In Quilting - General
Alison Glass AG.126 Knit Essentials
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Knit Essentials, first in the Essentials Series by Alison Glass and Karen LePage, is a 24 page garment pattern-booklet. Working with a master dress pattern as a starting place the pattern walks the reader through a detailed muslin making process, ensuring a custom fit. From there, choose from 6 major variations, a handful of minor variation and finally a section on adding embellishments to have almost endless choices from one pattern. The booklet is filled with full color photography of the many options within the pattern. Combined with high quality materials, full pattern pages, and lots of encouragement. Knit Essentials is a must have garment pattern.
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Palmer Pletsch Dream Sewing Spaces
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Dream Sewing Spaces Lynette Ranney Black
Finally... a book to help you turn your dream into a reality. Whether you have a closet, laundry room, a corner of the family room, a spare bedroom, or even the attic, author Lynette Ranney Black guides and inspires you with pages of colour photos, plus, selecting lighting and cabinets. Learn how to make the most of the space you have. Check out the hundreds of storage ideas. She even shows you how to reorganize existing closets to make room for sewing storage. 128 pages.
Finally... a book to help you turn your dream into a reality. Whether you have a closet, laundry room, a corner of the family room, a spare bedroom, or even the attic, author Lynette Ranney Black guides and inspires you with pages of colour photos, plus, selecting lighting and cabinets. Learn how to make the most of the space you have. Check out the hundreds of storage ideas. She even shows you how to reorganize existing closets to make room for sewing storage. 128 pages.
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Palmer Pletsch My First Machine Sewing Book with Kit, by Winky Cherry, Teaching Manual, DVD, for Children 5-11,
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My First Sewing Books, by Winky Cherry, are packaged as kits with some of the materials for a first project. Along with the teaching manual and DVD, they offer a complete, thoroughly tested sewing program for children ages 5 to 11 who will learn patience, manners, creativity, completion and how to follow rules...all through the enjoyment of sewing. Each book follows a project from start to finish with clever rhymes and clear illustrations.
With a clear understanding of the concepts of sewing, and the skills developed through hand sewing and embroidery, children are now introduced to the sewing machine on an elementary level, substituting pictures for words, for repetition, and to help children who are learning to read. Rhymes and silly names for machine parts help children remember information and rules.
Children will learn about:
Seam allowances
Tapering
Snips
Clips
Stitching inside
Turing the shape outside
With a clear understanding of the concepts of sewing, and the skills developed through hand sewing and embroidery, children are now introduced to the sewing machine on an elementary level, substituting pictures for words, for repetition, and to help children who are learning to read. Rhymes and silly names for machine parts help children remember information and rules.
Children will learn about:
Seam allowances
Tapering
Snips
Clips
Stitching inside
Turing the shape outside
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8 1/2" x 8 1/2"40 pages
Palmer Pletsch My First Patchwork Sewing Book with Kit
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This book introduces the process of patchwork to beginners as they make a "Four Patch Block" by hand or machine. The sequence of construction is as important as the finished work. It also introduces the iron as a sewing tool, and teaches a beginner to use a seam guide. Youth beginners will sew this project with a ½" seam allowance. When children understand elementary patchwork math and can make an accurate ½" measurement consistently, they are ready to use a traditional ¼" seam allowance
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Palmer Pletsch SWSRB Sewing With Sergers Revised Book by Gail Brown, Pati Palmer, 128 Pages, Regular Binding
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Palmer Pletsch Sewing With Sergers - This book has guided hundreds of thousands of serger owners. It is the book to have by your serger as you venture into this whole new realm of sewing. Learn your machine…and the basics of serging. Softcover, 128 pages.
Sewing With Sergers Gail Brown, Pati Palmer
Sewing With Sergers has guided hundreds of thousands of serger owners. It is THE book to have by your serger as you venture into this whole new realm of sewing. Gail Brown and Pati Palmer hold your hand and you learn the machine... and the basics of serging. 128 pages.
Sewing With Sergers Gail Brown, Pati Palmer
Sewing With Sergers has guided hundreds of thousands of serger owners. It is THE book to have by your serger as you venture into this whole new realm of sewing. Gail Brown and Pati Palmer hold your hand and you learn the machine... and the basics of serging. 128 pages.
