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Summer will be here before we know it! Time to have fun using JuJu’s designs to personalize some summer gear.

Stitch colorful felt animal alphabet flashcards—perfect for toddlers, learning, and playtime fun!

Easily embroider pillowcases with floral designs or fun characters like Pooh and Tigger!

Elevate your summer outings with a delightful embroidered straw hat!

Step-by-step binding basics: regular, bias, flange, and backing as binding for quilts and small projects.

Need a stylish and functional way to keep your essentials organized? Clear window pouches are the perfect solution!

Make an adorable Lolly Dolly for baby gifts! Includes rattle variation and step-by-step tutorial.

Bring a burst of sunshine to your kitchen with this sweet-as-summer Strawberry Lemonade Quilted Pot Holder! Featuring juicy strawberry and zesty lemon embroidery designs, this project is the perfect blend of fresh-picked charm and functional fun. Whether you're stitching for yourself or whipping up a thoughtful handmade gift, this cheerful pot holder is sure to brighten any day—one quilted square at a time!

Looking for the perfect personalized baby gift? This DIY In-the-Hoop Bear Blanket Lovie is a sweet and snuggly project that’s as meaningful as it is adorable! With easy-to-follow steps and room for custom touches like a baby’s name or birth announcement, this machine embroidery baby lovie is a heartfelt keepsake parents will treasure. Some of my favorite things to make are gifts for babies. I like to check with the parents and coordinate with their nursery theme so that my gift will be used and loved. Today I am going to show you how to make the Bear Baby Blanket Lovie and I will add a name to the design. Follow along to make one for your new addition. There is also a that you can watch by Becky Thompson.

If you’ve ever been unsure about which stabilizer to use for your embroidery project—or wondered what stabilizer even is—you’re not alone! Whether you’re just starting out or ready to branch into more advanced techniques like in-the-hoop or freestanding lace, understanding stabilizers is key to embroidery success. In this post, I’ll walk you through the three main types—tear-away, cut-away, and wash-away—so you can confidently choose the right one for every stitch. Let’s stabilize your skills!