Welcome to DAY 4 of our 12 Days of Christmas celebration!
For our 4th Day Of Christmas giveaway, we are doing a GIVEAWAY of one $100 Sewing Machine Plus Gift Card to one lucky winner. The gift card can be used towards any item available on the Sewing Machine Plus website. Woot, Woot!
Maybe you'll use your gift card to buy an accessory to go with your favorite machine or a new tool to make sewing even easier! Sewing With Cinnamon has several courses that highlight specific machines, specific features, and specific accessories! For these courses we frequently bring in guest instructors that have a high level of expertise in a specific machine or area. It's a treat to bring these courses to you, I always learn so much too!
We have a variety of machine specific courses, here are a few highlights:
If you are new to sewing or looking for a resource to use to teach someone to sew, we're excited to have Cinnamon's Sewing For Beginners book now available at Pixie Faire! You can check that out by clicking the linked text above and follow along in the full Sewing Academy series on the SWC Youtube Channel too! Each lesson is broken down into small video sections and follows along with the format of the book! It's a great resource!
To enter this week's contest, simply click the link below and then enter through the giveaway widget at the bottom of the blog post, there are many things you can do to earn multiple entry points!
Contest Details: You enter through the entry form that is embedded on this page and appears just below this paragraph, if you don't see it, be sure to visit the page from your desktop or an alternate browser such as Google Chrome. It may not appear on all mobile devices. The complete rules and entry details appear on the entry form. This is not a traditional comment contest - in other words, leaving a comment on the bottom of this page is not an official entry method. The only required entry method is to leave a comment under this post and then confirm that you did it in the contest widget. One person will receive the gift card. You can enter once, or gain multiple entries by completing the other entry methods and increase your chances of winning. Please review all Terms and Conditions on the giveaway page before entering. While we wish we could run this contest everywhere, for legal reasons it is only open to eligible residents of the U.S. and Canada, not including Rhode Island. This contest is exclusively endorsed by Pixie Faire and Sewing With Cinnamon.
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Commenting below and confirming your entry in the widget above gives you one entry method, the other methods are listed in the widget above, be sure to enter in as many ways as you can to receive the maximum amount of entries to win the prize!
Entry method #1, comment on this blog post finishing the following sentence…
“I'd love a demonstration for _________ (machine type or tool).”
Comments must be left (on this blog post) by midnight (pacific) on Tuesday, 12/28/2022.
The widget will be updated the following day with the first name of the winner. The winner will be contacted at the email provided when entering.
Additionally, by commenting, you agree to allow us to use your comments for future promotional activities. In other words – we might quote you when we are putting together new testimonial pages. If you’re not okay with that – don’t leave a comment
Okay, good luck, and if we’ve forgotten anything we will modify and/or update this post as needed.
We hope you enjoy our 12 Days Of Christmas Celebration. We are incredibly grateful for your ongoing support and wish you a happy holiday season, and a terrific new year!
Happy Sewing!
Cinnamon & Pixie Faire Team
I’d love to see a demostration on ruuffling foot.
I too would love a demonstration on machine embroidery, getting the hoop ready. I have so much trouble with that and getting it tight enough.
I’d love to see a demonstration on how to properly space and install metal eyelets in dolls’ clothing and accessories, as well as locating GOOD sources for quality eyelets that are deep enough. Scrapbooking supply stores often carry tiny eyelets, but they are often too shallow to properly work on layers of fabric/pleather—and will quickly fail when used.
I would love a demonstration for a Cricut maker in reference to making projects for dolls.
I’d love a demonstration on inserting zippers.
Go a little deeper into the cricut cutters.
Demystify the workings of a 5 thread serger/coverlock machine.
I would love a demonstration on how to use a serger.
I would love a demonstration of a coverstitch machine. Would it work for doll clothes, and is it even worth buying?
