How to fix torn leather clothes 13.07.2012 Blog 0 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestLeather is a very unforgiving fabric to repair.It can't be darned, and you'll never get an "invisible" repair. This jacket has torn 3... Read More
How to change a sewing machine needle 11.07.2012 Blog 1 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestSewing machine needles are not a purchase for life! They should be changed for every 8 hours of continuous sewing, and for each new... Read More
My top 5 suppliers of delicious trimmings for sewing 10.07.2012 Blog 0 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestI do love a nice bit of trim! Trimming a simple cushion can lift it from boring to amazing. Boden has created a... Read More
Free sewing project guide- Make a super simple cushion cover 09.07.2012 Blog 0 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestFancy sewing?Need a first project to get you started?This is my free downloadable tutorial on making a simple cushion cover. This is a... Read More
Top tips for getting rid of the evil Clothes moth! 08.07.2012 Blog 3 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterest Last year I took 3 days off work, and attacked the moths that has chosen to use my home as Moth HQ. Working... Read More
Who is The Thrifty Stitcher?- A potted history of my Career 06.07.2012 Blog 0 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestOk, so I have stated that The Thrifty Stitcher classes are "taught by an expert" Who is this expert and what defines them... Read More
Everything Alice- A gorgeous sewing book review 05.07.2012 Blog 0 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestI discovered this week that the team behind delightful craft book "Everything Alice- The wonderful book of makes" have a new book coming... Read More
How to trace off a bought sewing pattern 04.07.2012 Blog 1 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestSo even as a self confessed cutter, I do still need to trace off patterns sometimes. It seems a daunting task, so here... Read More
Sewing patterns- are you a cutter or tracer 03.07.2012 Blog 7 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestCommercial patterns are designed to fit universally and are multi sized and there are so many available that you should find something close... Read More
The best way to make commercially bought sewing patterns fit you 02.07.2012 Blog 0 0 LikesShareFacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterest Have you struggled getting clothes to fit well from commerically bought patterns?Is your bra size larger than a B cup?Well, this is for... Read More