Creativebug - Needlework Creativebug http://www.creativebug.com/ui/images/app_icon.png <![CDATA[Needle Felting: Three Techniques for Sculpting Tinned Fish]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/needle-felting-three-techniques-for-sculpting-tinned-fish Wed, 25 Nov 2026 00:00:00 -0800 Risa Iwasaki Culbertson Risa Iwasaki Culbertson is a San Francisco-based multimedia artist with a particular passion for fiber art. Needle felting is the language she uses to tell her stories. She uses barbed needles to condense and sculpt wool fibers into fuzzy, three-dimensional objects. Her art is big, bold, colorful, silly, whimsical, and unforgettable. In this class, she shows you how to needle felt jumbo-sized tinned fish. Begin by building a cardboard foundation using Risa’s template, then learn three needle felting techniques: wool on wool, wool on fabric, and felting onto a form. You’ll sculpt a three-dimensional piece while also “painting” with wool to create shading and depth. Needle felting allows for so much freedom of design and expression, and you’ll have all the skills you need to tell your own stories in felt.]]> <![CDATA[Sew it All TV Season 7]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/sew-it-all-tv-season-7 Sun, 01 Nov 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Sew it All
Patterns mentioned in each episode are available for download below. 

Episode 1 — Teaching Techniques with Vanessa Vargas Wilson
Get kids excited about sewing! Learn how to teach kids to sew with an intro to machine basics and a simple pillowcase starter project. 

Episode 2 — Bubble Yum with Elizabeth & Liz Evans
Stitch a fun bubble skirt for a toddler in your life. Easily adjust the measurements to make a skirt that fits any size, learning beginner pattern-drafting techniques. 

Episode 3 — Apron in Reverse with Sharon Madsen
Aprons make great gifts, they're easy to sew and the design options are endless. Get tips for creating a unique reversible apron using fat quarters and easy binding techniques.

Episode 4 — Box Bag with Stacy Schlyer
Perfect for travel, as a gift or for keeping all those odds and ends organized, zippered pouches are handy and fun to make.

Episode 5 — Chevron Chic with Caroline Hulse
Create your own chevron pattern using piecing and quilting techniques to make a unique handbag.

Episode 6 — Color Me Mine with Jessica Giardino
Embellish fabric with a unique sandpaper and crayon color transfer technique. Then make a placemat or coaster to showcase the technique.

Episode 7 — Lace Elegance with Kay Whitt
Learn tips for working with lace fabrics and make a customized dress for a night out. Sewing lace and other embellished or specialty sheer fabrics isn’t as hard as it looks.

Episode 8 — Good Timing with Stephanie Chan
Make a cuddly clock pillow combining appliqué, buttons, and trim, to introduce the concept of telling time to little ones in a fun, simple way.

Episode 9 — Travel Top with Rhonda Buss
Traveling light is best so it's ideal to have garments that can be worn multiple ways. Create a stretchy and comfy travel top that can be worn three ways for options while traveling.

Episode 10 — Collar Cuties with Lindsay Wilkes
Take a basic kid's shirt from boring to boutique-worthy! Learn how to make your own piping and stitch a cute Peter Pan collar to a ready-made shirt.

Episode 11 — In the Loop with Beth Bradley
Infinity scarves are a dynamic accessory and make the perfect handmade gifts. Learn how to create one, plus get tips and tricks for stitching specialty fabrics.

Episode 12 — Blanket Pillow with Stacy Schlyer
Make a soft and cuddly blanket that tucks into a clever pillow pocket when not in use.

Episode 13 — Picnic Party with Beth Chandler
Picnic in style and embrace the great outdoors! This custom-fit picnic tablecloth features clever pockets to hold river rock weights at the corners.]]> <![CDATA[Exquisite Corpse Embroidery]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/exquisite-corpse-embroidery Wed, 12 Aug 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Rebecca Ringquist Bring the playful spirit of the Surrealist game Exquisite Corpse to embroidery with artist Rebecca Ringquist. Inspired by the collaborative drawing game invented in 1925, this class reimagines the process by transferring a folded figure design onto fabric using water-soluble stabilizer. Stitch each section with variegated thread and your favorite embroidery stitches to create a whimsical, one-of-a-kind piece that celebrates surprise, creativity, and collaboration. Rebecca also includes a set of mix-and-match Exquisite Corpse cards, making it easy to create your own imaginative characters using her playful designs.
 
Learn more about the origins of Exquisite Corpse from MoMA.
]]> <![CDATA[Sew it All TV Season 2]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/sew-it-all-tv-season-2 Fri, 01 May 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Sew it All
Patterns mentioned in each episode are available for download below. 

Episode 1 — Divine A-Line with Peach Carr
An A-line skirt is one of the easiest garments to sew and it's super simple to draft your own pattern that's sure to fit. Create a fun and funky girl's spandex tennis skirt.

Episode 2 — Oh, Baby! with Liesl Gibson
Sew up a charming reversible child-size bucket hat that you can complete in an afternoon. Pick some fun fabrics and whip up a dozen!

Episode 3 — A Sweat Sweater with Sonya Nimri
Take your inspiration to the next level by combining a plain sweater and plaid skirt to create a one-of-a-kind cardigan.

Episode 4 — Feel of Chenille with Eric Drexler
When you think if chenille you may think of robes and baby blankets but by using precut chenille strips you can make a unique openwork shawl that only looks complicated.

Episode 5 — Hipper Zippers with Cathie Filian
Not only are zippers functional closures, but they're also great mediums for embellishment. Stitch a zipper to a skirt and add a removable zipper flower brooch for a cute skirt embellishment.

Episode 6 — Pillowcase Tote with Jodi Kahn
Pillowcases are a great fabric option and makes it super easy for a beginner sewist. Create a simple and stylish grocery tote from a pillowcase. 

Episode 7 — Splendid Stitchery with Jenny Hart
Learn the basic embroidery stitches every sewist should know and how to transfer embroidery designs. Combine those stitches to embellish a boatneck top with an fabulous gemstone design.

Episode 8 — Pattern Play with Sarai Mitnick
Take the mystery out of reading a pattern and learn expert tips for successfully choosing and working with commercial patterns.

Episode 9 — Curtain Call with Pam Damour
New curtains are an inexpensive, easy way to update a room’s décor. Learn to make a lined curtain panel with endless header treatments to create completely different looks.