I’d love a demonstration using the rolled hem foot with different types of fabric. I can sometimes get it to work right, but mostly I have to rip It apart and either try again or press the hem in & sew. This would really help making doll dress hems easier & faster! Thank you!
I’d love a demonstration for the rolled hem foot on sheer and knit fabrics.
I would love a demonstration of using a Seger on doll sizes garments.
I’d love a demonstration of the ruffler foot.
I would like a demonstration of ruffler attachment.
I’d love a demonstration for a ruffler foot. I was given an old one and I’d like to see if I can get it to work
I would love to see a demonstration on how to sew organza doll gloves. Or a demonstration on how to knit doll sweaters for a new knitter.
I would love a demonstration using the scan and cut or Circut machines.
I would love to see a demonstration of successful embroidery with metallic thread, since I have tried without much success!
I would love a demonstration on machine embroidery for such tiny pieces
I would like to see another class on how to use my cricut maker.
I’d love a demo of how to use embroidery on doll outfits. I’m intimidated by the hoop. :)
I don’t know what I would like a demonstration of. Thank you!
I’d love a demonstration for sewing on elastic with my serger.
I would love a demonstration for using the serger in curves,
A demonstration on rolled hems in different fabrics, especially curved hems on sheer or knit fabric.
I’d love a demonstration for aserger as I am looking to purchase one in 2023.
I would love a demonstration on how to use a serger-have always wanted one but am not familiar with them at all.
Never used a server. Would be nice to learn about one.
I would love a demonstration on using the fringe foot attachment- my loops are all different lengths and the spacing is never ‘right’
I would love a demonstration on how to adjust tension, size of needle, and foot to use for thick faux leather material used to make doll jackets.
I’d love a demonstration using a Janome sewing machine or serger.
I’d love a demonstration on placement of separating zippers so everything lined up. Tips and techniques please
I’d love a demonstration on putting a zipper in a doll dress.
I’d like to see a demonstration of the narrow (rolled) hem foot on the sewing machine. I always seem to have a hard time getting it started.
I’d love a demonstration for a knee/thigh presser foot.
I’d love a demonstration on machine rolled hem.
I’d love a demonstration for machine embroidery. Specifically how to get the pattern where you want it and how to repeat (such as for a border).
I would love to see a demonstration showing different ways to use the decorative stitches in unusual ways.
I’d love a demonstration for using a serger.
I’d love a demonstration of decorative hemming.
I’d love a demonstration or course on machine embroidery. I have not used the embroidery part of my machine as it intimidates me a bit!
I’d love a demonstration for a knee/thigh presser foot.
I would love a demonstration for quilting on a small scale for doll jackets and accessories
I would love a demonstration of maintenance of sewing machines and sergers.
I would love to learn to smock.
I’d like a course on sewing machine maintenance.
I would like see demo on machine embroidery.
I’d love a demonstration for getting nice neat sleeves inserted.
I would love to learn more about smocking. Also inserting zippers in knit fabrics. That is something I haven’t mastered.
I know that you did a class on different sewing machine feet, but I still have trouble with rolled hems. It would be nice to have a class on making rolled hems with a regular machine on various types of fabrics.
I’d love a demonstration on machine embroidery.
I would like a demonstration on how to use an embroidery machine.
I’d love a demonstration on using the buttonhole feature. I can never seem to get it right.
“I’d love a demonstration for how to sew over multiple layers of 4 way stretch Lycra without missing any stitches.
I would love a demonstration on how to use a serger. Also how a ruffling foot works.
I’d love a demonstration for the ruffler/gathering foot. Also the rolled hem foot.
I would like a demonstration of the Flourish II
I would like to see a demonstration on using machine embroidery on doll clothing.
I’d like a demonstration with a ruffler foot.
I’d like a demonstration on sewing machine maintenance. Any kind of home use machine.
I would love a demonstration of using the cutwork foot and attachment
I would love a demonstration on attaching bias tape around corners.
I would love a demonstration on what various sewing machine feet are used for.
