Tag Archives: Projects
Dec
It’s not too late to stitch up some quick ornaments for your tree or as table decorations! Learn how to customize an embroidery design into an in-the-hoop project.
Oct
Are you looking for a small seasonal or monthly project for home decor? How about this quilted and pieced in-the-hoop calendar block? Or, use it as a pillow cover.
Feb
All that negativity swirling around in the world getting you down? You can do something about it and it’s not hard, time consuming, or expensive! Chances are you have everything you need except the design.
Dec
I saw this idea in one of the Facebook groups I’m in and adapted it to my own designs. It’s so easy and quick! It’s just perfect for a last minute gift or dinner table centerpiece. These candles are half of a set of 6 battery operated wax candles. They look, feel, and smell like […]
Nov
Every knows that eating eating shellfish can be messy and you need a lot of napkins. What not go for one big one that can double as a bib?
Nov
Simulating the look of hand embroidered crazy quilting is fast and easy with an embroidery machine! All the blocks in this set are stitched similar to paper piecing in the hoop using a stitch and flip method.
Nov
Show off your embroidery with this quick and easy project!
Oct
Last July, I digitized a set of continuous line baby animals and then used the same artwork to recreate the animals in appliqué and now I’ve finally finished stitching those appliqué versions!
Embossed monograms on towels are an easy and fun technique. They’re also impressive looking and elegant and can work with most any decor.
Jun
Looking for something eye-catching yet easy? These Sweetheart Tea Light Angels are just the thing!
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WHIP UP A FASHIONABLE TOTE IN JUST A FEW HOURS
Jun
Sometimes you just need a tote bag with a little more pizzaz than you can get by embellishing a premade one. Fortunately tote bags are easy to make with only basic sewing skillis and relatively fast with the added benefit that a flat piece of fabric is way easier to embroider than a tubular, ready made bag, especially when stitching on a domestic, flat bed machine.