Episode 10 — In the Trenches with Christine Haynes
Have you ever thought of using a shower curtain as fabric? Transform shower curtains into a water-resistant trench coat.

Episode 11 — Retro Needlework with Eric Drexler
Everything old is new again, and so is the case with this needlework technique utilizing fine kitting needles and a sewing machine set to zig-zag. 

Episode 12 — Zip to It with Colbey Decker
Learn how to insert a zipper without fear and make a ruffled zippered laptop bag in the process.

Episode 13 — Thrifty Couture with Marisa Lynch
Thrift stores are great places to find garments to repurpose for projects. Transform secondhand store finds into fun and fashionable additions to your wardrobe.]]> <![CDATA[Sew it All TV Season 3]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/sew-it-all-tv-season-3 Fri, 01 May 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Sew it All
Patterns mentioned in each episode are available for download below. 

Episode 1 — A Shirr Thing with Brett Bara
Take the mystery out of shirring! Make a super simple dress and create the entire thing by sewing in a straight line with elastic thread. Learn more about this fun technique and then create a fun maxi dress.

Episode 2 — Material World with Josephine Kimberling
Explore the world of fabric design from an artist's perspective, and make a fun fabric sketchbook cover with tons of pockets to hold pens and notes.

Episode 3 — Simply Sashiko with Ellen Osten
Create stylish sashiko-inspired table mats on the sewing machine, inspired by the traditional Japanese embroidery technique. 

Episode 4 — Patchwork Primer with Erin Gilday
Learn the basics of patchwork and how to perfectly align seams for professional finish. Create a warm and cozy winter scarf with tips and tricks for perfect patchwork. 

Episode 5 — Machine Mania with Rebecca Kemp Brent
Experiment with a redwork embroidery and a serger to create a keepsake baby blanket.

Episode 6 — Forever Fashion with Fallene Wells
Learn about creating a cohesive fashion collection, from choosing a theme to adding fun feather hair accessories. Explore creating a garment collection and producing a fashion show with a Project Runway alum. 

Episode 7 — Dart Details with Ellen Switzer
Learn how to draft a pencil skirt pattern with darts, a burrito rolled hem technique, and quick-and-easy serger ruffled roses.

Episode 8 — Go Organic with Jennifer Moore
Learn the importance of using organic fabrics for your sewing projects and make a cute summer dress in a great print. 

Episode 9 — Sewing Space Spruce-Up with Jacquie Gering
Make over your sewing room with three great projects that will bring new life into your sewing space. Whip up a stool, a sewing machine cover, and matching curtains all while learning simple mitered corners, Y seams, and upholstry basics. 

Episode 10 — Serger Crochet with Ellen Osten
Emulate the look of crochet by using a serger to create a thread-embellished doily and add a delicate tutu to a onesie. 

Episode 11 — Welt of Knowledge with Jen Eskridge
Learn how to make a zippered welt pocket to use for a variety of projects including a useful tote bag.

Episode 12 — Sweet Sweatshirts with Jenny Wilding Cardon
Take sweatshirts from drab to fab by transforming them into stylish garments, such as a wrap around tank top. 

Episode 13 — Plush Pillows with Lucy Blaire
Put your velvet sewing fears to rest! Create a funky velvet gemstone patchwork pillow with tips and tricks for sewing velvet, mitered corners, and invisible zippers.]]> <![CDATA[Sew it All TV Season 1]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/sew-it-all-tv-season-1 Thu, 05 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0800 Sew it All
Patterns mentioned in each episode are available for download below. 


Episode 1 — Fabric Wall Art with Debbie Mumm
Redecorating a room doesn't have to mean changing all the decor, sometimes all you need to do is swap out a piece of artwork. Create a piece of fabric artwork with the help of Debbie Mumm and the magic of fusible web. 

Episode 2 — Awesome Aprons with EllynAnne Geisel
Aprons don't just serve a practical purpose, they give you a sense of nostalgia, too. EllynAnne Geisel shows how to use dishtowels to create a sweet and simple apron. Plus, tips and tricks for how to make a ruffle with a sewing machine and a serger. 

Episode 3 — Smart Storage with Tina Givens
Are you in need of a little organization in your life? Cover a recycled cardboard box with fun fabrics from your stash for a budget-minded and eco-friendly alternative to spendy storage bins. Plus, bonus info about seven different kinds of pleat applications. 

Episode 4 — Thread Bowl-erama with Eric Drexler and Emmaline Norton
When you're learning how to sew, it's a good idea to experiment with a bunch of different threads and stitch types. Play with decorative threads using water-soluble stabilizer to create thread bowls.

Episode 5 — T-Shirt Transformation with Megan Nicolay
Grab a T-shirt from your closet and some fabric from your stash and transform a plain T-shirt into a fabulous wrap top that's perfect for summer. Plus, tons of bonus info about making bias tape and how to turn leftover strips into a bracelet.

Episode 6 — Denim Do-Over with Carmen Webber
Recycle denim into fabulous fashion! Upcycle a denim jean jacket by adding sweatshirt sleeves and a collar for a quick-and-easy couture makeover. Plus, a quick fabric flower detail to add to your jacket or bag. 

Episode 7 — Knockout Knockoffs with Steffani Lincecum
Do you have a favorite skirt that fits perfectly? Learn how to duplicate a favorite skirt using a paper rub-off technique.

Episode 8 — In the Bag with Susan Wasinger
Go green and recycle plastic bags to create a unique fabric. Then transform it into a handy lunch tote! 

Episode 9 — Free-Motion Frenzy with Eric Drexler
Learn about using free-motion stitching to create embroidery without using an embroidery machine to make funky accent pillows and jazzed up jeans. 

Episode 10 — Knit Wit with June Mellinger
Knit fabric is so comfortable to wear but it can be tricky to sew because it's stretchy. Learn how to use a serger to make sewing knits a breeze.

Episode 11 — Sassy Softies with Casey Buchanan
If you've ever accidentally shrunk a sweater in the wash you know all about felting wool. Recycle a thrift-store sweater into a cute felted wool softie and modify the cat pattern to be an owl. 

