Oilcloth is a PVC product so you never want to take an iron to it. Instead we have to get tricky when sewing seams that we would normally p...

You've probably noticed that oilcloth and laminated cotton are pretty sticky but that's not always a bad thing. Use the stick to y...

Ever wonder how to mark your pattern pieces onto oilcloth? The regular methods such as pinning and spiky tracing wheels just won't do, t...

I bought a Teflon presser foot for a photoshoot for my upcoming book, S ewing with Oilcloth, that's due out in August. So, when I was m...

In an effort to make sewing with Oilcloth fun and easy, we've gathered our tips for easy access. Gotta tip to share? Leave us a comment...

We are well over due for a new oilcloth sewing tip, aren't we? Remember back a few months ago when we chatted about how to press oilclo...

Do you know a great tip or have a super tutorial that involves oilcloth well bring it on! OILCLOTH ADDICT is looking for more great ideas. ...

Pinning oilcloth together can be tricky. You can leave puncture marks that may never go away. So here are some tricks of the trade. Cloths...

Oilcloth can not be pressed with an iron in most cases. You can use a very low temp iron on the back side but I really don't suggest i...

When sewing with oilcloth it is as important to have the right presser foot. Oilcloth has tendency to crawl and to not want to stay put, th...

Let's get this party started! OCA sewing tips are here to help you make the best oilcloth project possible! As in all sewing you have t...