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Who says functional can’t also be fabulous?! This generously-sized tote is perfect for everything from daily chores to weekend getaways. Youโ€™ll love the two carry options and the top inset zipper. Exclusively in our Etsy shop.

Itโ€™s the little things that can make a big difference! You might not give your sewing pins a second thought, simply reaching for them in your pincushion or pin tray where theyโ€™re clustered together without much rhyme or reason. But these little bits of steel and plastic have a big job. Theyโ€™re responsible for holding

Size, style, features, and functionality all come together in this popular, mid-size duffle. It features precision Janome sewing techniques, bold fabric, pretty piping, and dramatic decorative stitching on the straps.

Our Bright Spot Tote series shows one bag project done 3 ways on 3 different machines. The basic design finishes at a generous 16โ€ x 16โ€ x 7โ€ with clean lines, reverse box corners, and layered structure accented with precise topstitching.

The traditional smock styling of this apron means you have coverage both front and back with side ties that allow it to fit a wide range of body types. Thereโ€™s a full pocket across the front and adorable shoulder ruffles.

If youโ€™re a regular follower, you know we recently kicked off a special series and have been shouting from the rooftops about how, โ€œSewing is a Real Life Survival Skill!โ€ Itโ€™s true, and in partnership with our friends at Janome, weโ€™ve turned our series emblem into a cool machine embroidery patch. Itโ€™s offered as a

Hereโ€™s an easy way to expand your face mask wardrobe in no time, using fabric scraps or a bandana. If you or someone you know does not sew or you simply need a super fast (5 minutes) alternative, this easy, no-sew project is for you.

When we're tracking the latest fashion flavors, we like to browse high-end sites to see which styles are selling for hundreds of dollars. Then we figure out what we could do to make that look easier, better, and all our own. For our Must-Have Clutch we took a peek at what was flying off the

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 coversโ€ฆ but they still deserve a cover, donโ€™t they?!

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