Episode 12 — Menswear Modification with Kathy Cano-Murillo
A button-down shirt might seem boring but cutting it up and adding some flare will transform a men's dress shirt into a cheery, colorful blouse. Plus, bonus drawstring bag made from the sleeve. 

Episode 13 — Elements of Design with Suede
Fashion designer Suede explains his fashion design process and demonstrates how to combine fabric and trim to create different looks onto new patterns and exsisting garments. Plus, how to make a quick and stylish braided belt. ]]> <![CDATA[How To Embroider a French Knot]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/how-to-embroider-a-french-knot Wed, 25 Feb 2026 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[How To Embroider The Bullion Stitch]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/how-to-embroider-the-bullion-stitch Thu, 19 Feb 2026 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[How To Embroider The Feather Stitch]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/how-to-embroider-the-feather-stitch Tue, 17 Feb 2026 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[Essential Embroidery Techniques]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/essential-embroidery-techniques Mon, 02 Feb 2026 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist
NOTE: A new video will be released every Monday and Wednesday of the month.]]> <![CDATA[Creativebug Live: Mindful Movement for Makers with Liza Laird]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/creativebug-live-mindful-movement-for-makers-with-liza-laird Tue, 27 Jan 2026 00:00:00 -0800 Liza Laird Liza Laird gently leads makers of all kinds through a calming meditation, soothing breathwork, and gentle stretching exercises. With her background as a writer, knitter, and yoga instructor, Liza understands how repetitive movements can impact your body. She shares a series of simple, friendly exercises that you can easily do from the comfort of your seat, helping you feel more balanced and revitalized. This video was originally recorded live January 17, 2026.

For more yoga for crafting bodies, check out Liza's other classes! ]]> <![CDATA[Crafting Conversations: Holiday Embroidery with Rebecca Ringquist]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/crafting-together-holiday-embroidery-with-rebecca-ringquist Thu, 30 Oct 2025 00:00:00 -0700 Rebecca Ringquist This class was originally filmed live October 28, 2025.]]> <![CDATA[Absolute Beginner Machine Embroidery Season 3]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/absolute-beginner-machine-embroidery-season-3 Wed, 01 Oct 2025 00:00:00 -0700 Sew Daily Sara Gallegos joins us again as host of season 3 of Absolute Beginner Machine Embroidery. Expand on your machine embroidery skills and go beyond the basics with specialty embroidery techniques such as cutwork, freestanding organza, 3D lace, paper embroidery and embossed designs. Along the way, Sara will show you how to create fun projects including an in-the-hoop sunglass case, sweet stuffies, embroidered earrings and patches, butterfly shadowbox, floral sachets and much more.
Episode 1 — Intro to Embossed Embroidery Designs
Explore how topper stabilizers can enhance embossed embroidery as Sara demonstrates when and when not to use one. Learn how a wash-away pen and topper can help position your design and make the surrounding fabric really “pop.”

Episode 2 — Embroidering on Back Pockets
Personalize back pockets with embroidery, whether you’re working with ready-to-wear jeans or sewing from a pattern. Sara demonstrates how to prepare, customize, and hoop pocket pieces for precise embroidery placement.

Episode 3 — Embroidered Yoga Mat Carrier
In this Episode Sara will show you how to add a cute embroidery fabric band to your yoga mat carrier. Sara will focus on using the correct stabilizer for dense embroidery designs.

Episode 4 — In the Hoop Quilt Blocks
Sara shares her tips for creating a log cabin block in the hoop for a fun throw pillow. You'll love how quickly this block comes together!

Episode 5 — Making Earrings with Embroidery
Create your own special jewelry in this episode! Sara will show you how to use free-standing lace designs to create a one-of-a-kind accessory for you or someone you love.

Episode 6 — Embroidered Freestanding Organza Designs
Need to add some flair to your projects? You are in luck! In this episode, Sara will show you how to embroidery freestanding organza designs that are guaranteed to add a splash of flair to any project.

Episode 7 — Intro to Embroidered 3D Lace
This episode is all about embroidery designs with movement. Sara shows you how to create lace articulated animals by using free standing lace designs and metal brads to create movement.

Episode 8 — In the Hoop Sunglasses Case
You protect your eyes with cool sunglasses, why not protect your glasses with a cute in the hoop sunglasses case? Sara will show you how easy it is to create a case that is functional and adorable.

Episode 9 — Embroidered Peek-a-Boo Pals
Sara is going to show you that embellishing your kids hoodies can be a lot of fun. She will show you how to add a baby dino split appliqué design to your child's hoodie.

Episode 10 — In the Hoop Bookmarks
We have the perfect gift for the "bookworm" in your life, a customizable adorable bookmark. This easy and fun bookmark will inspire even the laziest of readers to crack open their books.

Episode 11 — In the Hoop Tooth Fairy Pillow
This in the hoop tooth fairy pillow is just what your little tooth fairy believer needs. On the front is an adorable tooth design and on the back is the perfect pocket to hold those lost teeth.

Episode 12 — Clear Vinyl Applique In the Hoop
Clear vinyl can really give your embroidery project a unique look. In this episode, Sara shares how to work with this unusual material to create a one-of-a-kind small pillow.

Episode 13 — Embroidered Lace Ornament Covers
A free standing lace ornament cover makes the perfect holiday gift for a friend or even just for yourself. Sara will share how to create a simple cover for ornaments that can easily be removed and placed on any ornament of your choice.

Episode 14 — Embroidered Butterfly Shadowbox
In the episode, Sara works with dimensional embroideries. She will share her tips on creating a beautiful butterfly embroidery that gets framed and gives a shadow box effect.

Episode 15 — Using Glow in the Dark Thread
Thread that glows in the dark! It's true, and Sara will show you how to use this fun and spooky thread in a fun cat embroidery.

Episode 16 — In the Hoop Stuffie
Stuffed animals are always adorable but in this episode, Sara will show how easy it can be to create your own stuff animals from cuddle fabric and yarn in the hoop.

Episode 17 — Intro to Cutwork Embroidery
Sara show how to use the traditional embroidery technique of cut work in this episode. She'll give you all the tips and tricks you'll need to easily cut away the unwanted fabric of your embroidery designs.

Episode 18 — In the Hoop Pot Holder
This quilted, embroidered pot holder is created completely in the hoop and Sara will show you how easy it is to quilt and embroider all in one easy project.

