Fun, fast and really easy! Use these bean stitched line. Fonts to make banners, stuffies for babies, easy appliques. Click here to watch a preview of this class! Spring issue of Stitch. About A Bit of Stitch. Web designed and maintained by.

Deb is an author, designer and instructor who has been travelling and teaching as a sewing machine consultant as well as a Martha Pullen Heirloom Sewing instructor. Take a peek at her teaching schedule to see where she will be teaching next. Click here for full schedule.

Socializing, quilting, crafting, sharing, networking. Well, its been a while since I blogged. Hmmmso, now, what to make? My neighbor wa.

A source of inspiration for sewing, knitting, and quilting from an economical perspective. I started with these stockings. I had a sweater and it was just enough to make four matching stockings. I had these red wooden buttons and sewed them on to hold a tag made of recycled cardboard.

Thursday, August 16, 2012. Reusable Bag for Loose Tea. Lovely little bags for loose tea. The bag can be rinsed out, dried, and used over and over. As opposed to tea with low moral standards. Thursday, December 23, 2010. I found the tutorial for these at Linaloo. Wednesday, November 24, 2010. I used Kelli Nina Perkins. Sunday, November 14, 2010.

Wednesday, July 15, 2015. My dear friend Lynda is becoming a grandmother for the first time. I attended the Baby Shower for her daughter-in-law Chelsea this weekend. Here are some of the items I made. I tried to make a little something for each person on our trip to visit our dear friends, their kids and grandkids. Brett - did not get a home made - he received a tool for his bike and a headband.