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I agree with the rest of you on the placemats - the red borders with the green triangles! That's my favorite as well. The tablecloth - This is the first thing I thought of doing with the beautiful borders in this collection.

I’m real big on everything and everyone smelling good.  My favorite perfume is Cabotine.  Ever smelled that?  Yum!  I’ve been wearing it for years and I still love it.  There was a time when I wore different perfumes every day.  This was probably 20 years ago and some of these scents gross me out

I know that it's only September, but Christmas will be here in what will seem like only a few weeks. When I first saw the Splendid Holiday collection of fabrics that Benartex designed, I knew this would be the one to use this Christmas.

Hello Everyone,  I hope that you have had a great weekend.   I also hope that your Monday is going to be a GREAT one! I did get to squeeze in a few stitches on my “Spanning three centuries” wholecloth quilt.  I am logging the time and see how long it takes me to finish this quilt.  So far I have

Learning How to Sew Did you know that anyone can learn how to sew? If you have the desire to sew you can, it really is that straight forward and simple! ¶ Posted 23 August 2008 † Heather Jacobson § Arts and Crafts ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: bernina sewing machines, learn how to sew, learn to sew,

[Definition of cutwork embroidery: In cutwork, small shapes are cut out of the ground material, the cut edges are embroidered, and the vacant space is often filled in with decorative stitches. This embroidery technique, traditionally wrought by hand, has a longstanding history in Europe, with its

Sorry for another partial picture, but I did finish and send off my pillow project by the end of last week.  I thought that my “bouncing bananas” (the half-moon thingies) background stitches IMPROVED since I last did them for a quilt: There is nothing more heartening than improved stitches to a quilter.  Improved stitches = more comely work!

Jump to Comments From one extreme to the next, I saw the Bernina Fashion Show and the Quilt Arts/Cloth Paper Scissors “Surviving the Runway Show”. The Bernina Fashion show was… incredible, amazing, and fantastic! The amount of detail in each outfit– indeed, within any given part of each outfit– is stunning.

After days of playing around, I finally hunkered down and worked on another deadline. This is for a quilted pillow project that will appear in Bernina’s November issue of “Through the Needle” (as always, only a partial shot of the final project before it’s officially published): You can see that the quilt sandwich is still in the hoop from having the motif machine embroidered.

<-125x125 Button - right-> This is not an ordinary sewing machine, but a high-end sewing and embroidery system made by the swiss company with over 100 years of experience in this industry. The 8 Series brings two models, the Bernina 820 and 830 Bernina embroidery machines, the first one