Episode 19 — Embroidering a Bag or Tote
Customizing your tote or bag is easy when Sara shows you how to add this continuous embroidery design to the straps of your project. 

Episode 20 — Embroidering Patches
Embroidery patches are perfect for a jean jacket or to cover up that unwanted hole in your pants. Sara will take you through the steps to create and attach a cute "Embroidery Wizard" patch.

Episode 21 — How to Embroider "On the Edge"
Placing embroidery in the edge of a project can be tricky so Sara will walk you through placing a cute crab embroidery design on the edge of a terry cloth towel.

Episode 22 — Embroidering on Cardstock
Combine your love of paper with embroidery in this episode. Sara will show how to add embroidery to simple cardstock to create designs that jump off the page.

Episode 23 — More Hand-Look Embroideries
Sara will show you how to change any embroidery design into a beautiful piece of wall art. If you love that hand-look embroidery look, you'll love these cross-stitched designs.

Episode 24 — Creating a Layered Embroidery Scene
Create these ethereal looking designs when you use these organza layered embroidery designs. Sara shares her tips and tricks for creating these unique looking designs.

Episode 25 — In the Hoop Easter Bunny Candy Holder
Kids will jump up and down for this adorable Easter bunny candy holder. Created in the hoop, this embroidered candy holder is the perfect gift for any Easter basket.

Episode 26 — In the Hoop Potpourri Sachet
Embroidery in silk can be tricky, but have no fear. Sara will show you how to embroider on silk to create this wonderful in the hoop potpourri sachet.]]> <![CDATA[Absolute Beginner Machine Embroidery Season 2]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/absolute-beginner-machine-embroidery-season-2 Fri, 01 Aug 2025 00:00:00 -0700 Sew Daily
Want more Absolute Beginner Machine Embroidery? Check out Season One! 

Episode 1 — How to Embroider on a Shirt Lapel
Sara shares tips for embroidering on ready-to-wear shirts and jackets, including how to achieve precise design placement using the Baby Lock machine's built-in camera and scan function. She also explores creative ways to embellish garments with freestanding embroidery, demonstrating both permanent and temporary methods for adding embroidered accents.

Episode 2 — Creating In the Hoop Appliqués
Learn the basics of in-the-hoop appliqué as Sara explains the three key steps: stitching the placement line, securing the appliqué fabric with a tack-down stitch, and finishing the edges with a satin or decorative stitch. She then demonstrates how to create an original appliqué design using built-in shapes on the Baby Lock embroidery machine.

Episode 3 — Creating Personalized Pillowcases
Pillowcases are a quick and easy beginner-level project to make yourself. You can also personalize your pillowcases with embroidery, and Sara demonstrates how to find the center of the cuff (or band) of the pillowcase in the hoop before embroidering one of her daughters' names on it. She also shows how to embroider on a ready-made pillowcase bought from a store.

Episode 4 — Creating Your Own Embroidery Designs with Auto-Digitizing
Sometimes the design you want to embroider on your project isn't a design you can find to download and/or purchase. Sara demonstrates how easy it is to create your own embroidery design using Hatch Software's Auto-Digitize feature. She creates a new design from a dinosaur clip-art picture and shows how to change the colors to something more personalized. Sara also shows how to save the newly created embroidery design to be able to transfer it to your embroidery machine.

Episode 5 — Quilt as You Go with Embroidery
In the hoop quilt as you go projects are a quick and easy way to achieve perfect points in the pieced patches, exactly straight seams, and in some cases frustration-free zipper insertions. Sara demonstrates the Flying to Pieces Zipper Pouch from Kimberbell Designs, which includes in the hoop pieced flying geese, a zipper, and the backing and lining fabrics all sewn together in the hoop. Get tips to make your in the hoop projects successful, and see how to turn the project inside out - twice - to reveal the finished pouch.

Episode 6 — Embroidery and Thread Colors
How to you pick your thread colors? It's hard to know what your colors will look like together or what they'll look like on your background fabric prior to stitching them out. While test stitching is a great way to make sure you like the way everything looks, there are options in embroidery software and in many embroidery machines to see what the colors you're actually going to use will look like prior to stitching. 

Episode 7 — Creating Special Occasion Napkins
Embellished napkins and tea towels are a great way to quickly add a little bit of holiday flavor to your home, plus they're great for gifts! Sara shows examples of ready made napkins with embroidery added as well as a napkin sewn from fabric with added embroidery. She demonstrates how to ensure the background fabric doesn't show through your embroidery as it did on her springtime chic design.

Episode 8 — Fixing a Hole or Stain with an Embroidery
Have you ever gotten a hole or a small stain on a shirt or other garment you weren't ready to part with? Sara discusses how to cover up that hole or stain to save the garment. There are special considerations for what types of embroideries can be used to cover holes or stains, and Sara shows using a stabilizer on the back of the garment to ensure a hole doesn't move or stretch while embroidering. 

Episode 9 — Creating an Embroidered Memo Board
A memo board is a project which doesn't require sewing (unless you want it to!) and can involve customized embroidered letters. Sara used appliqué letters for her memo board, and she demonstrates how she lines up the letters in her embroidery machine before appliquéing. After the embroidery is finished, Sara shows how to remove the basting stitch and excess stabilizer, then how to assemble the memo board inside the picture frame. 

Episode 10 — Decorative Embroidered Buttonholes
They're great for garments, small quilting projects, and pillowcases, but adding buttonholes to a project can be intimidating. Sara made a pretty throw pillow case with an embroidery design on the front and embroidered buttonholes with accents on the back. Sara demonstrates how she set up the spacing of her buttonholes and accents using designs and the bordering function in her embroidery machine. 

Episode 11 — In the Hoop Project: Felt Cozies
Felt cozies are an easy in-the-hoop project which could be great for teacher's gifts or sprucing up your office space or using for bookmarks. These dimensional projects from Kimberbell Designs have a little pocket in them to put on a sucker, pencil, paperclip, or whatever you desire. Sara demonstrates how to create the project in-the-hoop including when to change the thread colors and when to add the appliqué fabrics.

