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Learn about different sewing threads and what kind of thread to use for your project as well as answers to other common thread questions.

If you've ever found yourself staring at the notions wall with total confusion, don't worry; we've all been there! Read on to learn everything you need to

Choosing the correct thread for your project starts with knowing the basic properties of thread and the options available. It can be overwhelming when you realize how many different types of thread are out there. The trick to thread selection is to choose the correct weight/thickness, fiber, and finish for your project

There are so many needle and thread options available that it's difficult to know which combination to use, especially for a quilter. As a general rule, the thicker the fabric, the larger the needle and heavier the thread needs to be. I tend to use the smallest needle that will accommodate my fabric and thread. A larger needle will make a larger hole that will compromise seams and quilting stitches. I've found that Coats & Clark is very suitable for most of my applications. However, Superior…

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If you've never embroidered, have only just started, or only know a few of the stitch techniques, then you'll appreciate this Common and Traditional Embroidery Stitches Infographic. While there are dozens of embroidery stitches to learn, this downloadable chart features different types of embroidery stitches in pdf form. Save this chart and start working through these stitches or keep it handy for when you want to learn. Anyone who hand sews will want to memorize and learn the most common…

04.20.2016 0845 Although I do enjoy using a sewing machine to stitch together projects, I initially learned how to hand sew as a child. Hand sewing isn’t as daunting as it sounds, alth…