All the seams are simple straight lines ... as pictured above. Make sure not to sew your bag closed! I chose to use yarn instead of cord since I had it on hand. Ribbon could also be used in ...

When you sew, why do you backstitch when you begin and end a seam? Most of you backstitch because someone on your sewing learning path said you should do that to keep your seams from coming apart.

Learn how to make comfy fleece accessories using easy sewing techniques and simple pattern shapes. Accessories are made from various types of fleece and use a variety of seam finishes. Fleece has ...

Remove the pants and lay them flat on the floor, pinning them so the seam lies flat. Finish marking so you have something to follow as you sew. Make sure the crotch seams are lined up and pinned ...

Once the top half is sewn, sew the bottom half. Note: To avoid puckering at the waistline with the pointed tip, gradually angle your seam into the seam allowance as you reach the point.

The steps are streamlined and sewing curved seams is a thing of the past. Simplify curved piecing using the appli-curve technique. Nancy and guest Elaine Waldschmitt create curved quilt blocks ...