Episode 12 — Adding Embroideries to Hemlines
Sara shows several examples of garments with cutwork embroidery on or near the hems and talks about things you might consider when adding embroidery to your garments. She demonstrates how to cut tulle away from a design to make it freestanding, how to seal the edges so the thread doesn't fray, and how to hoop tulle in an endless border hoop without stabilizer.

Episode 13 — Embroider an Inspired Phrases Wall Hanging
When Sara creates wall hangings she uses a combination of different fonts and embroidery designs. When creating your own word art, you can use your favorite phrase, quote, or inspiring words, and you can use all the same fonts or a different font for every word -- or even every letter. Sara demonstrates how to build a quote to embroider in the Hatch embroidery software or on the screen of your embroidery machine.

Episode 14 — Creating Personalized Gift Tags
Personalize your gifts with in-the-hoop gift tags! The gift tags Sara is demonstrating double as gift card holders with their built-in pocket. These tags can be customized for any different occasion or desired sentiment. Sara demonstrates all the steps required to create an in-the-hoop Happy Birthday gift tag with appliquéd cupcake. See an example of the smaller size which Sara already made and watch as she makes a larger size gift tag.

Episode 15 — Embroidering on Shirt Sleeves
Embroidery on shirt sleeves is a popular trend and a great way to add a bit of personalization to a plain shirt. Sara shows several examples of embroidery both on shirts that were made from a pattern and shirts that were purchased as ready-to-wear. Adding embroidery to shirt pockets takes a little bit of planning on ready-to-wear garments, and Sara shows how to remove the pocket so that the pocket can still be used after it's embroidered. She then shows how to hoop a button-up shirt for a variety of embroidery locations.

Episode 16 — Intro to Hand-Look Embroideries
Hand embroideries are often intricate and always beautiful. They take hours upon hours of work, and sometimes we'd like a project with a quicker gratification and finish. Machine embroidery can simulate the look of hand-embroideries. Sara shows examples of a Christmas window scene and a digitized photo of a waterfall that were done on the machine in a cross-stitch style. She then demonstrates how to stitch out a cross-stitch style dragon design on the embroidery machine.

Episode 17 — In the Hoop Project: Gift Bags
In-the-hoop projects are a quick and easy way to make personalized items without a lot of fussy stitching. Sara shares different variations of gift bags made in the hoop to put gifts or gift cards and special messages inside of instead of using wrapping paper. 

Episode 18 — In the Hoop Project: Christmas Stockings
Stockings don't have to be for Christmas -- they can be gifts or decorations for any occasion. Sara's colors are more wintry than purely Christmas as she demonstrates the medium size of a stocking in the hoop. Sara shows how to pre-cut each of your fabrics if you choose to do so and then demonstrates how to use strips that aren't pre-cut to make things a little faster in the preparation stage.

Episode 19 — Utilizing Test-Stitch and Random Embroideries
It's always a good idea to test out your designs to make sure your thread and stabilizer choices get the effects you desire. Testing your designs will leave you with piles of random embroideries that you might not know what to do with. Sara shares some random test stitch embroideries and ideas of what she might do with them to complete a new project. She also shares a couple of finished projects that were made from random embroideries for even more ideas.

Episode 20 — Monogramming with Frames
Monograms can be added on many store-bought articles with in-store monogramming services, but it's also very easy to add your own custom monograms to just about anything you'd like. Sara shows how to build a personalized monogram with a custom frame and decorative elements using Hatch embroidery software, saves her monogram, and stitches it out to show how easy monogramming can be. She also shares a multi-color monogram she created as another neat inspiration.

Episode 21 — Embroidering with Ribbons
Decorative ribbon can enhance a wide variety of projects, but it's often expensive. Sara gives some tips and tricks for how to embroider on a plain ribbon, then demonstrates how it's done. She shows a special hoop that can make embroidering on ribbon even easier and without stabilizer, and shows how to move the ribbon in the hoop to get proper placement on the next section of embroidery.

Episode 22 — In the Hoop Projects: Nametag Holder
There are many types of events you might go to where it would be a good idea to wear a name tag. Instead of a cheap name tag or name tag holder with minimal storage, this in the hoop project creates a sturdy and personalized name tag holder with a zippered storage pocket and a pen ribbon.Sara demonstrates constructing the entire project and gives tips and tricks for making the assembly even easier.

Episode 23 — Creating Quilt Labels
An easy way to track your work, add a custom sentiment for the person to whom you're giving the quilt, and let future generations know who made that heirloom piece is to add a quilt label! You can add the lettering by hand, feed-dog fed by machine, with machine embroidery, or instead add writing with a permanent fabric marker. Sara prefers to do here with machine embroidery and shares a label she just stitched out as well as other labels on quilts made by a friend.

Episode 24 — Embroidering on a Pant Leg, Part 1
Leggings are quick to sew, fun to wear, and the perfect canvas for machine embroidery. Learn how to cut and assemble a pair of knit leggings while planning and positioning your embroidery design before stitching. With a little forethought, you can easily personalize handmade garments with custom embroidery. The next time you pick up a sewing pattern, think beyond the basics and discover how your embroidery machine can make it uniquely yours.

Episode 25 — Embroidering on a Pant Leg, Part 2
Embroidering on jeans may seem intimidating, but with the right techniques, it's easier than you think. Sara shares her favorite tips for deconstructing denim, including how to safely remove a seam with a seam ripper to create the space you need for embroidery. You'll also learn how seam placement affects design placement, so you can confidently embellish and personalize your favorite pair of jeans or any pair of pants.

Episode 26 — Multiple Hoop Placements
Build your confidence with larger machine embroidery projects in this skill-focused episode. Sara shares practical tips for tackling designs that require multiple hoopings, from planning and stabilizing your fabric to achieving accurate alignment between each hooping. Follow along as she demonstrates the process on a bench pillow, helping take the intimidation out of multi-hoop projects so you'll be ready to stitch with confidence.]]> <![CDATA[Absolute Beginner Machine Embroidery Season 1]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/absolute-beginner-machine-embroidery-season-1 Sun, 15 Jun 2025 00:00:00 -0700 Sew Daily
Episode 1 — Choosing an Embroidery Machine
Not sure what kind of machine embroidery you want to do? In this episode, Sara breaks down the different types of embroidery machines and what each one is best suited for. Learn about the differences between standalone, single-needle, and multi-needle machines, along with hoop sizes, special features, home vs. industrial options, and price points. 

