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Button Loop

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Button Loop

If you're adding buttons to your project, consider using button loops instead of buttonholes. It's an easy way to keep things closed and can be done using cording.

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Double Dart

If you want your garments to look like they fit you well, then you'll definitely want to sew darts. This is the best way to contour fabric to fit your curves. This video focuses specifically on the double dart.

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Laptop Sleeve

Learn how to create a customized laptop sleeve that's fashionable and protects your laptop. Using just a half yard of fabric, you can create a unique holder that also utilizes the technique of reverse applique. Any size laptop will work because you make a customized pattern for your laptop measurements.

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Scissor Care

As one of our most essential sewing tools, you need a good pair of sewing scissors or dressmaker shears. Don't stop there though, they need to be maintained and given love every so often. Watch this video to see how to maintain your sewing scissors correctly.

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Fabric Nap

The word "nap" keeps popping up on those patterns but what exactly does it mean? Nap is related to the fabric pile which gives the fabric texture but it also means you have to be careful when cutting it out. This tutorial will give some tips so that you can treat this beautiful fabric right.

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Print on Fabric

Using your home printer, you can print images and graphics on fabric to create your own unique textile prints. This video shows you how to do it to guarantee a good quality print on fabric.

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Rolling Fabric

Are you sick and tired of that beautiful jersey knit fabric curling and rolling at the edges? This tutorial will provide some tips to prevent fabric from rolling to make working with this type of fabric less of a headache.

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Fabric Easing

Is pinning difficult because the fabric pieces are two different lengths? Don't worry! Our tutorial will show you how to ease pieces together to avoid puckers in your seams.

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