I don't do tutorials, but I do collect great tutorials done by others to review and to share. Here are a few.
1. This ribbon technique looks like little tulips all in a row.
How to Make Ribbon Trim
http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/22717/how-to-make-ribbon-trim/page/all
2. Link to Colette Patterns for Making Bias Tape and Piping
Bias Tape/Piping
3. Link to Three Hours Past the Edge of the Earth, altering a pants block to suit the Colette Clover pants alteration
4. Crochet Coat Hanger Covers, Molly Makes: from Mollie Makes
5. How to make a lining for an unlined blazer pattern Grainline Studio
6. No waste flying geese fly over here
7. Run out of bobbin thread when quilting? Kathleen Loomis shows you how to make an invisible change here.
8. Sherry from Pattern, Scissors, Cloth demonstrates a split seam hem vent here.
9. Louise Cutting, FBA http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/26432/industry-insider-techniques-vol-4
10. Louise Cutting, FBA, knits http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/26432/industry-insider-techniques-vol-4
11. Leah, from Sew Spoiled presents an amazing tutorial for making an A-line, lined skirt. You will love it, quick and easy with a perfect finish here
12. Granny Squares a lovely compilation with clear and bright photo's from The Purl Bee.
13. Bias Tape, making and application from Sew Mama Sew.
14. Another bias tute using a fat quarter from Stop Staring and Start Sewing.
15. Felted Fabric Flowers from Nancy Zieman's blog. Flowers and Accessories.
16. post about the "Bishop Method of Embellishment with bias tubes."via 3 Hours Past
17. Cutting Bias Binding, two methods of application, hand and machine.
18. Need a great crochet-hook or knitting needle keeper? this one from Portia is perfect. this example is in Suede, The Keeper.
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from: Cotton & Curls
20. Quilt-the Disappearing 4 patch here
21. Sewing with knits
1. This ribbon technique looks like little tulips all in a row.
How to Make Ribbon Trim
http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/22717/how-to-make-ribbon-trim/page/all
2. Link to Colette Patterns for Making Bias Tape and Piping
Bias Tape/Piping
3. Link to Three Hours Past the Edge of the Earth, altering a pants block to suit the Colette Clover pants alteration
4. Crochet Coat Hanger Covers, Molly Makes: from Mollie Makes
5. How to make a lining for an unlined blazer pattern Grainline Studio
6. No waste flying geese fly over here
7. Run out of bobbin thread when quilting? Kathleen Loomis shows you how to make an invisible change here.
8. Sherry from Pattern, Scissors, Cloth demonstrates a split seam hem vent here.
9. Louise Cutting, FBA http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/26432/industry-insider-techniques-vol-4
10. Louise Cutting, FBA, knits http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/26432/industry-insider-techniques-vol-4
11. Leah, from Sew Spoiled presents an amazing tutorial for making an A-line, lined skirt. You will love it, quick and easy with a perfect finish here
12. Granny Squares a lovely compilation with clear and bright photo's from The Purl Bee.
13. Bias Tape, making and application from Sew Mama Sew.
14. Another bias tute using a fat quarter from Stop Staring and Start Sewing.
15. Felted Fabric Flowers from Nancy Zieman's blog. Flowers and Accessories.
16. post about the "Bishop Method of Embellishment with bias tubes."via 3 Hours Past
17. Cutting Bias Binding, two methods of application, hand and machine.
18. Need a great crochet-hook or knitting needle keeper? this one from Portia is perfect. this example is in Suede, The Keeper.
19.
4 - Fur snood
1. Cut 2 pieces of fabric, the fur piece will be about 33" long x 12"
wide. The second piece of fabric is the liner, cut it to be 33" long and
2" shorter so the fur will roll over into the inside a little. Pin and
sew right sides together the edges together (the fur side and the
outside of the lining).
2. Turn the tube right side out, so the fur is on the outside.
3&4. Pin the two openings together, starting about 1/4 down the fur,
through to the linning and back through till 1/4 down the fur opening.
Kind of like this tutorial. Sew. So then you are left with a little
opening.
5. Sew the little opening closed. boy fold the opening's edges a little
and pin them on top of each other. You won't even see the thread because
of the fur, so you can just top stitch it.
6. Comb out/pull the fur that was sewn into the edges.
20. Quilt-the Disappearing 4 patch here
21. Sewing with knits
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