Comment choisir son aiguille
Découvrir quelle aiguille utiliser pour quel point
Broder pas cher ?
Comment broder moins cher
Point arrière en 6 fils
Apprendre à broder un point arrière bien régulier en utilisant 6 fils de mouliné.
Comment tailler du lin en une ligne bien droite
If you’re finding that you go cross-eyed when you try to cut a straight line through your linen, then this is a great tip to help you get there without any headache or accidents 😉 You’ll just need: a pair of scissors (I … Lire la suite
Comment repassser une broderie rehaussée de perles
Beads are soooo pretty ♥, but when it comes to ironing your stitching, they can turn quite ugly and spoil the effect if you don’t go about it carefully. Here’s how to keep your beads perfectly upright 🙂 You’ll need: … Lire la suite
Comment coudre la déco centrale d'un biscornu
Have you ever sewn a crystal or a button in the centre of a biscornu…? If so, then chances are you’ve experienced the frustration of 2 hands being insufficient to pinch the biscornu down AND stitch the centrepiece on tight enough! Here’s a way … Lire la suite
Comment broder le contour d'un biscornu
If you’re stitching something that has to be assembled biscornu style, and you hate having to count those endless stitches to make sure your square IS STILL a square by the time it’s done, then here’s a really cool trick for you! … Lire la suite
Comment arrêter un point solitaire
If you’ve ever had to stitch a pesky stitch that stands like a Billy No-Mates in the middle of nowhere, you’ll know how tricky it is to start and stop it, without having anywhere to anchor your thread to. Here’s … Lire la suite
La méthode de la boucle
If you have to stitch with 2 strands of cotton and you want to start a new thread without it showing at all, you need to try the loop method! You know when you’ve got to stitch 1 stitch in the middle … Lire la suite
Comment appliquer de la viseline... sans risquer la vie de son fer !
If you want to apply fusible interfacing with complete piece of mind, you need to use baking paper. Yep, that’s right. Baking paper. Have you ever seen what the sole of an iron looks like if it’s been accidentally applied to … Lire la suite