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PatternReview.com 1,000 Clever Sewing Shortcuts and Tips book, by Deepika Prakash, Foreword by: Sandra Betzina, Paperback, 168 Pages, 50 Photos & 75 I
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This book contains the best hands-on insider sewing tips from the popular sewing website PatternReview.com, a community of more than 170,000 members. The entries are collected from the website’s enormous database of members’ shared comments and advice, rated by hits and reviews. Also included are five special how-to features by PatternReview.com's master teachers and pattern designers, who regularly conduct online chats and workshops (including Kenneth King, Susan Khalje, Sarah Veblen, Shannon Gifford, and Anna Mazur).
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Author: Deepika PrakashForeword by: Sandra Betzina
Format: Paperback, 168 Pages
Publisher: Creative Publishing international
Illustrations: 50 photos/75 illos.
Published: September 1st 2010
ISBN: 9781589235021
Ellen McCarn 60011 Picture Smocking 48 Page Color Booklet, 100 Illustrations, Circa 1990
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Ellen McCarn Book, Picture Smocking, Materials, Preparation, Cables, Stacking, Decorative, Back Smocking, blocking, joining
- Materials needed
- Preparation for picture smocking
- Cable Stitch
The definitive guide for picture smocking, this 48-page color booklet is a must for beginning and advanced stacking instruction. With over 100 step-by-step illustrations & photographs, this volume also contains seven color designs, 12 interchangeable designs, 12 yoke borders and 12 round-neck borders, plus numerous helpful tips.
- Stacking
- Decorative Stitches
- Backsmocking
- Designs for Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
- Interchangeable Designs and Borders
- Blocking and Joining
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The definitive guide for picture smocking, this 48-page color booklet is a must for beginning and advanced stacking instruction.With over 100 step-by-step illustrations & photographs, this volume also contains seven color designs, 12 interchangeable designs, 12 yoke borders and 12 round-neck borders, plus numerous helpful tips.
Readers Digest Complete Guide to Sewing Book, Recommend by Tim Gunn & Anthony Ryan Auld, 384 Page Hardback, Step By Step Making Clothes, Accessories
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The ultimate stitch-and-seam reference book for both beginners and seasoned sewers includes thousands of illustrations and diagrams for each stage of the sewing process. In this updated edition, sewers will find:
- 20 new modern projects from Simplicity patterns; includes updated photographs
- Instructions for making smart trousers, traditional curtains, a light summer dress, kids' clothes, a beach towel, patchwork bag, and more
- Tips on how to select the right equipment, choose the perfect fabric, and use the right technique for every project
- Foolproof ways to discover the perfect pattern size and how to incorporate only the most flattering design details
If you’re searching for a comprehensive sewing book, then the Reader’s Digest Complete Guide to Sewing is your perfect guide. Tim Gunn, co-host of Project Runway says “and I always recommend the Reader’s Digest Guide to Sewing. It’s very comprehensive and very user-friendly.” Inside this book you’ll find colorful step by step illustrations for making clothes and home accessories. It has something for the beginner sewer as well as an experienced seamstress. Not only will you understand the terminology but you’ll see the techniques as well.
- With more than 350 pages and 11 chapters, you’ll find information on:
- Selecting the proper equipment and supplies
- How to care for natural and man-made fabrics
- Taking your proper measurements (step by step picture instructions)
- Comprehensive pattern symbols and fabric width conversions
- Basic and advanced pattern alternations
- How to prepare fabrics for cutting
- Over 40 different hand stitches
- Diagram of different machine stitches and finishes
- Two different projects you can complete at home along with the Simplicity pattern number
- Advanced finishes such as necklines, waistlines, sleeves, pockets, hems and fastenings
- There’s even a chapter on Tailoring
In this updated edition, sewers will find 20 new modern projects from Simplicity patterns; tips on how to select the right equipment, choose the perfect fabric, and use the right technique for every project; instructions for making clothes, curtains, and other home accessories; and more.
The ultimate stitch-and-seam reference book for both beginners and seasoned sewers includes thousands of illustrations and diagrams for each stage of the sewing process. In this updated edition, sewers will find: 20 new modern projects from Simplicity(r) patterns; includes updated
photographs Instructions for making smart trousers, traditional curtains, a light summer dress, kids' clothes, a beach towel, patchwork bag, and more Tips on how to select the right equipment, choose the perfect fabric, and use the right technique for every project Foolproof ways to discover the perfect pattern size and how to incorporate only the most flattering design details.
From casual clothes, to evening wear, from curtains to quilts, the New Complete Guide to Sewing brings you everything you need to know to sew your own distinctive creations. Whether you are a beginner or an accomplished sewer, using this book is like having a sewing expert sitting alongside you every step of the way!
