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Eileen Roche starts out with a simple tee shirt -- adds some embroidery and it begins an infinity scarf; Joanne Banko has the secrets for embellishing a plain sheer wrap and turning it into a fabulous accent.
Eileen Roche starts out with a simple tee shirt -- adds some embroidery and it begins an infinity scarf; Joanne Banko has the secrets for embellishing a plain sheer wrap and turning it into a fabulous accent.
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It's Sew Easy
S7, EP8 "Recreate"Eileen Roche starts out with a simple tee shirt -- adds some embroidery and it begins an infinity scarf; Joanne Banko has the secrets for embellishing a plain sheer wrap and turning it into a fabulous accent.
It's Sew Easy
S16, EP3 "Applique -- Stars and More"Fashionable T-shirts for children; applique using a machine; embroidered jewelry; a free-standing lace design.
It's Sew Easy
S7, EP9 "Quilt Basics"Holding a kaleidoscope appliqué in place; fusible and needles; ruching with elastic thread.
It's Sew Easy
S17, EP3 "Dress Up"Making an original pashmina wrap using trim and embroidery; pattern alterations to take a dress from one to two pieces; block number two and flying geese.
It's Sew Easy
S16, EP7 "Movie Stars"A chemise top that can be worn under a jacket or sweater or by itself; crowns.
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