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And? Have you been practicing your free motion quilting? There’s no way to say this politely, but you need to practice. Every day! This week, I’m using the amazing Husqvarna Vik… Read More

Yesterday I showed you how to work with Sulky Paper Solvy and how it really helps when doing English Paper piecing. Instead of removing the paper, the Paper Solvt melts in water, and disapp… Read More

Yesterday I pieced eight lovely leaf blocks using Banyan Batiks Alilah and today I’ll work on the blocks that create the beautiful background and then quilt with a simple all over gri… Read More

This post is an acknowledgement and an apology, as I have realised earlier this week, I posted a harmful review.Yesterday, there was a thread on Twitter about how awful reviews of books feat… Read More

Like many quilters, I got turned-on to making tote bags a while back and just can’t stop. These useful, environmentally friendly totes come in handy, especially since I always seem to… Read More

Yesterday, I showed you how to piece and quilt the maple leaf table runner. Today, I’m adding a moose head… well really just the top of his head and his majestic antlers create… Read More

CGMagazineLiam Ferguson Xbox Germany posted a video on their Facebook page announcing Final Fantasy VII Remake for Xbox One on March 3rd, 2020. The video, which has since been taken d… Read More

The CEO of Project Tron, Justin Sun recently won an opportunity to have lunch with Warren Buffet, who is one of the richest people in the world. The opportunity of having lunch with Warren… Read More

My Personal Response to Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha NganThis post contains affiliate links.I received an eProof of this book from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest… Read More

It’s a great summer so far and I can’t imagine the weather turning cooler. Yesterday I shared a fall runner… thinking ahead. For this week’s last post, I’ll f… Read More

So far this week I shared ideal quilting project that highlight the glorious summer season. Yesterday, I shared the Dresden Delight quilted cushion cover by Linda Turner Griepentrog is… Read More

Quilting for baby is one of the most common reasons we pick up quilting as a hobby, and yesterday’s quilting project, Tummy Time Mat is certainly one of those baby essentials that are… Read More

Yesterday I posted the instructions for the Coral and Blue wallhanging, a very cool design by Linda Turner Griepentrog, a regular contributor at Coats & Clark. This project highlights t… Read More

Welcome to a super fun week of quilt project using Coats & Clark Dual Duty XP® All-purpose Thread. Are you ready? Coats Dual Duty XP All Purpose Thread is 100% polyester thread… Read More

Welcome, back, everyone – looks like this is getting to be a habit, LOL. I’m just having so much fun playing with the toys tucked into the Brother Luminaire Innov-is XP1, and I… Read More

Hi, again, folks…Welcome back! When I left off yesterday after meandering through some of the Brother Luminaire embroidery editing tools, I was dithering whether my finished design n… Read More

I’m ba-ack! And…obviously, so are you! I’m so glad you’re here to share in the discoveries as we step beyond yesterday’s initial run-through of the Brother In… Read More

Thanks for joining me again today as I continue to explore the Brother Luminaire Innov-is XP1 embroidery features. I’m so glad you’re back because now is when the fun stuff… Read More

When asked to write about embroidery on the Brother Luminaire Innov-is XP1 (aka the Luminaire), my first thought was, “Um…wanna narrow that topic down a bit?” Fortun… Read More

What do you think of the bobbin work from yesterday’s post? It’s a super way to embellish your projects and I can’t wait to do some more. Today, I’m lookin… Read More

Welcome back! Now that your space is tidied up and you’ve way more time to sew, did you make some square in a square quilt blocks from yesterday’s post? Today, I’m using t… Read More

I’m super excited to be working with Banyan Batiks Mod Graphics this month and I have created a fresh new modern quilt design for you! Batiks are sometimes dismissed by the modern qui… Read More

Yesterday I made some lovely mid mod shoofly blocks featuring Banyan Batiks Mod Graphics and today I will piece the quilt top and add the quilting. With all blocks pieced, it’s time t… Read More

On Promoting Your Problematic FavesToday, I really want to talk about problematic faves, because I've seen some things recently that have kind of wound me up.It's to do with high profile/qui… Read More

This has been such a fun week for me! I enjoy learning something new and trying free motion quilting with the PFAFF quilt expression 720 has been a rewarding experience. In yesterday’… Read More

It’s time to lower the feed dogs! This week I’ve been building my confidence using the free motion quilting features on PFAFF quilt expression 720. In yesterday’s post, I… Read More

Sometimes you need someone to hold your hand when trying something new. The PFAFF quilt expression 720 is definitely user-friendly when it comes to starting the free motion quilting journey… Read More

I’m finally doing it! I have wanted to make myself a banner for my sewing space – forever. In yesterday’s post, I talked about the free motion quilting features on PFAFF q… Read More

Riding through parks, cities and beyond, races, and freeride are common ways for cyclists with their beloved two-wheeled stallions. However, this was not enough for the most ardent fans and… Read More

Back in the early 1960’s, rock band logos were never quite as important as they are today in this age of branding.  Over the years, official logos became an essential item that… Read More

