Learn how to stitch a lined zippered pouch in your embroidery machine! This bag has no exposed seams and is completely finished other than turning right side out when the embroidery is completed. Use coupon code zipbag23 on checkout to get $10 off on this collection! Related Articles: How to Customize A Basic In-the-Hoop Project […]
In this video, we’ll take a previously edited design and continue modifying it by adding color changes and tie off stitches and then resequencing it for optimized sewing. This video is part of a 4 part series to learn how to edit designs to create a faux pieced quilt block with an embroidery design and […]
Learn how to attach machine embroidered quilt blocks using a piece-as-you-go technique to make a table runner. This method requires no additional sashing strips and is fast and easy! This video is part of a 4 part series to learn how to edit designs to create a faux pieced quilt block with an embroidery design […]
See how easy it is to use some simple designs and customize them in unique ways using Embrilliance Essentials. Actually, these same techniques could be applied in just about any embroidery design customizing software, Combine elements, remove others, add a custom monogram, or personalize with text on an arc above and below a center circular […]
Remember those delicate fragile family heirloom Christmas ornaments that you were never allowed to touch as a kid? Now you can get that same shiny look with your embroidery machine and a small bit of Mylar. And they can’t shatter on the floor! Introducing “All That Glitters” for the Designer in You! All That Glitters […]
May is the eleventh month in our Birth Month Flowers of the Year series and therefore the next to last block in this block of the month quilt.
I love repurposing machine embroidery designs into something new and different and that’s easy to do with embroidery software like Embrilliance. Edit an applique design to make a 3D corsage by extracting elements with Embrilliance Essentials or Enthusiast. This video is an adjunct to the December 2014 Echidna PIE project. Related Products
Before I got into embroidery, I was a multimedia developer using such programs as Flash, Director, and Authorware.
What can I say? I just love appliqué! I love adding the texture and pattern of fabrics to designs.
Owls are hot! And have been for a few years now. This owl-themed purse or mini-reader bag is full of features and is perfect for toting your iPad mini and smaller Nook, Kindle or other reader. Last year after releasing my In-the-Hoop Sewing organizer, I received a number of requests for an in-the-hoop iPad sleeve or […]
I love appliqué! And what I love best is how you can change the look of the design by changing the fabric.
Angels are in and have been for quite a while. The last two years I’ve designed and digitized large, complex angels, starting with the Heirloom Lace Angel in 2011 and the Poinsettia Lace Angel in 2010.