Do you ever feel there is a pressure to have something new? To come up with something different? Well Meradith Daniel feels the same way! Sometimes, when she is thinking of projects to share, it's easy to get too caught up in the novel, and forget that spicing up the everyday is really a stress free, and easy approach to exercising creativity and adding beauty to the world one stitch at a time. 

Follow along on the Everyday Applique project she created by following the links below. 

Full Project Click Here 

Download the PDF with Pattern Here

This next incredible project comes to us courtesy of  Duy (@cafededuy on Instagram) and he is  here to help you recognize your Yuzuru Hanyu dreams. In case you haven’t heard of him, Yuzuru Hanyu is the ice skating prince of Japan and two time Olympic gold medalist. He is most famous for his grace on the ice and his immaculate outfits. 

One of his famous outfits is the blue ombré shirt he wore while skating to Chopin’s Ballade No. 1 in Korea. Today, we’re going to recreate that shirt, but somewhat more tangible for us than a professional ice skating shirt. 

Follow Along Here

The Simple Zipper Pouch by Minki Kim is a wonderful little project to help you familiarize yourself with some of the features of the machine, and also provide you with a fantastic little bag to store your essentials. 

Follow along with Minki Kim by clicking the link Here

This post comes courtesy of Jessica Webb also known as the Fashionable Therapist. 

This is a dress that she had been dreaming about since last summer. She sketched it out just to get her obsessive thoughts to leave her alone and we are so glad she did! 

Follow along with Jessica and see the full project by visiting the Link Here.

Warm weather means pretty cotton frocks to Vivien Lee of Fresh Frippery so she just recently completed this yellow floral dress, inspired by the cute "milkmaid" style dresses. A lot of cotton prints are a bit thin and require some lining, and she has a special trick to save time by using her FA4 serger instead of cutting out the lining twice.

Be sure to check it out in her fabulous tutorial by following the link here!