Book Review: Reader’s Digest Complete Guide To Sewing “I always recommend the Reader’s Digest Guide to Sewing. It’s very comprehensive and very user-friendly” -Tim Gunn, “Spring Forward: Expert Fashion Advice,” The Washington Post
Book Review: "When a struggling new fashion-designer needs to hone their sewing skills, Project Runway guru Tim Gunn steers them to this "Reader's Digest Guide to Sewing." It's got the best, clearest, and most complete introduction to 95% of the sewing skills you'll ever need. It's practical and methodical in its instructions. Not as good as grandma, but anyone will be able to pick up stitches, cutting, and machine use from it."
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Updated edition (November 11, 2010)The ultimate stitch-and-seam reference book for both beginners and seasoned sewers includes thousands of illustrations and diagrams for each stage of the sewing process. In this updated edition, sewers will find: 20 new modern projects from Simplicity(r) patterns; includes updated photographs Instructions for making smart trousers, traditional curtains, a light summer dress, kids' clothes, a beach towel, patchwork bag, and more Tips on how to select the right equipment, choose the perfect fabric, and use the right technique for every project Foolproof ways to discover the perfect pattern size and how to incorporate only the most flattering design details.
Sara Trail "Sew with Sara" Book
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Meet Sara Trail, teenage sewing whiz, designer, and entrepreneur. Join Sara as she shows you how to find sewing supplies, make fun stuff everyone will love to show off, and earn extra money by throwing sewing parties and selling your creations. Includes nine beginner-friendly projects including PJs, pillows, a tote bag, a cell phone or MP3 player cover, an apron, a notebook cover, and more. 112 pages and insert
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Sewing 101 Book Revised Updated, Spiral Bound, 224Pg 500 Illustrations
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Written with the absolute beginner in mind, this book teaches all the basics for machine sewing with step-by-step instructions and photographs. Sewing skills are learned by working on projects, beginning with something very easy and getting progressively more difficult as the reader works through the book. New skills are explored in depth as they are introduced. The projects are divided into two sections: garment sewing and home decor/accessory sewing, making this the most comprehensive beginner's book available. An accompanying DVD includes complete step-by-step sewing basics, demonstrates all projects, and offers the complete book pages in PDF format.
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Author: Editors of Creative PublishingFormat: Spiral, 224 Pages
Publisher: Creative Publishing international
Series: 101
Illustrations: 500
Published: March 1st 2011
ISBN: 9781589235748
C&T Publishing CT11409 Sewing Machine Reference Tool, A Troubleshooting Guide Book to Loving Your Sewing Machine Again by Bernie Tobisch
 98422: C&T Publishing CT11409 Sewing Machine Reference Tool, A Troubleshooting Guide Book to Loving Your Sewing Machine Again by Bernie Tobisch |
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Kick tension problems to the curb and say goodbye to presser foot problems! This pocket-size guide helps you troubleshoot your sewing machine on the go. Quickly fix issues with needles, threaders, buttonholes, tension, and more.
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Sewing Manual book, by Laura Strutt, Hardcover, 208 Pages, 500 Color Illustrations
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Sewing is no longer the preserve of grandmothers and aunties. Young people are realizing the potential for creativity and savings involved with making their own clothes and furnishings. The fashion for brands like Cath Kidston and the popularity of vintage clothing and designs have led to a revival of the 'make do and mend' attitude and the Haynes Sewing Manual will have wide appeal.
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Author: Laura StruttFormat: Hardcover, 208 Pages
Publisher: Haynes Publishing
Illustrations: 500 color
Published: April 15, 2013
ISBN: 9780857332790
Sewing School 21 Projects for Kids Book By Amie Plumley
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- Hand Sewing Projects Kids Will Love To Make
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About Stitches and Pins:With more than 50 years combined sewing experience between them, JoAnn and Corrie have seen a real need for a basic sewing primer, geared toward 8-16 year olds. As 4-H istructors and teachers, they have worked extensively with young and old, novice sewers, and assembled the 14 sewing lessons in Stitches and Pins based on a curriculum that has been honed and finessed through their years of teaching.
Because the sewing projects begin with the very basics, and then advance gradually to increasing complexity and skill, Stitches and Pins can be used with confidence by a non-sewing parent, and an older child could go through it independently. All necessary sewing patterns, girls sizes 8-16, are bound into the book and each of the 14 projects is a fun, practical item that any girl would be proud to use, wear, or give. 18" doll clothes patterns that match the projects in this book are also available.
