Ready made storage boxes can be quite boring & might not match the decor in your home. We were super excited to team up with Makower to bring you the pattern for these beautiful boxes!
The countdown to Halloween is on… only 8 weeks left! But that’s plenty of time to plan your Halloween Sewing. Read on for some Halloween sewing project ideas & inspiration
To save you some time searching the web for Halloween sewing project ideas?we’ve got you covered.
Here’s a round-up of some of the best Halloween project ideas to get you started!
We think we have the BESTHalloween fabricselection around to complete all of your spooky Halloween sewing projects… Check out our Halloween fabric choiceshere
Looking for inspiration on what to sew this halloween? Our roundup of some free halloween sewing tutorials is just what you need!
We’ve got easy and fun halloween crafts, halloween decor with step-by-step instructions using some gorgeous halloween themed fabrics.
So grab a pen and paper and jot down these ideas!
Halloween Bunting
Easy Halloween craft decorations are one of our favourite things to do!
OurFREE halloween buntingtutorial is super easy and is a great way to get in the Halloween spirit.
You can hang it indoors or outdoors!
Fancy some different shapes bunting flags? Then download Dashwood Studio’s free project Trick or Treat Projecthere
How about theultimatespeedy sew by using a Halloween bunting panel? Riley Blake’sMad Masquerade Bunting Panel is the perfect way to spook up your Halloween festivities in a jiffy
Halloween Cushions & pillows
Another great and easy Halloween house decoration are cushions and pillows!
Pop them on the couch or bed for that extra festive kick.
Check out the FREE projects below!
Mystery Manor Free Halloween Projects
Mystery Manorfrom Andover Fabrics comes with 3 free projects! A quilt, cushion & table runner. Check out thefabricshere and free patternhere
Memory Pillow using Amor Eterno
Honouring the Mexican traditions of Day of the Dead where those that have passed are remembered, thismemory pillowwould make a lovely keepsake using Riley Blake’sAmor Eterno.
Ever heard the term “wide backs” and wondered what it means? No – it’s not a dressmaking alteration for the broad shouldered!
Some of you beginner seam-stars out there have come across some fabrics on our website which are a huuuuge 106” wide and might think, why on earth would you need a piece of fabric that wide?! Well you’re in luck! In this blog, we’ll be going through why we need extra wide fabrics and inspire you with what they can be used for.
Whether you’re new to quilting or a dab hand in that area, choosing which wadding you’ll need for your quilt can be a tricky business.
Not only are there loads to choose from, but there are so many words and phrases associated with wadding that just go straight over your head, am I correct?
Well we’re here to help answer all the questions you’ve never had answered, teach you the basic lingo and hopefully put your mind at ease for the next time you need to purchase wadding or attach wadding to your quilt project.
Wadding, or ‘batting’ as it is known in the US, is the layer of material in between your quilt top and backing fabric, and the type of wadding you choose will determine the way your sewed quilt will look and feel.
The first thing you need to consider is how thick you want your finished quilt to look. This is where the ‘high loft’ and ‘low loft’ come into play.