Sewing
Get to know the different feet for your overlocker, learn to sew massive pockets, read about the history of the sewing machine or figure out what to do with your fabric scraps. What would you like to learn about sewing?
Sew comfortable bras
By learning from history
Corsets, stays and bras
Corsets being uncomfortable is a Hollywood myth. In fact, undergarments for women used to be a lot more comfortable than the bras we wear today. Explore the history of women’s supportive underwear and learn how to make your own much more comfortable to wear.
Sustainable sewing
Without producing waste
Sew using zero waste patterns
Would you like to save fabric? Try sewing with a zero waste approach! No more creating unusable fabric scraps, use it all up instead! These innovative patterns will help you get the most use out of your fabric.
Bound buttonhole
Beautiful alternative
Alternative for automatic buttonholes
Most of our sewing machines have a function for automatic buttonholes. But what if you have trouble working with it? The answer is simple: use an alternative buttonhole.
Quilted armour
Other uses for quilting
History of quilting
If you think of quilting, do you think of armour? Probably not, but quilted garments have been worn on the battlefield throughout the Middle Ages.
Sewing leather
Or an alternative
Working with leather
Tips on how to sew leather on a domestic sewing machine and answers to the important questions like: how sustainable is leather? What is the best leather alternative?
Upcycling clothes
Giving old textiles a new life
Sewing with old clothes
Learn why clothing donation isn’t that sustainable and read strategies and tips on how to upcycle your old clothing through mending, altering and repurposing.
Rain jackets
Making your own
Ready for rain
Sewing your own raincoat may feel intimidating, but there’s not need to be scared! With our tips and tricks, you’ll whip up your own custom rain jacket without any issues.
A machine that changed the world
The humble sewing machine
From antique, to vintage, to modern
Did you know that owning a sewing machine used to be a sign of status, before it wasn’t? This invention has changed the world to the one we know today. Read all about the history of the sewing machine and how to take care of vintage and antique machines.
3D-fabric
Through manipulation
Think outside the box
Give your fabric a 3d-effect to truly make your sewing unique! We’ve shared three techniques to manipulate your fabric into the eyecatcher you’re looking for.
Do more with your overlocker
Use your feet
Are you using your serger to its full potential?
Sew gathering, elastic and blind hems by using the extra feet that come with your serger. You can learn five new techniques in one afternoon! Find all the information you need in our third magazine.
Design your own sewing patterns
With a nod towards history
Timeless clothing
Throughout history, fabric was too expensive to waste. Many historical garments therefore consist of simple shapes, that you can easily draft yourself. Design your own sewing patterns by looking through the history books.
Use your scraps
Sew a scrap quilt
Patchwork projects for all fabric scraps
Use every last scrap of fabric and make new fabric! We’ve shared all the information you need to sew your own scrappy quilts.
Sewing with handwoven fabric
Measure twice, cut once
A different way to use your weaving
Grow beyond making rectangular flat pieces and sew with your handwoven fabric! This article contains all the information you need and some exciting project ideas.
Chicken-sized pockets
The massive pockets of your dreams
From historical sources
Pockets in women’s clothing are few and far between these days, but did you know that they used to be big enough to smuggle chickens in? Find the stories and history behind these enormous pockets and learn how to apply them to modern clothes in our first magazine.
Sewing a zipper pocket
Add an pocket to your lining
Sewing a neat pocket with zipper
Make your next project bag even neater inside and add a zipped interior pocket! Read the blog to find out how.
Sewing a project bag
With a zipper and a lining
Perfect for storing your craft projects
Make your own project bag, with a lining and a zipper. Follow the instructions in this blog post.
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