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If you are beginning to sew and you really like to read books, then why do you not pick up a book of sewing?This is why we have curated this special guide for you to find your new sewing best friend!What are the best sewing books for a beginner?For you, we have created a Top 10 list for the best sewing books.The list is as follows:New Complete Guid..
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If you are someone who just likes to sew or embroider in free time or somebody who is pursuing this craft as a business, a great sewing station is mandatory! As you have to spend a lot of time pursuing sewing & embroidering, you are going to need a workspace; table and cabinets, which fits to your needs and wants.A workspace that allows you to cut,..
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Falcon Embroidery is a leading website in the world of Machine Embroidery. With over a collection of 4000+ embroidery designs and a huge variety of digital services, Falcon has proven to be a one-stop shop that offers the best prices and turnaround time. Shopping here at Falcon Embroidery is always fun because no other store offers as many discoun..
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Sashiko is a beautiful Japanese form of embroidery fully rich with history. We decided to write today about this particular form of embroidery in detail. The reason for such a move is not only because Sashiko is aesthetic but rather historic and striking!The word “Sashiko” literally means ‘little stabs’ which is a reference to the fast-running stit..
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“Punto Tagliato” in Italian or just simply cutwork in English is a needlework technique in which a part of the fabric gets cut in a way that forms holes on a piece of textile, and then with the help of embroidery and needle lace, these spaces get filled.Needlework techniques such as Carrickmacross lace, whitework, hedebo, early reticella, and Brode..
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Satin Stitch can be described as the group of stitches, used to cover the specific background of the fabric. It comes in very handy and is a nice type of embroidery stitch used for filling in the small areas. Satin Stitch embroidery requires finesse. The most fascinating thing about Satin Stitch is that it is a versatile stitch that can be used to..
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Embroidered Key fobs are cute, right? In recent years, key fobs have seen their rise in the machine embroidery world! Since many embroiderers out there want to learn how to make embroidered key fobs, we thought, let’s do something to guide them!These are some tools that you should have before starting out on embroidered key fobs:• Adhesive Spray• S..
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Beginner or not, sometimes we mess up during our sewing or embroidery process. Other times, we change our mind about the design that we are creating that we want to remove what we stitched. Removing unwanted embroidery and stitching is not hard! All you need is some handy tools and the knowledge of using them.This is where we come in; presenting yo..
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We have previously provided our readers with beginner guides on a whole variety of different topics. We aim to produce content that is helpful, easy to follow, and quick to read. After detailed guides on Machine Embroidery, we are back with another fun and easy guide.Welcome to the Beginner’s Guide to Quilting!What is Quilting?Quilting is the proce..
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Embroidery Stitches That A Beginner Should Start With!As in our previous article we talked about sewing stitches, we are now going to discuss the basic embroidery stitches for beginners! There are a lot of different embroidery stitches out there to choose from. The choices are so diverse that you could easily feel yourself lost. This is the place w..
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When you are finally thinking of starting an embroidery or sewing project, one of the most overwhelming things could be deciding to pick up a stitch. As your machine may offer a lot of different stitches, you may feel confused. You could go ahead and try on every stitch but that would take a lot of time and that is exactly where we come in.We are g..
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Here’s the deal; puckering looks absolutely terrible and EVERYONE who embroiders or sews, cannot stand it! Not only beginners, but also embroiderers of more advance levels also sometimes suffer from embroidery puckering. But, it is completely okay! Such problems are bound to arise when you are busying yourselves with such a skill or a hobby. Just l..