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How to Make No Sew Wefts – DoctoredLocks.com
Big 36″ Lone Star Quilt “Super Size”
Welcome to SewVeryEasy, my name is Laura. And let’s make one Lone Star block, but let’s make it a really big block at 36″. Using templates is going to speed this up and we don’t have to worry about any math or any measurements—we’re just going to use the templates Today the fabric is from…
Row by Row 2015 from Quilting Confections
Welcome to SewVeryEasy, my name is Laura. The Row by Row Shop Hop Experience is a lot of fun to participate in, and for 2015 Quilting Confections has shared their pattern. What is really great about it: It’s fish. My husband is a big fisherman and he’s with a company called Thundermist Lures, and he…
Quilting a Pinwheel How to – Quilting Quicky | Whitney Sews
Hi everyone! Welcome to Quilting Quicky with Whitney Sews. I post a new tutorial every Wednesday to help sewers of all skill levels learn new projects and techniques. This episode is all about how to quilt pinwheels using one continuous stitching line. I don’t free motion quilt, so my favorite way to quilt pinwheels is…
Clay Looms Improved
Learn How to Make I-Tipped Extension Hair – DoctoredLocks.com
Tool Adapter from Euroneck spindle mount to Dremel thread.
Welcome back. In this video I’m going to make an adapter for my Dremel, allowing me to attach it to any machine with a Euro neck spindle mount. To do this, I will use a thread from this tile cutting accessory which I’ve never used, because there’s no point in buying a machine tap for…
Thread Keepers Old and New
Welcome to Tuesday’s Tips from SewVeryEasy, my name is Laura. Spools of thread have definitely changed over the years, and the way they hold the thread on the spools has also changed. The old wooden spools had a little notch cut out in each of the little spools so that the thread would fit into…
Creating a Couch Slipcover : Cutting the Couch Slipcover Armrest Fabric
O.k., now we’re going to fit it on in here on the inside corner of the arm and you want to pull the fabric nice and snug down; and you might want to secure the fabric on the arm with a pin up on top so it doesn’t shift around while your cutting. And just…