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Comparing 100wt vs 40wt vs 12wt for Quilting

Did you know you can really change the look of your quilting simply by your choice of thread? We’ll compare the weight of three different thicknesses of thread when used […]

Exploring Polyester Thread: Varieties, Differences, & Where to Use Them

Have you ever noticed all the varieties of polyester thread on the market? While it all might be made from the same base material, polyester comes in all kinds of […]

Getting Started With Foundation Paper Piecing

Are you looking to get started with foundation paper piecing? We’ll show you how it’s done in this tutorial. Foundation paper piecing is simple, easy to understand, and the best […]

How to Sew Heavy Specialty Fabrics (Leather, Vinyl, Cork)

If you’re working on a project that requires a heavy material such as pleather, vinyl, or cork, don’t fret. While these materials might seem a little intimidating if you don’t […]

Introducing Konfetti 50wt Double Gassed Long Staple Egyptian Cotton Thread

There’s nothing like a fundamental medium weight cotton thread, your go-to choice for just about everything. But there are a lot of intricacies you may not think about when reaching […]

Successfully Sew with Fine 80-100wt Threads

Have you ever heard about 80 and 100wt thread? These ultra-fine threads are totally game changers when it comes to piecing, appliqué, quilting, and even as a bobbin thread. However, […]

How to Sew with Stretch Fabric

Stretch fabrics are the most commonly used for sewing garments as they are comfortable and move with your body. However, because of their stretch, they can be troublesome if you’re inexperienced sewing with them. We’ll cover our favourite tips and tools on making sewing with stretch fabrics a breeze.

Introducing DecoBob 80wt Cottonized Poly Thread

This thread line has been around for some time and it’s been making waves in the sewing community. Designers Violet Craft, Sue Daley, and Laundry Basket Quilts have even made […]

Visible Mending on Denim with a Sashiko Stitch

Have your jeans sprouted a new hole? While distressed denim might be in, you can still salvage a beautiful aesthetic using visible mending. This is a gorgeous way to repair a hole in a piece of clothing and refresh your wardrobe, turning ugly holes into something beautiful and intentional.

No Sew Wool Succulent Fridge Magnets

These adorable fridge magnets are a delightful way to spruce up your fridge, and they only take about 20 minutes to make with minimal materials. We used Sue Spargo Merino […]