Stitches and Pins is spiral bound and printed on coated, gloss paper. The sewing patterns are printed on one side only, and the sewing book is written in a way you will understand, with lots of illustrations to make using it successful.
Singer Complete Photo Guide to Sewing - Revised + Expanded Edition book, by Editors of Creative Publishing, Paperback, 352 Pages, 1200 Illustrations
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The Complete Photo Guide to Sewing – Revised is the one reference every sewer needs. Its 352 pages and 1100 photographs cover every aspect of fashion and décor sewing. Sections include choosing the right tools and notions, using conventional machines and sergers, fashion sewing, tailoring, and home décor projects. Included are step-by-step instructions for basic projects like pillows, tablecloths, and window treatments. Sewers from beginners to the skilled will turn to this book again and again.
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Author: Editors of Creative PublishingFormat: Paperback, 352 Pages
Publisher: Creative Publishing international
Series: Complete Photo Guide
Illustrations: 1200 illustrations.
Published: January 1st 2009
ISBN: 9781589234345
Singer and the Sewing Machine A Capitalist Romance! Rare Book that was Out Of Print
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A provocative look into the life of Isaac Merritt Singer, both his public glory and private controversy as one of America's industrialist icons in the 1800's. Hard Bound Book
Women, booze, illegitimate children, fraud, bigamy, 19th-century capitalism, and the emergence of an empire . . . . These words describe the life of Isaac Merritt Singer. Although widely regarded as the inventor of the sewing machine, Singer actually modified an existing machine and marketed it to an America eager for the new tools of the Machine Age. His genius was in the advertising, service with a smile, installment plans, and marketing gimmicks he used to get the sewing machine in homes and sweatshops all over the world. This fascinating and detailed biography provides an insightful and provocative look at the American entrepreneur, unraveling a complex web of personal ambition, fame, fortune, and the attainment of the American Dream. Illustrated.
The sewing machine was invented, or so he claimed, by Isaac Merritt Singer. In 1905 and 1906, long after his death, his eldest son, William Singer, retailed what he knew of Isaac’s life in a series of letters to his half-sister Winnaretta, by then Princesse de Polignac. Being thirty-one years older than Winnaretta, William had had considerably more acquaintance with their father. He was, however, rather reticent. ‘It would deeply interest you to know all his wonderful and very unusual history, but it better not be on paper. When we meet I will tell you if you wish,’ he wrote.
So begins the story of Isaac Singer and his wonderful sewing machine, his several wives, many mistresses and twenty-four children. Beginning on the semi-wild frontier of upstate New York, Singer’s story ends in a Torquay palace, taking in en route his canary-yellow coach with nursery compartment and orchestra, the invention of hire purchase and interchangeable parts, high(ish) life in New York and Paris, and Isadora Duncan …
‘Marvelous … That such a spectacular complex of history, mechanics, and human comedy should have gone so long without a chronicler is astonishing … A treasure’ – Eve Auchincloss, Washington Post
‘Thanks to Ruth Brandon’s brilliant book, surely the best by far to be written … about any capitalist entrepreneur or his enterprises, [Singer's] wonderful history is on paper at last.’ Alistair Forbes, Spectator
Singer sewing machines, Coats & Clark thread, and Schmetz needles, the trifecta of sewing essentials for over 100 years each. As well written by Rita Farro as a NYT article.
Women, booze, illegitimate children, fraud, bigamy, 19th-century capitalism, and the emergence of an empire . . . . These words describe the life of Isaac Merritt Singer. Although widely regarded as the inventor of the sewing machine, Singer actually modified an existing machine and marketed it to an America eager for the new tools of the Machine Age. His genius was in the advertising, service with a smile, installment plans, and marketing gimmicks he used to get the sewing machine in homes and sweatshops all over the world. This fascinating and detailed biography provides an insightful and provocative look at the American entrepreneur, unraveling a complex web of personal ambition, fame, fortune, and the attainment of the American Dream. Illustrated.
The sewing machine was invented, or so he claimed, by Isaac Merritt Singer. In 1905 and 1906, long after his death, his eldest son, William Singer, retailed what he knew of Isaac’s life in a series of letters to his half-sister Winnaretta, by then Princesse de Polignac. Being thirty-one years older than Winnaretta, William had had considerably more acquaintance with their father. He was, however, rather reticent. ‘It would deeply interest you to know all his wonderful and very unusual history, but it better not be on paper. When we meet I will tell you if you wish,’ he wrote.