Episode 2 — Choosing Embroidery Threads
Not every type of thread is suited for every type of project, but many more types of threads can be used in machine embroidery than just the standard rayon or polyester embroidery thread. Sara guides you through what makes a successful project with several thread types, including what needle to use, why you might choose one thread type over another, and even what machine speed to use for certain more difficult threads. 

Episode 3 — Basic Embroidery Designs
Redwork embroidery designs are some of the most basic embroidery designs available. Some redwork designs are complex, and not all of them are red. Sara discusses the definition of a redwork design and stitches one out on the Baby Lock. She then shows more examples and other styles of basic embroidery designs like monograms, frames, simple appliques, and basic fill stitches.

Episode 4 — Tear-Away Stabilizers
There are many different types of stabilizers available for embroidery. Sara talks about the different styles of tear away stabilizer, which does exactly what its name says -- it easily tears away when you've completed the embroidery. There are light weight, medium weight, and heavy weight tear away stabilizers, and they come in white and black as well as regular, iron-on, and sticky. Learn when to use one piece of tear away or two and why you would use each weight. 

Episode 5 — Embroidery Blanks
Embroidery blanks are often store-bought projects which you can add an embroidery to. Bags, tee shirts, aprons, ball caps, tea towels and more come without designs already on them. See a variety of different designs Sara has stitched on blanks as she demonstrates adding a name to a tea towel. 

Episode 6 — Cut-Away Stabilizers
What stabilizer should you use for your project? Sara discusses the different styles of cut away stabilizers in this episode. There are light, medium, and heavy weights as well as fusibles and sheers. See several projects Sara has used cut away stabilizer on like a jacket and pillow covers. She also shows how you can tell when one layer of cut away isn't enough.

Episode 7 — Appliqué Designs in the Embroidery Machine
Appliqué in the hoop is the fastest and easiest way to get beautiful, perfect appliqué stitching. Sara shows finished examples including a quilt with appliqué, a pillow cover with has both in-the-hoop appliqué and freehand machine appliqué, a placemat, and tea towels. She then demonstrates how to add a teapot appliqué to a tea towel using embroidery stabilizer and an in-the-hoop appliqué embroidery design.

Episode 8 — Metallic Thread Designs in the Embroidery Machine
Metallic threads can be a little intimidating to work with because they're more prone to breakage or shredding than other thread types. There are many tips and tricks that can prevent metallic threads from breaking or shredding however, and Sara shares many of them while explaining why metallic threads are more prone to problems.  

Episode 9 — Water-Soluble Stabilizers
Some stabilizers are designed to be left in the project after it's embroidered, but others are designed to be removed after they've been stitched on. Water-soluble stabilizers are designed to disappear completely which makes creating woven projects, laces, and other free-standing projects in the hoop possible. Sara demonstrates making a dimensional butterfly on a sheer organza fabric and how to cut out the design while it's still in the hoop for added stability.

Episode 10 — Quilting in the Hoop on the Embroidery Machine
Quilting in the hoop on the embroidery machine can be used to quilt smaller quilting projects like coasters and placemats, quilt-as-you-go-blocks, and even full quilts with multiple hoopings. Sara demonstrates how to create a quilted coaster, using quilt batting in the place of stabilizer. She discusses things to think about when re-sizing an embroidery design, and shows how to use a pattern piece to cut embroidered fabric into a desired shape, in this case a hexagon. Once the embroidered piece is cut out, Sara discusses how to finish the back of the coaster.

Episode 11 — Free-Standing Lace Designs
Free-standing lace designs can be used in many ways, including for adding dimension and texture to other projects, making ornaments, and for any project which you might use traditional or pre-made lace. Sara shows what type of water-soluble stabilizer to use to create a free-standing lace snowflake and demonstrates how to cut around the stitching to reduce the amount of stabilizer which needs to rinse away. She also shows how to rinse out the stabilizer and talks about things you might consider to help the embroidered design dry flat.

Episode 12 — Hoopless Machine Embroidery
Some projects are either too small or too thick to go in an embroidery hoop. There are also fabrics like velvets or furs which you might want to add an embroidery to but wouldn't want the hoop to flatten any of the fabric's natural dimension. In this episode, Sara shows how to stitch on blank drink koozies with a tear-away sticky stabilizer, using methods that can translate to any other projects or fabrics which you might want to embroider without placing them between an inner and outer embroidery hoop. Sara also shows how easy it is to remove the stitched design from the stabilizer once it's embroidered.

Episode 13 — Proper Placement in the Embroidery Hoop
When you'd like to add embroidery to a shirt, a bag, a pillowcase, or any number of other projects, positioning the project in the embroidery hoop for optimal design positioning can seem challenging. Sara shares some tips and tricks for centering a piece of fabric in the hoop and for positioning a design on a pre-made shirt or sweater. She also shows a hoodie she embroidered on and talks about how she chose the positioning of the designs.

Episode 14 — In-the-Hoop Embroidery Designs
Small projects made entirely in the embroidery hoop are fun, fast, and make great gifts. They can be a little confusing if you haven't worked on one before and aren't familiar with the stitching order, though. Sara demonstrates how to make a USB thumb drive pouch in the hoop from start to finish and shows what's different about the little pig softie project and talks about how to finish it.

Episode 15 — Embroidery Software
There are many different places where you can purchase embroidery designs and many different formats you can buy them in. Some collections may even have multiple formats. Without embroidery software, it's difficult to figure out on your computer what each of the embroidery files will look like once embroidered. One of the most basic things that embroidery software does is allow you to view all of the designs you have on your computer. You can also view each designs' colors, change colors, and much more with embroidery software. Sara talks about some of the things embroidery software can do and what you might consider before purchasing.

Episode 16 — Proper Hooping Techniques for Machine Embroidery
Stretchy and slippery fabrics like knits or organzas are a couple of the fabric types which can be difficult to hoop for embroidery. Sara gives tips and techniques for working with difficult fabrics and discusses things to keep in mind when hooping any type of fabric. She demonstrates how to hoop organza, flannel, and quilting cotton and talks about the use of stabilizer and possibly starch with each kind of fabric.

