Would you consider yourself a lover of luxurious things? Personally, I've never cared about designer labels or items marketed as "luxury," but high quality sewing supplies? Uh oh. I'm in trouble. I love everything about sewing and because I want my finished projects to not only last but look amazing, I've started allowing myself small sewing luxuries, like this premium Italian-made 100% cotton thread by Aurifil.
Friends, I am stoked to write this post for two big reasons — one is that I have been using Omnigrid quilting tools for well over 20 years and they are my absolute favorite. Secondly, this is my first photoshoot in my brand new studio space!
Fellow quilters, and fellow humans, it’s time we talk about something no one really wants to talk about — how we all make mistakes. It’s true. I make ‘em. You make ‘em. I heard a rumor that sometimes, even Chuck Norris makes ‘em.
Today's post is an exciting announcement! For over a year Aurifil Thread and I have been working behind the scenes to create a brand new 8wt thread. We went back and forth many times with their mill in Italy to get all of the elements just right and I am proud to say that this 8wt Suzy Quilts thread is amazing!
Pressing isn't the most glamorous aspect of quilting, but it's incredibly important. Getting flat seams not only leads to better accuracy, but a more successful and enjoyable sewing experience! With so many different brands and notions out there, where should you start?
By popular request I'm here today with a 5 minute guide to sewing needles! Did you know that there are approximately 50 million different types of sewing needles?
Ok, ok. Maybe there aren't that many. But if you've ever gone to the store to buy new needles and seen a big wall with rows and rows of different kinds, you know it can be intimidating to know which ones to buy for your project.
In the latest post of our 5 minute guide series, you'll learn everything you need to know about quilt marking tools! With so many options, where should you start? What works and what doesn't? How do you use all these notions lining the walls of your local craft store?
