Monthly Archives: December 2011

GAHH, typos! Some of our eagle-eyed readers have been emailing regarding a date typo in the current issue. The Budget Friendly Lace Basket is truly budget friendly, I promise. The design is actually free until the end of March 2012, … Continue reading →

Check out the pretty, free designs from Seams Sew Special by Kerrin Brookes. And– get one of these designs free with a purchase!      

            In the spirit of the giving season, Sew News is giving away a prize a day for 12 Days! They’re on Day 6 already, so check out the blog and get interactive for your … Continue reading →

Add some cheer to your holiday projects with the Redwork Santa design. This cute design is 20% off (only $4.80) in the Quilt and Sew Shop until Sunday, December 18.

Congratulations to the winners of Creative Machine Embroidery November/December ’11 Photo Hunt and Scavenger Hunt Contests! We randomly selected Anne S. from the Photo Hunt submissions to receive an embroidery ruler from ABC Embroidery systems. We randomly selected Yessant H. … Continue reading →

If you’re been interested in developing more advanced skills in Floriani Embroidery Suite Pro, Floriani Embroidery Software is offering a free seminar from 8 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 7 central standard time. Digitizing veteran and embroidery guru Walter … Continue reading →

Brother donated seven high-tech and versatile sewing machines to Operation Kid Comfort (a program of the Armed Services YMCA) in order to help make hand-crafted quilts and pillows for the children of deployed military service men and women in all … Continue reading →

We want to hear from you! Send in your machine embroidery, or general sewing/crafting tips for your chance to be featured in an upcoming issue and win a cool prize! Email info@cmemag.com or post on Facebook or Sewing District.

Klout has teamed up with (RED) and ONE to get the word out about the (2015)Quilt project, launching today on World AIDS Day. If you got Klout, be one of the first to participate in the project. One thousand babies … Continue reading →