by RaNae Merrill June 29, 2021
Do your bobbins get tangled up in your sewing tools drawer? Mine used to until one day I found this simple solution
Read More by RaNae Merrill June 22, 2021
Sometimes when using a two-sided fabric for binding -- a dyed solid or a batik mostly -- I accidentally joined my binding strips together with a seam sewn backwards so that the seam allowances were on the outside of the binding strip. Here's how I ALWAYS avoid that problem now . . . .
Read More by RaNae Merrill June 16, 2021
This panel of St. Michael and the Dragon from the front of a building on my street in NYC is an example of bas relief. Here's what you can learn from it for your next quilt . . . .
Read More by RaNae Merrill June 08, 2021
Hard to get a good scrub on your back? "If only my washcloth were longer and had handles" . . . . Wish granted!
Read More by RaNae Merrill May 24, 2021
My haikuilts are tiny -- 5" x 7" -- art quilts that illustrate and express a haiku.
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When you start learning free-motion quilting, begin with a large print fabric and stitch around the design. Look for these characteristics in a fabric.
Read More by RaNae Merrill April 19, 2021
How do you combine an in-person class with a live online instructor? Here's what I learned.....
Read More by RaNae Merrill March 22, 2021 1 Comment
File sharing uses the Chat function in Zoom to pass documents to attendees so you can share documents with attendees in real time.
Read More by RaNae Merrill March 15, 2021
Adding captions to a meeting makes it that much more accessible, especially to those who might have hearing issues. Learn how easy it is to add subtitles to Zoom meetings.
Read More by RaNae Merrill February 13, 2021
Having fun with my next T-shirt Quilt ... As You Go!
Read More by RaNae Merrill January 19, 2021
An unexpected benefit of my t-shirt quilt .... here's why.
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