Before we begin our Saturday Series, I’d like to update you on a few things: This coming month is Social Media Month on Geeky&Sassy. I’m not going to give it all away, but there are some amazing bloggers who are kind enough to share with us. Who? Oh, well, let’s see…..How ’bout our first 2 guests, Cara from Cara Quilts and Megan from the Brassy Apple! Each guest during the month will be sharing a piece about social media (Twitter, Pinterest, etc.) So be {Read More}

We’re back and only have a few weeks left of the series. The last few weeks we’re going for the “not so scary” feet for the machines…. Rolled Hem Foot I just got this the other week. I was really excited to get it….then when I got home I realized that they had ordered me the wrong one for my machine. Actually it’s not a foot. See the teeth toward the top of the picture? They snap into the holes {Read More}

Ok, so we have just a few weeks left of this sewing series. If you’ve missed past weeks, you can always find them by clicking on the link in the tutorials. Zippers are funny things. Everyone has their own way of doing them. I prefer to use my foot that I believe is actually for blind hems and to sew along pockets. (Right photos in action - you can also see the underside of the foot if you look at {Read More}

Ok, so I hope this series has been helpful. It’s basically to let you know what’s out there, what you can do and maybe get you to step out, try something new (or learn how to use what you already have!) No, I’m not being paid to advertise for Viking. Every machine is different, I just found that there wasn’t much in the instruction manuals when I bought mine and I couldn’t find much online either. A lot of the {Read More}

Here’s my “techie” series for all of you Viking Sewers out there. I know there are similar versions out there for everyone else. So, join us anyway. Chances are there are little to no difference between them! This is one amazing foot! The Viking Adjustable Bias Tape foot. When I first started looking I saw a few different options, but this one that was adjustable was “the one.” It just snaps right on. No messing with screws to change {Read More}