The way an area of a room looks is important, and every detail counts from the foundation to the finishing touches of decor. Curtains determine the look of a room.…
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Top Breathable Fabrics for Sewing
by Stephanie Triplett July 13, 2021Finding clothes that look and feel good tends to be quite the task, and when temps are high, finding breathable fabric is non-negotiable. Breathability prevents sweat by promoting airflow throughout… -
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Best Fabrics for Making a T-Shirt
by Stephanie Triplett July 8, 2021Finding the perfect t-shirt is like finding a needle in a haystack. It seems virtually impossible. A t-shirt has to fit the needs of the wearer. The amount of times… -
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Best Fabrics for Knit Dresses
by Stephanie Triplett July 6, 2021Name a simple way to look put together with minimal effort? A dress! Some fabrics are better than others; this post focuses on the best-knit fabrics for dresses. In short,… -
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Types of Cotton & How to Sew Them
by Stephanie Triplett March 25, 2021Cotton is a fabric staple in wardrobes everywhere, and sewists can’t run far from it. Cotton takes on many different forms and blends that make it quite difficult to ignore.… -
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Sewing with Spandex
by Stephanie Triplett March 18, 2021Sewing with a super slippery or stretchy fabric will test your patience and your skills. Today we’re tackling spandex. Spandex is extremely stretchy, and some blends have moisture-wicking properties. Although… -
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Sewing with French Terry
by Stephanie Triplett March 16, 2021Are you looking for a knit fabric that’s perfect for any time of the year? French terry is generally lightweight and easy to work with, making it great for beginners.… -
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Pros & Cons of Synthetic Fibers
by Stephanie Triplett March 3, 2021Fibers are classified as natural, synthetic (manmade), or a blend. Synthetic clothing is usually made up of a blend of polyester, nylon, spandex, or any other combination. They are made… -
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Sewing with Rayon Batiste
by Stephanie Triplett February 19, 2021Looking for a refined form of rayon material that offers a lush softness? Batiste fabric is made from a plain weave, meaning the warp and weft yarns are woven into… -
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Sewing with Tweed – Free Download
by Stephanie Triplett January 13, 2021Tweed is an accepted winter staple found in luxury and sporting clothes— in short, it's a classic. Originally introduced as sportswear, tweed is now much more versatile. It’s used in…