Everybody loves videos. After all, it’s so much easier to SEE how something is done, than to read about it and figure it out. (That’s our position anyway!). Check out the new Omnigrid® Quilting YouTube channel and see a variety of quilting rulers, marking tools and a rotary cutter in use.
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, you know how valuable a video is! That’s why we’re super excited to announce our Dritz® YouTube channel – it’s got 35 new Dritz® sewing product videos showing our products in action. We’re addressing some of your most common product questions, and providing in-depth information on our newest product launch, Dritz® Espadrilles. Take a look and see how to DIY with Dritz®!
We’re celebrating National Sewing Month in a big way – with Amy Barickman / Indygo Junction and the fabulous new fabric line: Vintage Made Modern Centennial Celebration. For starters, we’re today’s stop on Amy’s blog tour. We’re really happy with the purse we made using her fabrics – the only problem we had is choosing which prints to use! Check out our full sewing tutorial to see how it’s done, and for more details about the fabrics.
Our friends at Sew4Home™ have done it again. They got super creative with our new Dritz® Espadrilles and the shoes they made are simply fabulous. Monograms. Removable ankle ties. Embroidery. Clever fashions for both adults and kids. Wow! Check out their full tutorial to see exactly how they did it, and get inspired to make some fantastic kicks of your own.
Okay fashionistas, you’re in LOVE with espadrilles, right? They’re everywhere from runways to beach shops, but guess what? The new collection of Dritz® Espadrilles products lets you make your own pair of these chic, yet casual, kicks in just about two hours. Yes, DIY shoemaking it is! Learn more about the products for sewing your own espadrilles: we’ve got the essential jute soles, a super selection of fabrics, plus a few well curated sewing supplies that are necessary for sewing espadrilles. Yay, summer sewing!
Is there anything better than black & white for accessories? It’s a classic combination to wear, and it makes a strong statement in the home, too. We had a blast working with Jennifer Sampou’s new black & white fabrics and we’re super excited to be a part of her Insta Blog Hop to celebrate the new fabric collection. If you’re a new or beginning sewist, have no fear – these accessories really are achievable.
If y’all were fortunate enough to attend the Houston Quilt Market last October, you might have seen this friendly face in the Prym Consumer booth. She’s Heather Valentine, the talent behind The Sewing Loft – we love what she does! Check out these super clever accessories she created using some basic Dritz® sewing supplies. Pretty cool, huh?
Your Dritz friends wish you a happy & healthy holiday season!
It’s always exciting when the team from Sew4Home gets their hands on our Dritz sewing supplies. They’re so creative, and we’re always anxious to see the clever ways that they put our materials to use. This week they’ll be featuring a series called “Did it with Dritz,” so be sure to pop over and follow along. You’ll be surprised and delighted – promise!
You heard it here first! There are 96 new Dritz® sewing items that you need to know about. Our latest and greatest includes tons of new bag hardware, must-have sewing tools and new colors/styles of Dritz® elastic. Wow!
If 2017 is the year you’ve resolved to start to sew, you’re in the right place! Get started by building the best sewing basket, packed with essential sewing supplies. Yay, sewing success!
Your Dritz® sewing, quilting and DIY product resource! Check out our website at www.dritz.com.
Are you an Omnigrid® fan? See Omnigrid® quilting rulers, rotary cutters and tools in action. We’ve got new videos on YouTube to show you how they’re used.
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