Today I have a sort of challenge for you, I want to you to come with me on a little quilting adventure. If you have seen any of my tutorials you already know that I prefer to improvise my quilts, so I thought I’d walk you through the process of improvisational quilting.

Adding a zipper to a sewing project can be intimidating. I was planning to do a post on how to sew an invisible zipper with the invisible zipper foot but, as I was researching and gathering information for this post - and I like to be thorough - my introduction kept on growing and soon became a whole article.

Whether you are new to quilting and using a rotary cutter, or an experienced hand, this post will show you the basics and then some tips learned over the years to make things a bit faster still.

I’m starting off with an easy project but all young mommy’s need it. They need a lot of them actually. A bib. It’s not just your ordinary bib, it’s a stylish, cute little triangular bib.

Have you finally taken up sewing? Irresistible to be able to make your own unique stuff, isn’t it?Well, here are some beginner sewing projects for you as well as some very cool DIY sewing tutorials! Now finish that project in no time with these step by step guidelines.

There are many different patterns you can use to create a quilt block-some being more intricate than others. If you’re new to quilting, the more intricate blocks can be intimidating. So why not start with some basics? This Stepping Stone block is perfect for trying some basic piecing skills.