In-the-Hoop Embroidered Gift Tag – Embroidery Project
Special gifts deserve a special gift tag! Create a combination design using the Free Design of the Month!
Embroidery
Machine Embroidery on Delicate Fabrics
Don’t wait any longer to try machine embroidery on delicate fabrics. With these tips and a short video, you’ll be ready to embroider those delicate items you’ve been putting off!
Monogrammed Holiday Towels
Easily monogram holiday towels for your friends and family with these free monogram holiday towel instructions from B-Sew Inn!
Embroidered Napkin Rings for Fall – Embroidery Project
Setting the table for fall holidays and special occasions is more enjoyable with embroidered napkin rings. Make these simple napkin rings by combining a petite sized design with small lettering and some heartfelt sentiments. You’ll have the makings of a great conversation starter for your next holiday gathering!
Halloween Tic-Tac-Toe — Embroidery and Sewing Project
Scare up some spook-tacular fun this Halloween with a tabletop tic-tac-toe game. This game is a great activity for children’s parties and is also the perfect way to unwind after a night of trick-or-treating.
IQ Designer Table Runner with Napkins – Embroidery Project
Have you tried the IQ Designer available on the Baby Lock Destiny II? Don’t be afraid to experiment with your Destiny II — you never know what can create! Learn more about the IQ Designer with these FREE project instructions.
Baby One Piece: Embroidery Project
Check out this beginner embroidery project that you can complete on the new Baby Lock Verve sewing and embroidery machine!
Embroidered Tablet Case – Embroidery Project
It’s back to school time! Here is a quick and easy project to make that teenager or kid going off to college — a personalized tablet case. Help them keep their device safe and get lots of compliments with this quick embroidery project.
Victorian Coaster – Embroidery Project
Make a set of embroidered coasters in a day! These Victorian Coasters are a fun embroidery project — and once you’ve learned the technique, you can apply the process to a variety of embroidery design collections.