For those of you that know of Kennis Wong, designer and owner of Itch to Stitch and her garment designs you are lucky. For those of you who do not know Kennis, read on.
Finding a new garment designer and sewing a few garments of hers have been a joy this week. All of her patterns are sold as PDF download patterns. I have shied away from non-paper patterns, but I'm a changed person! I decided to take a few minutes to write about Itch to Stitch and share my experience with one of her designs, the Orono Top.
Enjoy!
Learning to sew as a young girl was great! One of the first projects I made was a nine-patch pillow. The second project was a pillowcase for my bed. The pillowcase was made from one fabric. I learned how to finished the open end with a simple two fold hem and top stitching. I sewed the fabric closed on the side and bottom and I was done! Success! My very own pillowcase.
Since that time, pillowcases have become fancier and our maker friends have become more creative with how to add decorative edging to a pillowcase. I'm using their techniques to create pillowcases from or Jersey Knit.
Read on and then download the pattern and share it with your friends!
Gifts for friends? Coasters. Simple, stylish, and a gift that is used almost every day!
Enjoy this fun tutorial, with video, and make a few coasters for your next gift!
Decorating throughout the year is fun to do in our homes. In years past, with all our travel, we are simply not home enough to change anything - even the towels in our guest room.
Well - now is the time to add simple touches to our home. Try this fun and fast raw edge applique project for your home - or better yet - for a gift!
