Quilted Christmas Tree Ornaments: a 10 minute scrap make
The Seaman Mom shows how to build little tree ornaments from quilted fabric scraps. You cut the branches with pinking shears, edge stitch them and chain sew the…
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The Seaman Mom shows how to build little tree ornaments from quilted fabric scraps. You cut the branches with pinking shears, edge stitch them and chain sew the…
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Heather Handmade walks you through simple fall placemats in seasonal quilting cotton with a layer of interfacing. It is a beginner friendly project and a quick way to…
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The Seaman Mom shows you how to turn a simple pillowcase into a charming half apron in about ten minutes, a fast upcycle with basic sewing skills. Starting…
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The Seaman Mom shows you how to sew practical hot pads with no binding at all, so you can skip the fiddly bias tape and still get a…
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Agnes Creates shows how to upcycle old jeans into stuffed denim pumpkins with felt leaves and hemp-cord stems, using free templates and simple zigzag stitching. The last life…
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Happiest Camper shares an easy way to sew reusable cloth napkins. Each one is stitched right sides together, turned through a small gap and topstitched, so there are…
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Melly Sews shows how to turn a strip of fabric, some stuffing and a cinnamon stick into a soft little pumpkin. There is only one seam, so you…
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The Seaman Mom shares a speedy tutorial for a comfy cat bed you can sew in about ten minutes, a custom spot that matches your home decor perfectly.…
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The Seaman Mom shows you how to sew reusable microwavable hand warmers, the perfect quick fix for cold hands and a lovely little gift for the colder months.…
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So Sew Easy shares Mayra’s unisex pajama pattern from her Feelings collection, starting with the pajama top and built entirely around comfort and warmth. I designed these for…
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