Whether it's lace, ruffles, ribbon or fringe, sewing with decorative trim can be creative and fun. This video covers the basics on the types you'll find at your local fabric store and different ways to sew with them to make your projects unique.
Decorative Trim 101
Halloween
Colonial Pet Costume
Want to make your pet look like George Washington? Make our Colonial Gentleman pet costume using felt and trim. Free pattern available to download.
Costume Arm Guard
Create some custom arm guards for your costume with a basic pattern based on your own measurements. This tutorial will give you a basic foundation and then you can make it as elaborate as your costume needs are.
Pet Costume – Roman Soldier
Your pet could look like a fierce Roman Soldier for Halloween. Download the free pattern and follow along with our simple demonstration to make this pet costume.
Waist Cincher Belt
Need a waist cincher belt for your costume? Look no further, as Professor Pincushion shows you how to create your own basic pattern and sew it together.
Scalloped Hem
Give your hemlines the scalloped treatment by adding this vintage fashion look with just a little alteration to your existing patterns. The scalloped hemline steps up your garment game with only a little extra effort.
Keyhole Cutout
Create a fabric window in your projects by sewing a keyhole cutout. This interesting way to embellish your projects and can be added anywhere!
Machine Decorative Stitching
Get the most out of your sewing machine by experimenting with your machine's decorative stitches. Learn some tips to make sure your stitches look great and how to use them in unique ways.
Pet Costume – Viking Edition
Dress your favorite small pet as a fearsome Viking by downloading our free pattern. Our Viking costume can be created with felt and a few embellishments.