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November 2009
Sewing.org is dedicated to creativity. We offer free sew, quilt and craft projects, learn to sew articles, the SEW-lutions blog, Guidelines education articles and My Sewing and Craft Room — a place to share your creative space!
Featured Projects
Grand Gobbler - It’s that time again! Our most popular project - the Grand Gobbler - is a delightful craft project that graces many Thanksgiving tables. A great project to create yourself or a fun project for the kids.
See all of our Thanksgiving projects
Sparkling Votive Candle Holders -
These pretty candle holders are an easy way to add some sparkle and glitz to your holiday decorating. If you’re worried about tipping, just use battery-operated tea lights. They flicker just like real candles but are completely safe.
National Sewing Month Reuse, Remake, Restyle Contest Winners
- Katie Buhler - redesigned onesies
- Bobbie Horwitz - plastic bag raincoat
- Gail Yellen - collage memory jacket
Honorable mentions:
- Jillene Brown - “pillowcase” sundress
- Deirdre A Duggan - t-shirt corset
- Vivien Garrigues - coffee container evening bags
A photo gallery showing all the entries will be available soon.
 My Sewing & Craft Room
Eva Wharton’s dream sewing room is on an enclosed patio. She has used every available wall space - except for the windows and the door - and has even included a project space for her granddaughter.
This Month’s New Guidelines
9.250 Prairie Points
Prairie points are a popular finish for quilt edges made from small folded fabric squares.
12.252 Exposed Zippers
exposed zippers are set into garment areas without seams—like at center front of a pullover, or to create a secure inset pocket.
Guidelines are one- and two-page educational articles in pdf format. View the entire catalog of Guidelines — they’re your Guide to Successful Sewing!
About Sewing.org
Sewing.org is part of the Sewing & Craft Alliance (SCA). SCA provides education and creative resources to the sewing and craft enthusiast. You can visit our complete line-up of websites at:
Thanks for visiting!
Janice Blasko
Joyce Perhac
Sewing & Craft Alliance
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