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Michael Miller Fabrics: Win Your Dream Sewing Room Spotlight
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Aurifil: Win Your Dream Sewing Room Spotlight
After spending 10 years fully focused on threads for the clothing industry, in 2000 Aurifil took the Quilt & Patchwork World by storm. Then shortly after Aurifil crosses water and Aurifil USA was established in Illinois.
- Aurifil 100% Cotton Thread runs smoothly in our machines. With less lint and breakage, our machines stay cleaner and require less servicing.
- Aurifil Thread has the most beautiful sheen! Top-stitching is a must with Aurifil. The beautiful sheen of the thread creates professional and beautiful finishing on every garment. Decorative stitches are especially fabulous when using Aurifil Threads.
- Colors! Aurifil has every color under the sun and they are rich bold saturated colors.
Dear Stella: Win Your Dream Sewing Room Spotlight
Clover: Win Your Dream Sewing Room Spotlight
Figgy's: Win Your Dream Sewing Room Spotlight
Her vision is what made Figgy's a reality and her dedication has allowed it to grow and prosper. She is the co-author of the popular book “Sewing for Boys". We are quite sure you have seen it illuminating the craft section at your favorite bookstore. Figgy's has been featured on the pages of Sewing World, Sew Hip , Sew Wow, Craftzine, Making, Cloth and Simply Homemade magazines and on many other sewing and crafting blogs. To see all Figgy's beautiful work check out their site! Also follow the links below and begin keeping up with their amazing quests and new ventures.
Anna Griffin/Blend Fabrics: Win Your Dream Sewing Room Spotlight
BERNINA: Sewing Machine Royalty Bearing Gifts
BERNINA 215
BERNINA 700D
*Adjustable thread tension*Professional knife drive from above
- In 1893, Karl Friedrich Gegauf invents the hemstitch sewing machine. It was the world's first machine of this type, and also caused a major sensation abroad. The mechanical production of hemstitching was subsequently known simply as "gegaufing".
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By 1900, 70 to 80 people were employed in the workshop
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In 1932 the household sewing machine with the BERNINA brand name leaves the factory in Steckborn.
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The first portable zigzag sewing machine appears in 1945 and by 1963, BERNINA had produced one million zigzag sewing machines.
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In 1954, the company markets the first machine with a patented clip-on presser foot and a semi-automatic buttonhole sewing function.
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A sewing machine with electric foot control - the BERNINA 830 - follows in 1971. This machine establishes itself as a top model in the 70s, remains the best seller for eleven years and enjoys legendary status today.
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In the mid-80s, BERNINA produced the1130, the first computerized sewing machine with fully automatic one-step buttonholing and stitch pattern memory.
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2002: The world's first sewing computer with a Microsoft Windows operating system enters the market. Other features include CD-ROM drive, LCD display and memory functions for stitch combinations and embroidery designs.
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CutWork was awarded the Swiss Technology Award in 2009 (with the CutWork Tool and CutWork software, BERNINA customers can design shapes onscreen for the first time and then cut them out with the sewing machine).
"Win Your Dream Sewing Room" presented by VFT & BERNINA
2014 Fall Collection Presale Bundle
August is the month of new releases and we have two, amazing options for you to grab them all at an awesome bundle price. The Fall Presale begins today and will continue through next Wednesday, August 6. So, now for the good stuff! We are giving you two presale purchasing options! You can:
1. Buy all 5 patterns for a presale price of $32.00 (valued at $44.75)
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2. Buy the 3 new patterns for a presale price $22.00 (valued at $28.56)
Our advice, buy them now! These patterns will never be valued at these prices again, even in future bundling on your own. Here is a run down of when you will actually be receiving your new patterns:
August 7: Myra, Phoebe, Adele release
August 19: Alba release
August 28: Jane release
And a few more because we couldn't resist...