Did you miss May’s LIVE event? Catch the full recap here with the wonderfully talented Nicki LaFoille. Nicki answers your quilting questions live in this fun, interactive, and informative Q&A.
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What's the best way to store your fabric in plastic tubs preventing sun fading and permanent creasing ?
Hi, what would be the best hemstitch to use for silk chiffon - not a rolled hem, a flat hem. Thanks!
The dresses are called, pillowcase dresses. Made with bias tape around the neck and arms. Great project. We did 75 of them in our group.
Since sew on Velcro is kind of abrasive, does it require a heavy duty or special needle? And does that ruin it for other sewing?
I've been trying to cut 6 inch squares out of t-shirts and old sweaters but I find that my cutting square moves a lot so I have to push down really hard on it to keep it in place. Doing this makes my writs sore and tired. Is there an easier way to keep my cutting square to stay in place while I cut using a rotary cutter?
I’m currently making a reversible skirt and wonder if you have any advice on handling the elastic waistband.
Hi, Thank you so much for airing my eyelet stitching question. I will definitely investigate a wing needle. Thank you again!
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First time watching. Looking forward to learning finer techniques.