So begins the story of Isaac Singer and his wonderful sewing machine, his several wives, many mistresses and twenty-four children. Beginning on the semi-wild frontier of upstate New York, Singer’s story ends in a Torquay palace, taking in en route his canary-yellow coach with nursery compartment and orchestra, the invention of hire purchase and interchangeable parts, high(ish) life in New York and Paris, and Isadora Duncan …
‘Marvelous … That such a spectacular complex of history, mechanics, and human comedy should have gone so long without a chronicler is astonishing … A treasure’ – Eve Auchincloss, Washington Post
‘Thanks to Ruth Brandon’s brilliant book, surely the best by far to be written … about any capitalist entrepreneur or his enterprises, [Singer's] wonderful history is on paper at last.’ Alistair Forbes, Spectator
Singer sewing machines, Coats & Clark thread, and Schmetz needles, the trifecta of sewing essentials for over 100 years each. As well written by Rita Farro as a NYT article.
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Start to Sew book, by The editors of Creative Publishing international, Paperback, 64 Pages
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Machine sewing for the absolute beginner, for under ten dollars.
Start to Sew is the perfect first book for new sewers. Thorough instructions and step-by-step photographs expertly guide beginners through the basics of sewing. At a value price under ten dollars, here is everything they need to get started, from buying supplies to sewing a seam. Six projects teach new skills, each project building on the next, while creating a real dacor or fashion project. Whether the goal is to teach a kid to sew, decorate your home, figure out how to use your first sewing machine, or experiment with a wonderfully creative craft, Start to Sew makes sewing fun and successful from the start.
Creative Publishing international has also created Sewing 101, Quilting 101, and Home Decor Sewing 101, as well as the Singer Sewing Reference Library.
Start to Sew is the perfect first book for new sewers. Thorough instructions and step-by-step photographs expertly guide beginners through the basics of sewing. At a value price under ten dollars, here is everything they need to get started, from buying supplies to sewing a seam. Six projects teach new skills, each project building on the next, while creating a real dacor or fashion project. Whether the goal is to teach a kid to sew, decorate your home, figure out how to use your first sewing machine, or experiment with a wonderfully creative craft, Start to Sew makes sewing fun and successful from the start.
Creative Publishing international has also created Sewing 101, Quilting 101, and Home Decor Sewing 101, as well as the Singer Sewing Reference Library.
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Author: The editors of Creative Publishing internationalFormat: Paperback, 64 Pages
Publisher: Creative Publishing international
Published: March 1st 2005
ISBN: 9781589232068
The Complete Guide To Treadle Sewing Machines Book by Reuben Doyle
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No need to get frustrated with your treadle sewing machine. Normally the old treadles no longer have instruction books with them, therefore it's up to the owner to try to figure things out. Even a basic thing like putting on a new belt is an impossible task when you don't know where to begin and what steps to take to get it in the right position and secured properly.
As a sewing machine repair person for over twenty five years, I’ve seen almost every problem that can happen with your home sewing machine.
I’ve seen women so frustrated with their new found treadle sewing machine that they were ready to set it aside for looks only, just because they couldn’t figure out how to use or operate it. Normally the old treadles no longer have instruction books with them, therefore it’s up to the owner to try to figure things out. Even a basic thing like putting on a new belt is an impossible task when you don’t know where to begin and what steps to take to get it in the right position and secured properly.
If you stop and think about it, the treadle machine is the machine all sewing machines of today were modeled after. The electric motor was added to take the place of the foot power of the treadle machines. The shuttle was changed from the bullet style to the present style of a small round flat shuttle directly under the feed dog and needle bar, etc.
I’ve had many requests to try to locate an instruction manual for treadle sewing machines, to no avail. After years of request after request for information on treadle sewing machines, I was finally talked into writing a book of general instruction for the treadle machine. Keep in mind that there are many different styles, brands and manufacturers of treadle sewing machines, and some are made in other countries. With that in mind, I could not include each of them specifically and cover the small differences they each may have, therefore this book is written in a “generic” style so that the information could be applied to any treadle machine.
As a sewing machine repair person for over twenty five years, I’ve seen almost every problem that can happen with your home sewing machine.
I’ve seen women so frustrated with their new found treadle sewing machine that they were ready to set it aside for looks only, just because they couldn’t figure out how to use or operate it. Normally the old treadles no longer have instruction books with them, therefore it’s up to the owner to try to figure things out. Even a basic thing like putting on a new belt is an impossible task when you don’t know where to begin and what steps to take to get it in the right position and secured properly.
