Velvet Envelope Cushion Cover Tutorial
Fabworks Spring Time Tips & Tricks: We're going to show you how to create a zip-free cushion cover!
Thistledown Marl as a Cocoon Jacket
Heart of Huddersfield's Thistledown Marl plus the Cocoon Jacket sewing pattern, equals a perfect afternoon sewing session!
I wanted to create a garment that was casual and comfortable but also classic in style and in the end I chose the Sew Different’s Cocoon Jacket because I think it suits this fabric and has enough structure to hold the sculptural shape of the cocoon, whilst still being fluid and drapey enough to create a soft jacket. This one will be ideal for popping on in winter with a roll neck and jeans!
FREE: How To Make An Asymmetric Poncho/Wrap
Here is our own take on the versatile and popular tweed poncho with video demonstrations & walkthrough from Dawn, Fabworks' product specialist, creative enthusiast and experienced sewist...
Pattern Suggestions For Suiting Fabrics
If you are a regular visitor to our website you will probably be aware of our numerous blog posts that are designed to inspire and inform - we hope that they do inspire you to crack on with new projects, as well as comment back to us about your experiences using our wonderful fabrics...
10 Minutes With The Maker: Jo Walshaw
10 Minutes With The Maker; a short Q&A with esteemed fabric sewist Jo, a fellow Fabworks enthusiast & all-round crafter.
10 Minutes With The Maker: Bee Jackson
An insight into the world of Bee Jackson, a relatively new and admittedly 'novice' seamstress who has recently wowed Fabworks' social media followers with a range of superb home sews using fabrics from Fabworks' range of wools..
Bag Making With Yorkshire Tweed
Hi, I'm Emma & I make bags. Here's a short piece written by me for Fabworks about bag-making using the new Heart of Huddersfield range of wool tweeds.
As a maker of bags, my fabric radar is almost always set to ‘tweed’, its like I can smell it! I was once driving back from a sewing weekend in Malhamdale, stopped for coffee in the middle of nowhere and discovered a small quilting shop with a whole wall full of the stuff. Heaven! I love using wool, not only can I stitch it on my domestic sewing machine, but it is also hard-wearing and water resistant, which means that it is the perfect alternative to leather for the home sewist when bag making.
The First Ever Fun Fabworks Sewing Project!
A thorough introduction to the Kaleidoscopic Galaxies scuba double jersey fabric, as featured by Fabworks.
Dawn's Diary: Leopard Shadows
When we decided that Leopard Shadows viscose and cotton jacquard was going to be our Fabric of The Month my immediate thoughts were; which colour shall I choose?
There are three beautiful colourways in this collection: Cream, Dark Magenta, and French Navy. It can be difficult to choose which one to go for when you’re a bit of a fabric addict, so if you take a shine to all of them the only thing to do is take them all!
Making A Double Sided Cosy Woollen Throw
We still have a couple more cold winter months to endure, so if you're feeling the chills and need a project to create simple but cosy throws, here it is .........
There's no difficult stitching when making a double sided throw, but there is some maths, and I always like to check (twice) before committing to stitching, because unpicking a 2m length through mohair or other longer pile fabric isn't fun.
The Overlocker Diaries #3
Making pyjamas and lounge style clothes using the super soft organic cotton interlock jerseys at Fabworks
The Overlocker Diaries #2
I am starting to regard my Elna overlocker as an aid rather than a challenge, and can see how using it will become another stage in my dressmaking with many types of fabric. Having begun by trying it out on scraps and then the fabric edges of the Ash Linen and Cotton culottes I made, I am moving forward...
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