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Working with Embellished Fabrics, Part I

Susan Khalje, contributor | February 8th, 20102 comments

Embellished fabrics can be intimidating to work with. Care and effort, however, could yield beautiful results.

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And the winners of "Successful Serging" are....

Tori Sandifer, contributor | February 8th, 2010

Find out if you're one of the lucky winners of "Successful Serging" by Beth Baumgartel

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Project Runway - Week 4: Hearts and Flowers

judith neukam, contributor | February 5th, 201010 comments

Designers created dresses for the Campbell's AdDress Your Heart red dress award gala.

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Seeds of a Sewing Library

Sarah McFarland, contributor | February 4th, 2010

I'm seeking suggestions for indispensable references - electronic or print - on sewing and fashion.

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The Deadline for the 'Happy Valentine's Day from Bernina V6' is Just Around the Corner!

Tori Sandifer, contributor | February 3rd, 2010

The deadline for the 'Happy Valentine's Day from Bernina V6' Contest is approaching! Find out how to enter.

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Museum at FIT's Online Collection

Nicole Smith, contributor | February 3rd, 20102 comments

Check out FIT's eMuseum to see historical garments up close in your own home.

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A Stitched Autobiography

April M. Mohr, contributor | February 2nd, 201013 comments

Many authors write their autobiographies. See how Salley Mavor painstakingly stitched hers.

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Add Style with Graphic Fabric Insertions

Threads Magazine, editor | February 1st, 20108 comments

Check out this decorative couture piecing technique from Project Runway Season 7 Contestant, Pamela Ptak.

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Book Giveaway: Successful Serging

Tori Sandifer, contributor | February 1st, 2010291 comments

Find out how to win a copy of this great serger reference!

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Project Runway - Week 3 - Iconic Inspirations

judith neukam, contributor | January 29th, 201018 comments

See what happens when you double up designers and challenges.

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Exotic to Everyday: Brazil's Passion for Fashion

Sarah McFarland, contributor | January 28th, 20101 comment

Fashion Week in Sao Paulo, Brazil, featured plenty of fantasy and extreme looks. Check out some runway images and learn about the pulse of daily style in Brazil.

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Project Sewing Workshop

Nicole Smith, contributor | January 27th, 2010

Threads contributor Linda Lee and Bernina team up to create a one-stop online shop for fabrics, patterns, and workshops.

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Gorgeous Wedding Gowns transformed to Heirloom Christening Gowns

April M. Mohr, contributor | January 26th, 2010

Is your wedding gown in a box hidden in your attic? Why not reuse it in a very special way.

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Create Intricate Fabric With Pin Weaving

Threads Magazine, editor | January 25th, 201018 comments

Make your own colorful and artistic fabric from yarn and leftover fabric pieces with pin weaving. The technique is surprisingly easy to master and produces lovely yardage for garments, accessories, and even framed art pieces.

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Project Runway 7 - Episode 2

judith neukam, contributor | January 22nd, 201013 comments

She'd look good in a potato sack.

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Help us Choose the Next Threads Cover

Deana Tierney May, editor | January 21st, 201023 comments

Cast your vote for the cover that appeals to you most for our April/May 2010 Issue of Threads.

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No Ruler, No Problem

Sarah McFarland, contributor | January 21st, 201011 comments

An old toy saved the day when I tried to alter a pattern without my sewing tools.

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Fabrics International Wiki

Nicole Smith, contributor | January 20th, 2010

Learn about fabrics and contribute your own information to the Fabrics International Wiki.

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Sewing for Haiti

April M. Mohr, contributor | January 19th, 20109 comments

Right now the immediate need for the Haitians is food, water and medical supplies, but eventually they'll need more. You can use your sewing expertise to help.

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