Episode 17 — Pucker-Free Machine Embroidery
Something that can happen when you add an embroidery to a fabric or garment is puckering of the fabric either within or around the design. Sara talks about using sheer fabrics, stretchy fabrics and thick fabrics which might tend to get pulled into heavy stitching and discusses what stabilizers and threads to use for each. She also demonstrates embroidering a monogram on a baby blanket made of stretchy, thicker fabric.

Episode 18 — Heat-Removable Stabilizers
There are two different types of heat-removable stabilizer, and Sara talks about both. She isn't as fond of the fabric style heat-removable stabilizer and discusses why, but she does quite like the cling-wrap style heat removable stabilizer and demonstrates how easy it is to remove when used as a topper for the little pig softie project which was discussed in episode 14 In-the-Hoop Embroidery Designs.

Episode 19 — Organizing an Embroidery Design Library
If you have multiple embroidery designs, whether from your machine, downloaded from the internet, purchased on disc, or a variety of sources, it may be difficult to find the design you're looking for. Sara talks about several ways a design library can be organized on the computer and demonstrates a couple of her favorites.

Episode 20 — Digitizing Machine Embroidery 101
Each of the embroideries you own can be easily altered in a number of ways. With basic embroidery digitizing software, you can change the colors of the embroidery and see what they'll look like without having to stitch it out. You can remove a section of the embroidery before stitching in the same manner that Sara didn't stitch the X's on the teapot episode 7 Applique Designs in the Embroidery Machine. You can also combine two embroidery designs into a single design file, and you can save any work you've done in the software so that it'll stitch the way you want it to in the machine.

Episode 21 — Bobbin Work with an Embroidery Machine
One of Sara's very favorite techniques is bobbin work, because it allows her to use yarns and threads that she normally can't use for embroidery. It works by using normal thread in the top of he machine which goes through the needle and a thicker yarn or thread that won't fit through the needle wound in the bobbin. There are some special considerations to take in mind when doing bobbin work, however, and Sara discusses what those considerations and machine adjustments are. She then demonstrates how to do a bobbin work embroidery and what it looks like when you flip it over to the right side.

Episode 22 — Machine Embroidering on Knits
Knits can be intimidating because they stretch and sometimes pucker. When you pick the right kinds of designs and use an appropriate thread and stabilizer, embroideries can easily be a wonderful addition to knit items. Sara shows several examples of embroideries she's done on knits and talks about adding another stabilizer to the back of an embroidery to give a soft cover over the sometimes-scratchy stitching on a garment. Because she doesn't want any hoop marks left on her cardigan once she stitches on it, Sara uses a spray adhesive on her stabilizer to put the cardigan on top of the hop instead of inside it. She then stitches out an adorable design near the hem of the cardigan.

Episode 23 — Lofty Machine Embroidery
Thick fabrics and fabrics that have a pile to them (like fur, towels, and velvets) are difficult, if not impossible to hoop -- that's why Sara recommends sticky stabilizer in the hoop. She also recommends using a topper stabilizer to keep the embroidery from getting buried in the fabric. Sara shows several examples of thick or lofty fabrics with embroideries, then demonstrates embroidering a cute sea turtle on a hand towel.

Episode 24 — Combining Machine Embroidery Designs
Sometimes you want to put more than one embroidery design on a project. If the designs are going to be spaced far apart on the project, it may need more than one hooping to get all of the designs completed. If the designs are close together, they can all be stitched out in one hooping, and by programming embroidery machine to stitch out all of those embroideries one after another or all in combination. Sara demonstrates how to gather multiple designs together on the screen of the embroidery machine to make a cute springtime wall hanging all in one hooping.

Episode 25 — Yarn Couching with an Embroidery Machine
Machine embroideries can be made with more than just thread. In a previous episode, Sara showed bobbin work where a thick thread or yarn can be wound in the bobbin and the embroidery done that way. If the design is too large for one bobbin-worth of thread or yarn, or the yarn or ribbon is too thick to be wound in a bobbin, yarn couching or ribbon couching is another method of using these thicker embellishments with embroidery. Sara demonstrates stitching out a leaf design with a ribbon yarn threaded through the special yarn couching foot and regular matching thread in the top and bobbin.

Episode 26 — Buying, Selling, and Machine Embroidery
Some embroidery designers are completely okay with you stitching their design onto a project and selling the project. Other designers have special license to their designs and are only okay with you stitching their designs on gifts or projects for yourself but not on items you're going to sell. Sara discusses how to find out if a design is licensed to be able to be used on items for sale and what copyright laws might apply to your projects.]]> <![CDATA[Movement For Makers]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/movement-for-makers Wed, 28 May 2025 00:00:00 -0700 Liza Laird <![CDATA[Visible Mending Workshop with Arounna Khounnoraj of Bookhou]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/visible-mending-workshop-with-arounna-khounnoraj-of-bookhou Wed, 26 Mar 2025 00:00:00 -0700 Arounna Khounnoraj of bookhou Explore Visible Mending with Arounna Khounnoraj of Bookhou in this three hour workshop.  We all have that favorite pair of jeans or a well-loved sweater that we keep putting on no matter how baggy or worn they might become. In the movement against throw-away culture and fast fashion, learn how to pick up a needle and rediscover the forgotten techniques and the joy of mending. Arounna covers the techniques of weave mending, seed stitch and scotch darning, and different methods of patching woven fabrics from both the front and back. ]]> <![CDATA[Mixtape: 5 Embroidery Stitches]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/mixtape-5-embroidery-stitches Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:00:00 -0800 CBTV
Embroidery is practiced all over the world using a seemingly limetless variety of stitches. Here we've gathered together the very basics. If you're feeling inspired, check out the full Daily Practice series of each artist below:

Story Quilt Top: A Daily Practice in Hand Stitching with Heidi Parkes
Schoolhouse Sampler: A Daily Embroidery Practice with Rebecca Ringquist
Embroidery Sampler with Rebecca Ringquist
Daily Embroidery Challenge: Stitch-A-Day sampler with Rebecca Ringquist
Love Letter Quilt Top: A Daily Practice with Heidi Parkes]]> <![CDATA[Embroidered Sampler Passport Book: A Daily Practice]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/embroidered-sampler-passport-book Sat, 01 Feb 2025 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist Feeling stuck in your embroidery routine or unsure which stitch to try next? Let Rebecca Ringquist, the artist and designer behind Dropcloth Embroidery, lead you through a dynamic collection of twelve embroidery stitches and their many variations. Each sampler is perfectly sized to fit into a five-inch hoop, making it an ideal project to take on the go. Once you've completed all twelve samplers, Rebecca shows you how to transform them into a cloth-bound embroidery reference book. This beautiful, handmade book will serve as a lasting guide to the most essential stitches in the embroidery lexicon.

