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Greyhound coasters

By Terri Little

These were created for my local greyhound rescue centre to put in their FB auction in order to raise much need funds. They have thermal curtain lining on the top (embroidered first) then used an adapted ITH coaster design to complete the coasters with insul-brite batting and quilting cotton. Made my own colour combinations to vary them.

Machine Used

Brother Innov-Is NV880E Embroidery Machine

1599.00

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My First 2 Quilt Projects

By Kim

Machine Used Novum Pro Q9 Long Arm Sewing Machine

I have enjoyed sewing with this sewing machine, I love the wide body base, which is fabulous when making things such as quilts. The machine is also lovely to use for free sewing and very easy to swap ...

Backpack

By Helen Jenkins

Machine Used Janome Memory Craft 9450 QCP Sewing and Quilting Machine

I made one of these originally for myself, but a friend liked it so much, I gave it to her! Then my cousin asked me to make one for her and a friend - the machine is fab for taking all layers through ...

Rope Bowl

By Helen Jenkins

Machine Used Janome Memory Craft 9450 QCP Sewing and Quilting Machine

Here's another instance that highlights the versatility of the MC9450QCP: this accomplishment was achieved by utilizing the open toe foot on a Zig-zag setting. The machine adeptly managed the rope, sh...

Lisa Dress

By Helena Hurst

Machine Used Brother 4234D 2,3 & 4 Thread Overlocker

After falling down the dressmaking rabbit hole I soon realised an overlocker would make a great difference to finished garments. I’d also been a hesitant for fear of not being able to thread the...

Barbie dress

By Lesley Ramm

Machine Used Brother Entrepreneur W PR680W Embroidery Machine

Hacked a couple of patterns together to make a Barbie dress on my new Brother Innovis V5 LE....

Toddler dress

By Sarah Fowler

Machine Used Brother CV3550 Coverstitch

I used the cover stitch with a binding attachment to create this cute little dress with spaghetti straps. I’ve never used a cover stitch or binding attachment before and was delighted how quick ...

Folded star cushion

By Ann Whitaker

Machine Used Brother Innov-Is A60SE Sewing and Quilting Machine

Made this for a friend...

My first dress

By Sharon Pitchford

Machine Used Brother 4234D 2,3 & 4 Thread Overlocker

Made my first dress with my new machine. Nakes sewing so easy and gives a professional job....

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By Anne Kaljusaar

Machine Used Gritzner CoverStyle 4850 Heavy Duty Cover Hem

I am very happy with this machine. Makes my life much easier...

Betsy memory bear

By Caroline Daniels

Machine Used Brother 3034DWT 3 & 4 Thread Overlocker

I used baby clothes that were my now 9 year old granddaughters when she was just 8 months old ( pyjamas and tartan dress ) to create a memory bear for her overlocking and sewing it ....

Summer dress and night wear

By Sandra Steadman

Machine Used Brother 3034DWT 3 & 4 Thread Overlocker

I have never used a over locker before and it did frighten me ABIT but this machine is a amazing very easy to use this is my first little garment sun dress and night wear I'm very pleased with it ....

Quilted scissor case

By Maureen Roe

Machine Used Janome 5060 QDC Sewing and Quilting Machine

Starting off small with a quilted scissor case....

Phoenix cushion

By Ellie Graff

Machine Used Janome J3-18 Sewing Machine

I hand embroidered the front pattern and then machine sewed a white backing to it. I then chose a moss green velvet fabric for the back of the cushion. I firstly sewed in a zip then attached the front...

Shirt

By Edward Walker

Machine Used Brother Innov-Is 1280D

I wanted more than a plain shirt to wear with my suit so decided on these two coloured materials to make one. Created with Brother 1280D...

3 reading cushions.

By Anne Smith

Machine Used Novum Pro Q9 Long Arm Sewing Machine

Grand nephews and niece birthdays all in August. Had made them quilts for Christmas so made them cushions with the remaining fat quarters....