If you stop and think about it, the treadle machine is the machine all sewing machines of today were modeled after. The electric motor was added to take the place of the foot power of the treadle machines. The shuttle was changed from the bullet style to the present style of a small round flat shuttle directly under the feed dog and needle bar, etc.
I’ve had many requests to try to locate an instruction manual for treadle sewing machines, to no avail. After years of request after request for information on treadle sewing machines, I was finally talked into writing a book of general instruction for the treadle machine. Keep in mind that there are many different styles, brands and manufacturers of treadle sewing machines, and some are made in other countries. With that in mind, I could not include each of them specifically and cover the small differences they each may have, therefore this book is written in a “generic” style so that the information could be applied to any treadle machine.
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Your sewing machine is a wonderfully useful machine when working properly, a frustrating, confusing monster when it's not. Oddly, a vast majority of machines sent to repair shops for repairs, could be repaired at home with little or no technical knowledge.The first thing to remember is not to panic! Don't let your frustration get in the way of your good sense. Depending on the type of problem you're having, the following suggestions may be of immediate help to you.
TENSION: As you change projects and start sewing on different weight materials, you should test stitch on a piece of scrap material of the same weight before beginning the actual project so you can adjust your upper tension to that particular fabric. As an example, if you're changing from a denim type fabric to a silky fabric, you would definitely want to make sure the tension is correct and the stitching looks right before you start to sew the garment.
To determine whether the upper tension is too tight or too loose for the fabric you're wanting to use, try the following test. Take a small scrap of the fabric, fold it, and stitch a line ON THE BIAS of the fabric, using different colors of thread in the bobbin and on top. Grasp the bias line of stitching between the thumb and the index finger. Space the hands about 3 inches apart and pull with an even, quick force until one thread breaks. If the broken thread is the color of the thread in the needle, it means that the upper tension is too tight. If the broken thread is the color of the bobbin thread, the upper tension is too loose. If both threads break together and take more force to break, it means that the tensions are balanced.
BOBBIN: The most probable cause of the lower thread breaking is an improperly wound bobbin. Regardless of where you wind the bobbin, inside the machine, on the top of the handwheel or on the front side near the hand wheel, the basic "bobbin" rules apply.
** Always start with an empty bobbin. Never wind one color over another color.
** Don't wind the bobbin so full that it would be tight and hard to insert into the bobbin case. Most machines have an automatic "shut off" when the bobbin gets full, but if yours does not, be careful not to fill it too full.
** Wind the bobbin evenly across and in level layers.
** Never mix different sizes of thread in the bobbin and on the spool, unless you're doing sewing machine embroidery or some specialty type of sewing. Using different weights of thread on the spool and in the bobbin for general sewing will cause ragged stitches as well as other stitching problems.
NEEDLE: Probably 25% of machine repair jobs I go out on, the only problem was that the needle was put in backwards. I know you're probably saying "I've been sewing most of my life and I know how to put the needle in the machine"; however many times a seamstress will get in a hurry and not give the needle a second thought when putting a new one in the machine. If your machine will not pick up the bottom thread or skips stitches badly, in most cases it's because the needle is in wrong.
Each sewing machine requires that the "flat" side of the needle be put in a specific way - facing the front, the back, etc., depending on your particular make and model. If you have a sewing machine that takes a needle that doesn't have a flat side, you'll notice that each needle has a groove in it where the thread lays as it penetrates the fabric. Depending on whether your machine shuttle system faces to the front or to the left, the groove of the needle will also face front or left.
MACHINE THREADING: An additional area to check for stitching problems is whether the sewing machine is threaded properly. Each machine has a certain sequence for threading, and it only takes one missed step in the sequence to cause your machine to skip stitches. If you're in doubt, take the top thread completely out and start all over again.
Many times it's the small things that cause frustration and loss of sewing time. Taking just a few minutes before starting a project to make sure everything is in order can save hours of "down" time, not to mention frayed nerves and the possibility of having to take the machine to the repair shop unnecessarily.
There never seems to be enough hours in the day to do all that we have to do. The last thing a sewer needs when she sits down at her sewing machine is to have everything go wrong! The needle breaks, thread jams in the bobbin area or keeps skipping stitches or a number of other frustrating problems that keep the project from being completed. These problems happen to the novice sewer as well as the seasoned pro, and while we would like to blame the sewing machine and perhaps "throw it out the window", there are measures the home sewer can take to correct most problems or even prevent them from happening in the first place.
