Happy New Year! If it's your goal to get to know your machine better this year then this blog post you might want to read. I wrote a blog post to begin my journey with my BERNINA 790 PRO Stitch Book on the BERNINA International Blog Sewing a Stitch Book with Decorative Stitches Part 1 and have finished my stitch book and wanted to share other tips with part 2. This will give you all you need to get started and to finish a stitch book . Check it out here.
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Hi everyone, I know it's just after Christmas now and I am "better late than never" with my holiday message. I wish that this season, everyone has time to relax and enjoy each other as I just did with my 5 sweet grandchildren. Hence the lateness of this message. They were all here at various times with their parents (my 2 girls and spouses) and I enjoyed every minute of it. My house was a mess, dishes, laundry, food and toys strewn everywhere but we were all happy, warm and loved. No sewing happened, my sewing machines were lonely, not a creature was stirring in my studio space. Below is a photo of the only Christmas sewing/embroidery I did this year, some small gifts for friends and my sister a week or so before Christmas. I hope to do more gift sewing in 2025 and you know I will post all about it, either here in this blog or at BERNINA International's blog here: blog.bernina.com/en/?s=Robin+Bogaert What I am currently working on, some free standing lace with my BERNINA 790 PRO Wishing you all the Best for a Happy New Year and much love, health and happiness in 2025.
Please take time to rest, relax & rejuvenate because you and your family are worth it!❤️🤗 Happy Halloween ! Hope you enjoy your spoooooky sewing projects as much as I have. All of the below either done with a crochet hook or with my BERNINA 350 or BERNINA 790 PRO sewing machines. Enjoy all of the costumes this evening, Be safe ❤️
Showing & sharing a recent Free Motion Quilting warm up exercise that I completed recently. I love pumpkins so decided they were my subject matter. If you or your group is interested in a great class contact me above to arrange.
I was interviewed in January by Brandy from Quilter on Fire she has a fantastic Canadian podcast that focuses on interviewing professionals in the quilting industry all over the world. I am so excited! I feel honoured to be interviewed by her. It's episode 170 so look it up and tell me please what you think? Also, Don't forget to rate, review and follow Brandy on Quilter on Fire Podcast, Facebook, Instagram & You Tube
Sharing my BERNINA Q20 long arm efforts today with the scrappy K Fasset quilt my youngest daughter put together in kinda random strip piecing to use up left over fabric from her wedding napkins. I finally was able to get it on my frame ! I hope she loves what I did to it. I also binded it by machine for her as she is busy with her 18 month old baby. I used a floral patterned pants and then reduced it in size and alternated large & small designs 8” &3 “ just to make it texturally interesting. I love that with quilting you can learn something with each project. Take a gander at my pics below: Happy Wednesday! 😊☀️🌸
Finish some gorgeous seams with BERNINA Feet #'s 70 & 71 Lap Seam Feet on sale for July 1-31 or until supplies last - check them out at your local quilt shop. Hi there and Happy 4th of July for all my American friends & relatives!
Below is a sneak peak picture of an article I have written on the BERNINA International Blog & that will be posted July 14, 2024 on www.blog.bernina.com/en A few hints : it's a free project tutorial, using decorative stitches with my BERNINA 790 PRO. I will leave you in suspense for the rest, check out the blog post, more info to come! I held another small Quiltingintheloft Studio class recently where we worked on the Enclosed Zipper Bag and ended up learning how to attach a zipper bag into the lining of the actual bag. This created 3 interior pockets. It also included using a lobster claw as a unique closing fixture. I quilted my fabric up on the BERNINA 790 PRO. You can use the ZIPPER FOOT #4/4D designed to stitch next to zipper coils, this foot requires the use of a far right or far left needle position. There is no problem at all going through thickness of fabric with this machine. It handles it all smoothy. Some pictures to date from the finished bags from the day long workshop are below:
Are you using some or any of your decorative stitches on your sewing machine? If your thoughts are a bit vague or it's a no on this subject then this blog article is written just for you and the CREATE Wall Hanging might be just the project you are looking for. It's my sincere hope that you will start exploring all of your sewing machine's potential and why not start with decorative stitches? Have a look at my blog post here It's entitled Create this Wall Quilt With Decorative Stitches There is a free PDF pattern download for the petals in my shop page here Also, check out my video below for even more instruction. It's a great project for your creative space! Happy Wednesday! 🌷😊☀️ |
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