Handmade gifts are the best, aren’t they? Here’s a Big Pocket Baby Clutch –something you can whip up quickly when a friend is having a baby. Just toss in a few diapers and wipes and you’ve got the most thoughtful gift at the shower!
This Reversible Stay On Bib is perfect for babies and toddlers who don’t like to keep their bibs on. It also works perfectly for crawling babies as it doesn’t get in the way of those crawling hands and knees. This pattern has been designed with beginning sewers in mind with … Continue reading
Fold Flat Lunch Bag Here’s a tutorial on how to make a Fold Flat Lunch Bag which is a pouch for food which folds out flat into a mat to eat from. It’s very versatile, useful and hygienic. I’m sure you would prefer you kids eating off a surface like this … Continue reading
I am so thrilled with how this top turned out. The A-line shape is so flattering, and I’ll take a stripe and floral combo any day. I am even more excited to share my original pattern with you!! The pattern is available as a free download, but it is currently … Continue reading
Knit fabric can be tricky to sew, but makes for the most versatile and comfortable garments. These 10 must-know tips take all the pain out of sewing knits and make it just as easy as any other fabric!
There are various ways to put lining to a bag. Here you’ll learn how to add lining to a bag through an easy method that works for almost any style of purse.
Wanna sew a super adorable and fun skirt? Learn how to make a bubble skirt that is both flattering and comfortable.
Fall has arrived, and it feels great to trade in shorts for sweaters, jackets, and jeans! One of the hottest denim trends right now is distressed jeans, and I’m a big fan! Today I’m sharing a how to distress jeans tutorial, and you’ll spending a fraction of what you’d pay … Continue reading
This needed to be a “real-man” peg bag. Manly, sturdy, durable, tough. And then it came to me. What is manly, sturdy, durable, tough??Denim, of course. Recycled … up-cycled, whichever you prefer, denim. But what about the design? My collection of old jeans gave me the solution.
Can you imagine what it must’ve been like to wear clothes long ago, before there was any elastic? Sure, there were buttons and laces to tie up, but my favorite garment fasteners, elastic and zippers, are relatively new inventions. I can’t even begin to imagine how hard it must’ve been … Continue reading
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