This 16-day practice will be released every other day this month.]]> <![CDATA[Creativebug Live: Embellish your New Year Wardrobe]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/embellish-your-new-year-wardrobe-with-twinkie-chan-and-courtney-cerruti-1 Wed, 22 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0800 CBTV Live Twinkie Chan and crafter Courtney Cerruti in embellishing your wardrobe for the New Year! Re-vamp your store bought or handmade knit and crochet garments by adding embroidery, decorative stitches, patches and more. Whether you want to mend a garment or adorn it with your own designs and details, the techniques shared will get you rethinking your wardrobe. This video originally appeared live on January 22, 2025.]]> <![CDATA[Create Needle Books Live with Jody Alexander]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/create-needle-books Thu, 12 Dec 2024 00:00:00 -0800 CBTV Live Jody Alexander leads you throught the creation of a needle book made out of fabric that you probably have on hand that will be perfect to keep or give as a gift to your favorite sewist. Perfect use for those extra pieces of fabric made during Jody's Hand-Stitched Sampler Books Daily Practice, or other stitching or surface design workshops. Customize this sweet needle book with mending stitches, patches, or surface to design to make it your own. ]]> <![CDATA[All-Seasons Embroidered Wreath]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/all-seasons-embroidered-wreath Wed, 06 Nov 2024 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[Shape, Pattern, Color: Hand-Stitched Sampler Books]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/shape-pattern-color-hand-stitched-sampler-books Fri, 01 Nov 2024 00:00:00 -0700 Jody Alexander <![CDATA[Make a Pin Cushion and Needle Case]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/make-a-pin-cushion-and-needle-case Tue, 22 Oct 2024 00:00:00 -0700 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[Creativebug Live: Haunting Embroidery Embellishments with Robert Mahar]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/crafting-together-haunting-embroidery-embellishments-with-robert-mahar Tue, 15 Oct 2024 00:00:00 -0700 CBTV Live Join artist Robert Mahar and Courtney Cerruti in transforming a quartet of vintage black and white photographs with haunting embroidery embellishments. Instruction will guide you through best practices for stitching on paper, including the transfer of imagery and patterns, and clever finishing techniques. The resulting pieces can be displayed as spooky seasonal decor or year round wall art for those whose tastes lean towards the charmingly macabre. This video originally appeared live on October 16, 2024.]]> <![CDATA[Wool Felting: Make a Floral Crown]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/wool-felting-make-a-floral-crown Tue, 11 Jun 2024 00:00:00 -0700 Melissa Lang Lytle <![CDATA[How to Appliqué Circles Three Ways]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/how-to-applique-circles-three-ways Tue, 04 Jun 2024 00:00:00 -0700 Heidi Parkes <![CDATA[Wool Felting: Make a Woodland Celebration Crown]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/wool-felting-make-a-woodland-celebration-crown Wed, 10 Apr 2024 00:00:00 -0700 Melissa Lang Lytle <![CDATA[12 Days of Christmas: Sew an Heirloom Stocking]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/12-days-of-christmas-sew-an-heirloom-stocking Fri, 01 Dec 2023 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[Sew a Quilted Laptop Slipcase]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/sew-a-quilted-laptop-slipcase Wed, 20 Sep 2023 00:00:00 -0700 Heidi Parkes <![CDATA[How to Sew On a Button]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/how-to-sew-on-a-button Wed, 13 Sep 2023 00:00:00 -0700 Faith Hale <![CDATA[Embroidered Pencil Case]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/embroidered-pencil-case-1 Wed, 09 Aug 2023 00:00:00 -0700 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[Love Letter Quilt Top: A Daily Practice]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/love-letter-quilt-top-a-daily-practice Tue, 01 Aug 2023 00:00:00 -0700 Heidi Parkes Indulge in a beautiful act of affection for someone special by stitching the Love Letter Quilt top with the help of professional artist and quilter Heidi Parkes. Her newest pattern features a collection of twenty unique blocks, each delicately embroidered or appliquéd to weave a tale of devotion. Designing a quilt top is an art form that allows you to express yourself creatively, choosing fabrics and colors that reflect personal preferences and experiences. With each day's prompt, you will craft a new hand-sewn artifact, culminating in a heartfelt diary of memories. You'll also learn to care for your hands with hand yoga and consider lahout and form. Whether you gift it to a loved one or save it as a treasured keepsake, the Love Letter Quilt top is a remarkably way to tell a love story.
  To follow along on social media, please post your progress using the tag #LoveLetterQAL

Learn more about Heidi's inspirations behind the Love Letter Quilt pattern and her history of incorporating love into quilts in this live presentation, originally aired August 9, 2023.

See a beautiful compilation of quilts made in this class on our blog.]]> <![CDATA[Embroidered Botanical Pattern Weights]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/embroidered-botanical-pattern-weights Wed, 05 Apr 2023 00:00:00 -0700 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[Hand Sew A Shirt]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/hand-sew-a-shirt Wed, 15 Mar 2023 00:00:00 -0700 Cal Patch <![CDATA[Chicken Scratch Sampler Book: An Embroidery Daily Practice]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/chicken-scratch-sampler-book-1 Wed, 01 Mar 2023 00:00:00 -0800 Blair Stocker <![CDATA[Embroidered Heart Ornaments]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/embroidered-heart-ornaments Wed, 08 Feb 2023 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[Embroidered Snowflake Ornaments]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/embroidered-snowflake-ornaments Wed, 07 Dec 2022 00:00:00 -0800 Rebecca Ringquist <![CDATA[Fabric Scrap Ornaments]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/fabric-scrap-ornaments Tue, 01 Nov 2022 00:00:00 -0700 Courtney Cerruti <![CDATA[Hand-Stitched Needle Case]]> http://www.creativebug.com/classseries/single/hand-stitched-needle-case Wed, 05 Oct 2022 00:00:00 -0700 Heidi Parkes