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Painting your own fabric is an easy way to make your fabric unique. Nicole LaFoille demonstrates how to make your own stencils using freezer paper, to paint on fabric. In this sewing tutorial, Nicole walks you through all of the materials you will need and the step-by-step instruction for how to create stencils for fabric painting projects.
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Beth Bradley teaches you fun and funky ways to use zippers on your garments or other projects. Learn the many creative ways to utilize your zippers as well as see the many kinds of zippers that are available. Find out how to make zippers a part of your design or how to best hide them.
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The most wonderful time of the year is right around the corner. Ellen March walks us through a fun, holiday project! Watch as she shows us how to make a Christmas stocking with a basic pattern, while also adding simple embellishments that can be used to make the stocking your own. Get started today on
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Nicole LaFoille demonstrates how to properly use your sewing machine for your embroidery. See how many different designs you can make with different fabrics. Learn what fabrics and appliques work best as well as find out what tools you may need to do machine embroidery. Take these helpful tips and start making your own designs
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Nicole LaFoille teaches you how to print images on fabric to make something truly unique and personalized. First, make sure to read your printer manual and determine if your model has the manual feed function, which prints straight from the front of the printer to the back. Also, make sure it can handle thicker media.
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