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New to Clover: Flexible Rubber Thimbles
The new Flexible Rubber Thimbles can be best described as needle grippers! They can be worn on either your index finger or your thumb to grip the needle and finish pulling it through the fabric.
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Clover Snag Repair Needles with Stitches n Scraps
Hi everybody! I’m Pia, the blogger and designer behind Stitches n Scraps. Have you tried Clover’s new Snag Repair Needle yet? Clover recently sent me one to try out and share my thoughts with you in this guest post.
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Jessie’s Sewing Supplies Shopping List
By Jessie Rayot | Jessie At Home Good afternoon Clover fans! I’ve been doing a lot more with my first craft love: sewing! I used to be a costume designer, and I even taught sewing and pattern making at a University for a while.
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Tool School: Hot Hemmer & Hot Ruler
What is it? Think about what we do when we construct any sewn project. Most likely we take large pieces of fabric and cut them into small pieces of fabric and then we sew them back together into large pieces of fabric again.
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Clover at QuiltWeek Spring Paducah 2019
Clover will be back on the road and at AQS QuiltWeek Spring Paducah. QuiltWeek Paducah will take place April 24-27, 2019 in Paducah, Kentucky.
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Easy Cutting Tips for English Paper Piecing
I wanted to share with you a few easy tips I use for cutting my fabrics to English Paper Piece. On my first EPP project I had acrylic templates making it easy to cut the fabric shapes, this time around I don’t have cutting templates and my first block was a bit messy and wasted more fabric than I like to.
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Tool School Extra Credit: Hold it Precision Stiletto
Did you miss Tool School: Hold it Precision Stiletto? Or maybe you just want more! Click below to watch some additional tips of our Hold it Precision Stiletto by the Shibaguyz.
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Tool School: Hold it Precision Stiletto
What is it? So much of what we do in sewing involves detail work. Quilting, fashion, home decor or accessories all are made better when we pay attention to even the most obscure details in the construction process.
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Tool School Extra Credit: Snag Repair Needles
Did you miss Tool School: Snag Repair Needles? Or maybe you just want more! Click below to watch some additional tips of our Snag Repair Needles by the Shibaguyz.
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Tool School: Snag Repair Needles
By Steve Butler What is it? It’s always your new sweater, coat, blouse or pants. The dreaded snag. An unruly thread pulled free and right there for everyone to see. You can pat it down but you know it’ll come back. Cut it off and you leave a hole in its place.