I would like to see serger demos since I’m thinking about getting one.
I’d love a demonstration for a ruffler foot
“I’d love a demonstration for ruffler/gatherer’s foot and how to use the “hump” tool for thick seams.
I would love a demonstration on various sewing machine feet, especially the ruffler.
I’d love a demonstration for a binding foot. thanks!
I’d love a demonstration of an electric cutting machine!
I’d love a demonstration for different feet & ehat they are used for along with the correct fabrics for each one.
I’d love a demonstration on how to use the blind zipper foot.
I’d love to see a demonstration on presser feet that are not commonly used.
I’d love a demonstration of a singer serger pro finish ( or generic serger). They seem like an awesome tool, but I’d hate to spend the money and never use it, because I lacked knowledge of how and when it is better than my standard sewing machine.
I would like a demonstration putting in a zipper in.
I would love a detailed demonstration on how to sew doll size clothing using knit fabric and a serger. Especially the settings. I know sergers vary but a starting point would be fantastic.
Thank you for all you do.
I’d love a demonstration using the buttonhole attachment tool. Maybe done on several different brands of sewing machines.
The ruffler and zipper feet.
I would like to see a demonstration on using sergers.
I would love a demonstration for a Serger.
I would like a demonstration on various fabric types, usages, best stitches per fabric, and interfacing types. I am still struggling sometimes with what fabric to use and there are so many!
I’d love a demonstration on how to sew using knit for AG dolls and especially smaller dolls like 16" tonner dolls. And any tips on how to keep the sewing machine from eating the knit fabric or stretching the arm holes and neckline when sewing around the curves.
It isn’t a tool, but I hope this is okay – I’d love a demonstration on how to sew/the basics that is easy for autistics to follow. I “learned” to sew by my mom when I was little (ie. she forced me to learn but was actually a horrible teacher) and I still don’t know/understand what I’m doing.
I would love to see a demonstration of the invisible zipper foot.
I would love a demonstration of the rolled hem foot.
I’d like to see demonstration on different pressure feet and how they can be used
I’d love a demonstration for a cover stitch machine.
“I’d love a demonstration for Sergers. Would love to know how to use to full capacity.
I’d love a demonstration for how to maintain proper width seam allowances (& topstitching) in all aspects of sewing. I seem to get wonky whether I have a straight seam, curves, gathers, where seams converge, etc. Particularly when I have multiple techniques going on. You mention some tips in the videos… but a lesson concentrating on the topic could be good. Whatever side we sew from it is easy to miss catching what you meant to on the back side… or perhaps caught what you didn’t mean to. Are there tools to help?
I’d also like more lessons on using Cricut to cut out patterns
I’d love a demonstration on how to thread and use my serger and various attachments on my sewing machine.
I would love to see a demonstration on a serger as well because I’m very intimidated by how much thread it appears to use.
I’d love a demonstration for how to maintain proper width seam allowances (& topstitching) in all aspects of sewing. I seem to get wonky whether I have a straight seam, curves, gathers, where seams converge, etc. Particularly when I have multiple techniques going on. You mention some tips in the videos… but a lesson concentrating on the topic could be good. Whatever side we sew from it is easy to miss catching what you meant to on the back side… or perhaps caught what you didn’t mean to.
I would love to learn how to utilize my serger and not be afraid of it
I would love demonstration on using the binding feet
…choosing the correct needle.
I’d love a demonstration on machine embroidery and more about different feet and how to get the most of using them. Thank you!
I’d love to see a demonsatration on how to sew stretchy fabric.
I’d love a demonstration on how to knit some of the knitting patterns on this site. You have follow along sewing patterns. I would like more about knitting.
I have a Jamone serger and would love a demonstration on using it.
I’d love a demonstration for a serger. Or how to attach a zipper, or make a buttonhole 😆
Karen
December 28, 2022
I too would love a demonstration on machine embroidery, getting the hoop ready. I have so much trouble with that and getting it tight enough.