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Category Archives: basics series

Embroidery for Beginners

01/10/201230/04/2015

The last (but definitely not the least!) post in my Basics Series is this guide to Embroidery, by the lovely Rachael of Imagine Gnats. I’ve only just started to attempt a few embroidery projects, and I’ve been quite excited by how easy it is! It is something that I want to do more of, and… Read More

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Quilting for Beginners

29/09/201228/08/2015

One of the reasons many people start sewing is because they would like to make a quilt. I am quite keen to make one now too, but I’m not overly sure about the process. Luckily my lovely friend Jenny from Mend and Make New is guest posting today for my Back to Sewing Basics series,… Read More

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A Guide to Buying Vintage Fabric, Patterns & Notions

26/09/201230/04/2015

Today is all about vintage! I love the occasional rummage through the treasures at the op shop, but I’m finding it pretty hard with two busy toddlers. Cass from Cass Can Sew is a vintage superstar – she finds awesome fabric, patterns and notions and then she makes the most adorable outfits with them! Have… Read More

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Different Types of Seams

25/09/201230/04/2015

 Today I am welcoming Pam, who writes the fabulous blog Threading My Way to share all her knowledge about different types of seams. Pam has been sewing for a long time and she has amazing skills. There is not much this lady cannot sew. Her blog is one of my all time favourites and you… Read More

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What is Interfacing? And how should I use it?

23/09/201230/04/2015

There are some projects where it’s more than just fabric you need. Interfacing is a common material used in sewing projects, and there are several different types. I must admit, my knowledge on interfacing is pretty limited, so I’m thrilled to have my friend Rachael from imagine gnats here to tell you all about it!… Read More

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Ironing, Pressing & my new Kambrook Iron

22/09/201230/04/2015

It may not be something you think of when considering major sewing tools, but your iron is a really important one that you use for almost every sewing project.. Every sewing project requires ironing or pressing at some point. It is important for the finished look of the project, and assists in achieving accuracy and… Read More

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The Ultimate Fabric Guide

19/09/201230/04/2015

Today I’m really excited to welcome Danny from Mommy for Reals to share all her knowledge about fabric. There is so much to know and she has put together this brilliant guide which will answer every question you ever had about fabric! Make sure you head over to her blog and give her a visit,… Read More

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Sewing Machine Cleaning & Maintenance

18/09/201230/04/2015

Like any piece of machinery, your sewing machine needs to be maintained and cared for in order for it operate properly. There are a few easy things that you can do to make sure it stays happy and healthy between major services. Your sewing machine should have come with a few tools to assist in… Read More

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Buttons & Button Holes

16/09/201230/04/2015

I love buttons. Adore them. It’s my secret addiction. And my sister in law feeds that addiction – she volunteers at her local thrift store, and any clothes that are not sale-able get cut up for rags and the buttons are kept and sold in jars. She sifts through the collection and saves the best… Read More

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Zippers for Beginners

13/09/201230/04/2015

One of the hurdles for many beginner sewers is that first time you sew a zip. You need to use the zip foot, it can occasionally be fiddly, and just generally be quite intimidating! Hopefully this post, combined with my tutorial for a Super Simple Zip Pouch will give you the confidence to give it… Read More

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