To organize and declutter small toys in your house, this is the perfect tutorial for you –a simple drawstring bag with a view! Because this small sewing project uses only regular shapes like squares and rectangles, you can measure and cut the pieces of this simple drawstring bag without a sewing … Continue reading
This seahorse plush is such a fun project. There are 2 versions of this pattern. The first one is the original Seahorse as pictured above…it has longer curly tail which is extremely difficult to turn if you don’t have a loop turner! And the version 2, a stubbier and shorter … Continue reading
Padded hangers are excellent for maintaining the shape of delicate garments. Though store-bought versions are readily available, durable ones can be difficult to find, and the choices of fabrics and colors are limited. The hangers pictured here are attractive enough to give as gifts and are quite simple to make. … Continue reading
Looking for a way to keep your passport protected and clean on your travels and adventures? Check out this quick and easy sewing project. This passport holder fits one single passport. Use a different fabric for each member of your family so you can easily hand the correct one out … Continue reading
Are you planning to sew something for your kids this coming Christmas? Well, this Santa Sack should be added to your list! It’s time to use some Christmas fabrics that you’ve collected and transform them into something amazing. You will need: 1.5 meters of your favorite Christmas fabric 1.2 meters of … Continue reading
Do you own a ukulele? Maybe it’s time to make some awesome bag for it! This ukulele case is also a perfect gift for your family or loved ones who own one. Since ukuleles come in four different sizes, there is no one size fits all approach to the pattern. … Continue reading
Materials List 1 yard lightweight flannel fabric (will make approx. 10-12 pads) 1/2 yard 100% cotton quilt batting, low loft without scrim (ex: “Warm & Natural”) Size 14 (Denim) needle Each pad consists of 2 outer layers of flannel and 4 pieces of lining made from cotton quilt batting. Pattern measures approximately 7 … Continue reading
If you’re just learning to sew, a pot holder pattern is a great place to start. I remember way back in junior high school when I was learning to sew, one of the first beginner sewing projects our teacher has us sew was a pot holder pattern. When I reflect on this project, … Continue reading
What better way to decorate your Christmas table, than with one of these easy to make, six-sided, padded Christmas tree decoration! There are some fantastic Christmas cotton prints around so plenty of reasons to get in the festive mood. What you need: Fabric – 2-3 Fat Quarters Fabric Scissors Pins … Continue reading
This Circle Zip Earbud Pouch is definitely simple to make, and a little more fun than the typical rectangular zippered pouch! A perfect gift for teenage cousins or nieces or girlfriends or even teacher gifts. Fun, quick, and cute! It doesn’t take very much fabric so you could even use scraps! … Continue reading
