#SewPink And Bring Your Favorite Sewing Projects On the Go
It’s that time of year when we start to see pink popping up everywhere, and this year I’m taking part in #SewPINK, the ByAnnie Breast Cancer Awareness initiative. It is sad to think that so many of us know one or more women who have battled breast cancer, but like most of you reading this, I have many dear friends who have as well, so I was glad to join with ByAnnie and so many other pattern designers and bloggers to spread awareness and advocate for early detection. Keep reading to learn more about SewPink Sewing Projects.
What is #SewPink with ByAnnie?
The #SewPink Initiative was created by ByAnnie.com LLC to raise awareness for breast cancer throughout the year. Efforts culminate in an annual blog hop during October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month to promote self-care, awareness, early detection and support for those affected by breast cancer.
To learn more and see the calendar of events visit: https://www.ByAnnie.com/SewPINK
To find screenings available near you:
SewPink Sewing Projects: The Rosa Supply Case
For my #SewPink sewing project, I decided to share my favorite pink Rosa Supply Case for a few reasons. Travel sewing cases are some of my favorite projects because they give the perfect way to pack your supplies for sewing on the go.
The very first ByAnnie product I discovered was Soft & Stable, and it has been my go-to choice for all my travel cases since I first used it. Not only does one layer give this case all the sturdiness it needs, but don’t you just love the way it puffs when quilted?
I used the Modern Hexie method to applique my hexies on top of the front of the case. I’ve done this before and everyone wanted to see how to do it, so I made a video for adding applique hexies to the Rosa Supply Case for you as well, this should help you add these fun hexies to any project!
Create Your Own Modern Hexies for Any Project
Inside there are plenty of pockets for all your supplies, which would be great for traveling or taking to appointments and waiting rooms. My favorite hand project of choice is EPP, but it would be a handy holder for any kind of on-the-go stitching.
Learn to Sew English Paper Piecing
If you want to learn more about EPP, you can check out these videos to help you get started:
Some of my favorite EPP supplies:
- 1″ Hexagon Papers
- 1″ Hexagon Template – I prefer the 3/8″ seam allowance
- SewLine Glue pen – or use a washable glue stick
- Millners Needles – makes hand sewing so easy
- Aurifil 50wt Thread – if you thread baste
- Aurifil 80wt Thread – for sewing the shapes together
- SewFine Thread Gloss – strengthen and condition your thread
Giveaway!
Of course, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to share a giveaway with you all. Instead of givign away a prize that has to be shipped, I’m giving away a $50 Gift Certificate to the online shop of your choice, and this giveaway is open internationally. To enter, fill out the form here.
More SewPink Sewing Projects
If you’re just now checking out the blog hop, make sure to stop at the ByAnnie #SewPink home page to learn more and follow along with the rest of the blog hop, here’s a look at all the of participants:
Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by and I hope you enjoy the blog hop and the #SewPink initiative to raise awareness and promote early detection for Breast Cancer Awareness.
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