The sewing machine needle is probably the number one cause of problems for sewers and crafters. This may sound silly, but the first thing to check when having stitching problems is whether the needle is in backwards. Oh, I know you're saying "I've been sewing most of my life and I know how to put the needle in the machine", but in about 25% of the sewing machine repair jobs I go out on, the only problem was that the needle was put in backwards. If your machine will not pick up the bottom thread or skips stitches badly, in most cases it's because your needle is in wrong.
Each sewing machine requires the "flat" side of the needle be put in a specific way - facing the front, the back, etc., depending on your particular make and model. Sewers in a hurry to get a project done may simply insert the needle and not pay attention to the position of the flat side, and immediately begin having problems. If by chance you have a sewing machine that takes a needle that doesn't have a flat side, you'll notice that each needle has a groove in it where the thread lays as it penetrates the fabric. Depending on whether your machine shuttle system faces to the front or to the left, the groove of the needle will also face front or left.
A needle that is dull, bent, or simply the wrong size or type can cause major sewing problems. Just because the needle "looks good" doesn't mean that it is good. A small "snag" on the tip of the needle can cause runs in the fabric, and even a slightly bent needle won't sew properly. A good rule of thumb would be to change the machine needle before each new project, and, because some fabrics and fabric finishes can increase wear on the needle, you may need to change the needle during the project if you notice stitching problems beginning to appear.
Always use the right size needle for the type of fabric you're sewing. I've seen sewers trying to sew denim with a fine lingerie type needle simply "because the needle was in the machine and still a good needle", and others trying to sew fine fabrics with needles that are much too large. A needle too fine for heavy fabric can bend or break when it hits the fabric, while too large a needle for the fabric can make puncture holes in the fabric and also cause the thread to pull unevenly while stitching. Do yourself a huge favor and check the machine needle before you begin any new project. The second thing to check is the thread itself. We have found that "cheap" thread is definitely not a bargain! The fibers of the "bargain" thread splits easily while you're sewing and can cause knotting of the thread, breakage of the thread and can also cause a build-up of lint in the bobbin area and along the thread line from the spool to the needle. If you hold a length of the bargain thread up to a light you can readily see the frayed edges and roughness of the thread. Stick to a good quality thread and you'll minimize the potential problems.
An additional area to check for stitching problems is whether the sewing machine is threaded properly. Each machine has a certain sequence for threading, and it only takes one missed step in the sequence to cause your machine to skip stitches. If you're in doubt, take the top thread completely out and start all over again.
Many times it's the small things that cause much frustration and loss of sewing time. Taking just a few minutes before starting a project to make sure everything is in order can save hours of "down" time, not to mention frayed nerves and the possibility of having to take the machine to a repair shop unnecessarily.
Reuben Doyle, a sewing machine repairman for over 25 years has written "Sewing Machine Repair for the Home Sewer" and "Serger Repair for the Home Sewer" for those who would like to end the frustration of interrupted sewing projects and unnecessary trips to the repair shop. Each book contains problem/solution scenarios, expert tips on maintaining your sewing machine or serger, and information that sewing machine repairs shops don't want you to know!
Old Style Treadle Sewing Machine with Spindle Bobbin - (How To). Here is an informative on a treadle sewing machine from Singer. Learn how to thread, load the bobbin and get going with these old-style classic sewing machines.
The Complete Sewing Machine Handbook by Karen Kunkel
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- How to purchase a new machine wisely
- Getting to know your machine
- The best ways of setting up a sewing area
- Selecting needles and thread
- Stitching fundamentals
- How-to secrets of the pros
- Troubleshooting Guide
- Loads of helpful hints and tips
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Stitch & Sew: Beautifully Embroider 31 Projects by Aneela Hooey
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Revive your love for hand stitching with 31 fresh embroidery designs! Showcase your needlework on 5 pretty, practical projects—a drawstring bag, clutch, flex case, change purse, and zipper pouch. Learn beginner to advanced embroidery one stitch at a time, testing your thread choices in an Embroidery Sampler Notebook on textured fabrics like chambray, yarn-dyed linen, and canvas. Each project is shown with 6 unique motifs and color stories to inspire your own artistry.
