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How to keep your bobbin storage box from opening accidentally.
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How to make a cone thread holder and thread guide for your sewing machine.
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Mini mason jars are a way to store small craft and sewing supplies and other items.
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This quick tip tutorial will explain how and why it is important to bring the bobbin thread to the top of the quilt when machine quilting.
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Did you forget the size and type of needle in your sewing machine? There is a tip on how to always know the size and type.
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Don't throw sewing machine needles and pins into the trash. Learn how to dispose of broken and bent needles and pins safely. Watch Video.
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Learn why you should press and how you should press wrinkled sewing pattern pieces.
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Some sewing patterns contain different sizes on the same pattern piece.
This is one way to be able to reuse the same pattern in a different size.
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Keep an old CD or DVD disk handy with your sewing tools. Because you can use it to create perfectly rounded corners on any projects - such as quilts, pillows, placemats, blankets and more.
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Many sewing and quilting projects require you to leave an opening for turning the project right side out. Usually the pattern or tutorial will tell you where to leave the opening.
Here is a quick tip idea on how to remember to leave the opening.
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Where did I put that sewing tool? Where is my seam ripper? This video will show you a handy storage idea for sewing and quilting tools.
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How to make a plastic template when you do not have template material. You can use a plastic milk carton.
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Keep your sewing area clean by using a boutique tissue box to dispose of those threads and scraps while sewing and quilting. This can also be used to toss scrapbooking scraps.
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