These placemats are a unique shape that is not only fun and different, but also perfect for highlighting the half square triangle patchwork as well as the clean corners of the octagonal perimeter binding. Available in our Etsy Shop ...

What’s the difference between pressing and ironing? What are the best practices of each? Why is it so important to “press as you go"? When do you need a pressing cloth? So many questions, and we have some answers ...

Finishing at 6", is it a tiny trivet or a colossal coaster? It all depends on what you have in your hand and need to set down. Use one as a mini trivet for a small serving dish or as a jumbo coaster for a big coffee or soup mug ...

Is there a guy in your life who should be crowned King of the Kitchen? We love Dad Chefs, and this apron is specially designed to suit their style. The body is made from tough canvas and features a full coverage outline ...

Mastering the proper mixology of color and motif is something designers spend years perfecting. But there are basics everyone can use to create a fabulous look. We’ve collected our Top 10 Designer Tips to get you started ...

From selecting the fabric to plopping the pillow into place, this pretty project is a perfect way to create Décor in a Day. We used our favorite tapering technique to help prevent crumpled corners ...

A handy, keep-clean trick for outdoor dining. Lay out these laminated mats: one as a surface for your meal, another to sit on. When done, simply wipe clean with a sanitizing spray, re-roll, and drop back in your bag ...

A fan-favorite apron with all the best details: sweet florals and pretty rick rack + form-flattering waist pleats and a quilted accent along the top of the bodice. Even the tilted pockets have box pleat details ...

The right time to pop on a cozy to keep things toasty is while your tea is steeping. It will also help keep the tea warm between cups. We offer free pattern downloads for the cozy itself as well as the cute teapot appliqué ...

Gathers can be tight and frilly or loose and billowy. No matter how you use them, they're a great embellishment that has been a favorite for centuries. Learn our favorite tips, techniques, and tools to make the process fast and easy ...

This beautiful runner design is created with two layers of burlap joined by decorative stitching and highlighted with a splash of luxurious silk. We show it as wedding décor, but it would be lovely for a variety of seasons + occasions ...

Store, organize, and carry. These jumbo fabric baskets are big on size and style – a fashionable way to store and stash your stuff. The inner lining of fusible foam stabilizes them so they keep their tall, round shape ...

If you can imagine it, chances are you can appliqué it! With appliqué, you're free to incorporate almost any kind of graphic into your project. Learn our favorite tips and techniques for finding designs, cutting, applying, and stitching ...

Explore heirloom stitching by machine. We show two options: hemstitching (if you are brand new) and fagoting (if you’re more advanced). Both offer beautiful borders with mitered corners and an optional monogram ...

Do you usually turn to quilting cottons or fleece for a throw? Give linen and rayon a try! This lightweight yet warm throw has an absolutely amazing drape. The finishing touch is the swing and sparkle of chainette fringe ...

It's a reversible placemat. No, it's a kid’s activity. Wait... you're both right! There’s festive fabric on one side and unique chalk cloth on the other. Write on it with regular or liquid chalk; wipe it clean with a damp cloth ...

These terrific towels start with a base of pre-hemmed toweling. To that, you'll add deep ruffles in a variety of bright prints plus a pretty ribbon to hide the seam. 100% machine washable. Get ready to dry some dishes - or give some gifts ...

It’s a plain fringed underlay with a bright, patterned overlay. By making the underlay from a neutral fabric, you can reuse it with new overlays. It’s a fast way to change the look of your tabletop to match the season or celebration ...

With their different thread feeding systems and cutting mechanisms, sergers tend to end up more square and taller than a standard sewing machine and so need differently-sized covers… but they still deserve a cover, don’t they?! ...

It’s two tablecloths in one. The top is created with three pretty print fabrics. The back is a soft yellow with a print accent kick for the flounces. Each corner comes together like a perfect four-way intersection. For breakfasts and more ...