- Make stylish modern accessories with 31 embroidery designs from best-selling author Aneela Hoey
- Show off needlework on 5 projects you'll use every day, like a pretty drawstring bag, zipper pouch, and change purse
- Learn beginner to advanced embroidery one stitch at a time, testing your thread choices in a lively sampler notebook
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MC8257 Sewing Machine Embroiderer's Bible 128 Pages by Liz Keegan
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Get the most from your machine using Inbuilt & Freehand Stitches Here is all the help you will need to make your sewing machine's embroidery functions work for you. Includes details about the types & formats of available designs, and how to get them off the internet and on your machine, stabilizing fabric, types of needles & thread to use for best results. Also provides guidance for making use of the built-in embroidery stitches that modern sewing machines offer, but are forgotten about and underused. Comprehensive section covers editing, saving & organizing, & transferring & downloading designs from PC, & Internet to your sewing machine. 128 pgs paperback.
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Touch Of Nature Textured Applique Machine Embroidery Techniques And Designs By Laura Waterfield Boo
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This booklet with its CD of machine embroidery designs shows you that even the simplest of applique machine embroidery designs can be transformed into uniquely wonderful, rich fabric art.
The community of embroidery artists offer many machine embroidery designs on the theme of nature. Some such designs, with their detailed fill stitches and numerous thread changes, can create very realistic and unique images.
Touch of Nature takes a different approach, by lifting the details of the applique off the surface of the fabric to give the embroidery depth and texture.
The projects shown here accomplish this feat through the use of textured fabrics, pintucking, a novel concept of creating fabric collages, and much more. These projects also create textured appliques as PATCHES which you may audition onto your project before applying them to that favorite dress or pant suit.
The community of embroidery artists offer many machine embroidery designs on the theme of nature. Some such designs, with their detailed fill stitches and numerous thread changes, can create very realistic and unique images.
Touch of Nature takes a different approach, by lifting the details of the applique off the surface of the fabric to give the embroidery depth and texture.
The projects shown here accomplish this feat through the use of textured fabrics, pintucking, a novel concept of creating fabric collages, and much more. These projects also create textured appliques as PATCHES which you may audition onto your project before applying them to that favorite dress or pant suit.
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Weekend Sewing Book By Heather Ross 40 Projects for Adult and Children, Accessories, and Items for Your Home
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Designer and artist Heather Ross presents more than 40 projects for adult and children's clothing, accessories, and home items that can be made in a weekend or less, plus creative ideas for making the most of one's weekend sewing time and space.
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About Stitches and Pins:With more than 50 years combined sewing experience between them, JoAnn and Corrie have seen a real need for a basic sewing primer, geared toward 8-16 year olds. As 4-H istructors and teachers, they have worked extensively with young and old, novice sewers, and assembled the 14 sewing lessons in Stitches and Pins based on a curriculum that has been honed and finessed through their years of teaching.
Because the sewing projects begin with the very basics, and then advance gradually to increasing complexity and skill, Stitches and Pins can be used with confidence by a non-sewing parent, and an older child could go through it independently. All necessary sewing patterns, girls sizes 8-16, are bound into the book and each of the 14 projects is a fun, practical item that any girl would be proud to use, wear, or give. 18" doll clothes patterns that match the projects in this book are also available.
Stitches and Pins is spiral bound and printed on coated, gloss paper. The sewing patterns are printed on one side only, and the sewing book is written in a way you will understand, with lots of illustrations to make using it successful.
Common Threads LCP62023 A Book by Margaret Jankowski on SewingMachineProject.org Donations Worldwide
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COMMON THREADS is the unique story of a unique idea—that sewing machines, passed from one to another, can provide hope and meaning to both those who receive them and those who give. Margaret John Jankowski founded The Sewing Machine Project, a grassroots nonprofit based on this concept. COMMON THREADS shares the extraordinary journey from idea to action, with stories that inspire, challenges that are real, outcomes that are profound, and evidence that small ideas can indeed mend communities.
"Listen to the sound of inspiration inside yourself. I’m talking about that voice that guides you to put your goodness into the world. Listen to that voice and then follow, for just a few steps. Follow and see what happens."—Margaret Jankowski, Common Threads
"Listen to the sound of inspiration inside yourself. I’m talking about that voice that guides you to put your goodness into the world. Listen to that voice and then follow, for just a few steps. Follow and see what happens."—Margaret Jankowski, Common Threads
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White 90 minute Learn to Sew VHS Video is for Sewing Applications and Machine Operation
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- Covers buttons, repairing ripped seams, mending
- Garment sewing
- Stitch types like zig zag, hems
- Zippers
- 90 Minute video
- Uses the White 1999 Jeans Machine for demonstrating feet, sewing applications and machine operation
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