Some of the earliest and definite examples of knitting date from Europe and Egypt in the 14th century.
Category: Fiber Arts & Textiles
Explore the timeless world of fiber arts, from the rhythmic click of knitting needles to the ancient tradition of hand-spinning. Our guides focus on using natural wools, silks, and linens to create heritage-quality textiles.
A crazy quilt is a quilt that is made from scraps of fabric. The scraps come from different types and colors of left over fabrics.
Delve into the fascinating history of quilting. Discover how this ancient craft has evolved over the centuries.
Regardless of your sewing experiences you may want to consider quilting with fabric scraps to help develop certain quilting skills.
Learn how to determine the perfect size for your rag quilt. Find out about seam allowances and how to account for potential fabric shrinkage.
Over the years I have become an expert at stretching my dollar to support my quilter’s habit. The following are my favorite ways to get the most for my limited allowance.
From the time quilt making came into existence, a well-accomplished hand quilting stitches have been adored and envied.
Create unique and timeless quilts with heirloom-inspired designs. Learn how to combine fabric pieces to create stunning quilt patterns.
Discover the art of tying quilts and create beautifully crafted creations. Explore different techniques and styles for tying quilts.
For those quilters who hand cut their patches, here is a shortcut way to hand cut the patch and know that your finished piece will be the right size.
Learn all about quilt designs–blocks, patches, colors, and more! Exploring the wonderful world of quilts with expert advice on how to create beautiful pieces.
It is rather easy to make denim quits and maintenance is also easy. Washing and iron is just like you would do for your casual jeans.
Here is the precise procedure that you can use to sew on buttons like a professional.
Learning how to knit a scarf isn’t hard, and guess what? Once you know the basics, it’s just as easy to learn how to knit a striped, patterned, or fringed scarf, too.
Felt is a warm, windproof fabric that despite its matted texture remains remarkably lightweight and soft to the touch.