Liz Johnson.Editor.Sew4Home 
With pretty ruffled ends and decorative ribbons, this pillowcase would be gorgeous for a power-napper of any age. We used the Janome Ribbon & Sequin foot to attach the accent ribbon and add decorative stitching – in one pass!
This cute quilt has an intricate-looking pinwheel effect, but it’s just 12 cleverly rotated blocks made up of basic half square triangles. Super beginner friendly! We chose some metallic cotton for a bit of nursery sparkle.
This soft and slouchy bag blends 5 different fabrics from within one collection plus an accent solid and a row of perky poms along the top, Color, pattern, and texture combine from all sides for a unique, whimsical finish.
To perk-up your outdoor living space, nothing is faster or easier than a set of pretty pillows. We chose a great shaggy faux fur that looks like a pillow made of fresh green grass, paired with a classic piped square and a tufted bolster.
We worked with Waverly to test their Sun ’n’ Shade outdoor fabrics. Our step-by-step fabric care tutorial shows how flexible these outdoor fabrics can really be. And, you’ll also get to learn a bit about this interesting company.
We love the idea of having a unique set of chair covers at the head table for the bride and groom. Our design combines rustic striped ticking with a crush of taffeta highlighted by a funky-chic button and finished with a monogram.
A vinyl window displays your list, there’s a handy credit card pocket on the opposite side, and a zippered interior pouch can hold coupons + cash. The lanyard makes it easy to grab from a purse or clip to a shopping bag.
The inspiration for this pillow came from the double-layer ruffles on a beautiful blouse. Taking ideas from garment construction is a fun way to incorporate unique techniques and embellishments into home décor.
A relaxed style, subtle hand embroidery, and rich ruffling are just some of the features we love on this soft shoulder bag. Mix and match four different quilting cottons to create vintage boho chic. A bit o’ batting adds just the right slouch.
How about some lovely custom tulip designs to bring the fun and freshness of Spring to your next machine embroidery project? Free Downloads, plus we show steps for creating our pretty Tulip Garden pillow.
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.
A whole garment bag is overkill if you need easy access to an outfit, yet still need to protect it between wearings. Our compact cover is just right to keep dust and debris from settling along the shoulders of your special garments.
This luxury fleece blanket has a thick, plush feel of unparalleled warmth. We added a velvet binding to keep the softness going to very edge. There’s also a secret corner pocket to stow a special card or tiny present.
Our plump little pillows have a pleated chiffon sash across the center to give the look of classic heart-shaped boxes of chocolates, but with zero calories! Hidden layers of batting and muslin keep our hearts smooth and round.
Quilt Block Panels are often used for quick and easy quilts, table runners or wall hangings. We’ve used them instead as feature appliqués on pretty banded, double-sided napkins. As an extra bonus, there’s a set of free gift tags.
An internal flex frame makes our eyeglass case easy to open and shut with just one hand. We embellished with a variety of gorgeous Renaissance Ribbons and added a soft fleece lining to protect your lenses.
Three rich substrates blend together into one beautiful, beginner-friendly bag: faux fur for the exterior, shantung silk for the lining, and faux suede for the strap. We also give you the easy steps to create your own faux fur poms.
Recycle those plastic bags! We show our pretty Keeper/Dispenser on a pantry door; it would also work great over a doorknob, inside a cupboard or hanging from a wall hook. Just drop bags into the top – pull out from the bottom.
With its bright ribbons, rich red denim, and white piping, this bolster reminds us of a cozy Scandinavian sweater. Learn the steps for end-to-end button tufting. You’ll need a long needle and the ability to squish.
For this unique crossbody bag, we created “ribbon fabric,” taking one ⅝” wide ribbon and stacking it to create matching accents of varying widths: single, triple and quadruple. An amazing embellishment that adds great texture.
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