Bias tape is fabric binding that’s used on many sewing and quilting projects.

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Creating a professional looking garment (one that fits well) begins with proper measurements.

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Proper stitch tension is an important part of creating professional looking projects.

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How do you gather fabric?

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Finding the perfect fitting bra can be a challenge.

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Elastic casings around waists, cuffs or even ankles are a great way to cinch fabric together and give shape.

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If you’ve never worked with knits before, The Seasoned Homemaker has a great tutorial that will take the guess work out of sewing with the “stretchy stuff”.

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Fold over elastic is a quick way to finish necklines and armholes, but it can be a challenge the first time.

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So, you’ve probably heard of bias tape and hem tape, but what about soutache braid?

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Unless you sew a lot of shirts, shirt plackets may not even be on your radar.

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Creating a great looking bag is all about your skill set and a little know how.

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Sewing is a wonderful hobby that takes LOTS of patience.

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T-Shirt are so comfy to wear, but sometimes too casual for the occasion.

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IndieSew has launched their first video in conjunction with Sew Mama Sew.

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One way to extend the life of a t-shirt, especially for growing kids, is to add a color block for length.

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Do you know how to shirr with elastic thread?

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Although darts are a great way to add shape to a garment, sometimes the process of adding darts is a mystery.

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Did you know that there’s a difference between ironing and pressing?

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When it comes to making the inside of your garments look beautiful , there are a ton of options to choose from.

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Do you ever get seam ripper happy?

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So, you haven’t sewn a shirt collar, yet?

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Linings are a great addition to a garment when you want to add extra coverage to a sheer fabric.

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Garment patterns are created to fit a certain bust size (eg.

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Ruffles are a great way to add a feminine touch to your garments and other projects.

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When sewing with plaids, creating a professional finish is all about matching everything up.

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While homemade cookies sound yummy, something that looks homemade  doesn’t always mean a good thing.

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Did you find the perfect fitting t-shirt,  but you’re not too keen on the crew neckline?

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Pleats come in a variety of styles to complement everything from curtains to skirts.

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Do you use a muslin for your garments?

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Have you heard of the slow sewing movement?

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Piping is a great way to add trim or a “POP” of color to your favorite sewing projects.

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Puckering necklines can be an unflattering addition to your handmade shirt (especially after all of that hard work).

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Adding trim to a “plain” garment takes the style level up a few notches.

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Whenever you want to learn something new, it makes a lot of sense to learn from the experts.

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Sewing on a button my seem like a simple task, but how do you keep that little slippery thing from moving around?

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Have you ever accidentally snipped your fabric where you weren’t supposed to cut?

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Express your creativity with paper piecing using this step-by-step tutorial by Carley Biblin for Sew Mama Sew.

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Ruffles add a touch of femininity to any garment whether they are added to sleeves, a neckline or hemline.

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Okay, so maybe there’s no such thing as “perfect”, but you can get pretty close with this Perfect Pleats tutorial by IndieSew.

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Knowing how to make binding tape opens the door to creativity for a variety of projects.

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