New Season of 'Behind the Seams' Offers Expert Sewing Tutorials

Newly released online video sewing tutorials offer viewers new membership plans.

Cleveland (PRWEB) April 21, 2008 -- Sometimes, the secret to success is in the smallest of details. When it comes to sewing, those details can get even smaller.

Now Sewing, an online support community for sewing enthusiasts, has the answer for anyone who wants to learn more about quilting, crafting, sewing or embroidery: "Behind the Seams," a series of webisodes featuring a variety of expert sewing tips and techniques. The newly released 2008 season is airing on the Now Sewing website, with new webisodes released every two weeks. www.nowsewing.net (http://www.nowsewing.net)

The new season brings with it a few changes in how its audience can view each webisode. Now, four subscription options with varying price levels are available for those interested in viewing full lessons:

Community Membership, with free access to "Behind the Seams" complimentary webisodes only

Gold Membership, featuring unlimited access to 2008 full-length webisodes, which feature 10- to 30-minute lessons, during the 2008 season

Platinum Membership, with unlimited access to all 2008 and 2007 full-length webisodes, as well as the ability to download all bonus projects for the 2008 and 2007 seasons, during the 2008 season

Pay Per View Membership, allowing viewers to select individual "Behind the Seams" webisodes for unlimited viewing for 24 hours.

"We received a lot of feedback from the community and realized there was great demand for viewing entire episodes online," said Sara Boughner, host of "Behind the Seams (http://nowsewing.net/index/behindseams)." "Creating the new membership plans allows each sewing enthusiast to pick the plan that's right for her or him."

What has remained the same is the quality of each webisode. "Behind the Seams" continues to offer a variety of sewing techniques on a wide range of topics, including quilting and quilt writing, fabric selection and machine embroidery. "Sewlebrities" teach viewers with step-by-step demonstrations, offering their expertise on everything from machine stitch manipulation to tote bag design.

2008 Sewlebrities include: Valori Wells, Sonja Moen, Amy Stalp and Ellen March, Donna Babylon, Eileen Roche, Lynda Howell, Elinor Peace Bailey, Jeanne Perrine, Mary Fisher, Jane Garrison, Vickie Paullus and Sue Spargo.

About Now Sewing

Now Sewing is an online community of support for sewing enthusiasts of all skill levels. Website users are encouraged to leave sewing tips and techniques (http://nowsewing.net/index/tips)with photos of their creations, allowing others to learn from their successes.

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