Welcome back to day two of 5 days to a fabulous picnic set. In yesterday’s post, I had a wonderful time making a reversible weighted tablecloth. Today I’ll continue to fill my p… Read More

There’s nothing quite like a picnic to bring family and friends together. No matter the weather, food always seems to tastes better and the conversation is easy. With a basket full of… Read More

Here we are at our final day of 5 Days to a fabulous picnic set. Our baskets are full to the brim with a beautiful reversible tablecloth, double-sided cloth napkins, reversible fabric bowl… Read More

Yesterday I had so much fun making a set of charming reversible fabric bowl covers to go with my new picnic set. Using UNIQUE and Heirloom notions, SCHMETZ needles and Güterm… Read More

It’s day three of five days to a fabulous picnic set. In yesterday’s post, I had a wonderful time making a set of double sided fabric napkins. Today I’ll be making reversi… Read More

Oh – I’m so glad you’re back! The Brother Luminaire Innov-is XP1 feature I covered yesterday, scanning the “Snowman” sticker was so easy – you gotta… Read More

Controversies are a part and parcel of the cryptocurrency world. They keep haunting the cryptocurrency world every now and then. The latest controversy revolves around Theymos, the administ… Read More

In previous QUILTsocial blog posts, I’ve shown you how to make some projects using curved strip piecing with fabrics from the Banyan Batiks Island Vibes collection. This wee… Read More

In Search of the Rare Rugs of the World So what really makes rare rugs rare? According to nearly every rug salesperson, online and offline, every carpet is a “rare” find. Indeed… Read More

Welcome to another exciting week on QUILTsocial. While I’m always excited about the fun projects I can make, I’m even more excited about the amazing sewing machines I get to sha… Read More

In yesterday’s post I showed you the features of the Husqvarna Viking HUSKYLOCK s25 serger, isn’t it totally amazing? I haven’t used a serger a whole lot, but I think… Read More

In yesterday’s post, understanding the basics of a serger, it’s a breeze to make things. The serging techniques finish the edges of your projects which is very helpful with fabr… Read More

Islamic Art And Islamic Carpets in History Throughout history, certain events left their mark on the development of the carpet industry and design. The spread of Islam and the advent of Isla… Read More

It was super exciting to make a complete quilt top with the serger in yesterday’s post. I can’t wait to make another one. For those of us with a lot of jelly rolls (or strips yo… Read More

Hey, everyone – welcome back! I hope you’re ready to put on your explorer hat and venture off into the unknown with me. I really mean that, too! When I was here in July, I intro… Read More

Triclinium Rugs: Creating A Formal Space Triclinium rugs refers to a rug that has the appearance of four rugs placed together. While it is believed that historically these rugs were sold ind… Read More

Beautiful Cotton Sarees All Over The World  One of the oldest & comfortable clothes on the planet which has been especially referenced for centuries is Sarees. The saree… Read More

AMD just launched the first wave of 3rd Gen Threadripper chips today to tackle Intel’s Cascade Lake parts. Although traditionally Intel’s HEDT lineup has been rather dismal, the… Read More

Bitcoin is currently experiencing a lot of bearish pressure and most of the exchanges are showing that Bitcoin currency is struggling near the value of $8k to $9k. The parent company of FTX… Read More

Carpet Dealers are Your Door to The Persian Carpet World Middle Eastern literature is replete with stories of magic carpets that fly into fantasy and take their passengers to exotic worlds… Read More

The unstitched fashion linen collections are an essential part of every male and females winter wardrobe. The fabric is warm, comfortable and retains the warmth of the body making it id… Read More

An Intro To The World Of Rugs When it comes to the world of rugs, there is no denying the riveting beauty of hand knotted area rugs. Their vibrant colors and intricate designs add to interio… Read More

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This is my second homage to the detective story. I’ve always loved mystery stories by Agatha Christie, Ngaio Marsh, and Dorothy L Sayers. I watched many DVDs of detective series from t… Read More

Antique Byzantine Art Textiles and Weaving Symbolized the Wealth of the Empire The Byzantine Empire, or Byzantium, consisted of the remnants of the Roman Empire after the fall in the 5th Cen… Read More

DIY might trigger you to experience something new and save your money, but you can fall prey to simple plumbing mistakes that may cost you both time and money.Though, you would have to be we… Read More

Understanding and Incorporating French Provincial Decor Sophistication and simplicity come together in French Provincial decor, sometimes in ways that are unexpected. This style arose from a… Read More

The Story of Arraiolos Rugs From Portugal Arraiolos rugs represent the epitome of the Portuguese textile industry, but their origin dates back to a place far from their namesake. To understa… Read More

After a long day of work, the first thing you’re going to want to do is relax and de-stress. One of the best ways to do so is by treating yourself to a day at the spa. However, this is… Read More

Despite the awesomeness and diversity that the furry fandom offers the world, there is a very narrow subset of furry content creation that has attained popular appeal within our community… Read More