Here’s a cable or gadget accessories cosy that can hang neatly under your desk and come out with you when you need to travel with your tech. Making this cable cosy is easy!
This crayon tote bag could fit an entire coloring book or sticker book. It makes car rides, restaurants or other outings a little easier and Mom doesn’t have to remember to cut up some more paper! Plus, kids love to be able to be in charge of what toys they bring.
Here’s a free pattern for the owl iPad and Tablet stand. Make them up in any fabric you like. This is an easy pattern suitable for beginners. Tutorial and instructions are available with detailed photos for you to make a professional-looking item in no time. Make a robust yet eye-catching tablet … Continue reading
You’ll love this tutorial if you’re looking for something different for this Easter. It’s a kind of Fabric Easter Egg made with fabric scraps and it has a zipper, so you can put a surprise toy inside. This is a wonderful project for beginners but it would also be fun … Continue reading
Headbands are in trends nowadays. It is a perfect pair for outfits, especially for teens and fashionista girls. This would be a great idea as a gift, too! Very easy to make.
Here’s a unique idea of making a slip cover for your baby carrier. You can make a stylish one based on your preferred design or style. It can be slipped off and wash easily.
Here’s an easy pattern with detailed instructions for a classic men’s necktie. You only need one yard of tie fabric and one yard of lining fabric, then a small piece of twill tape or ribbon for tie keeper. Check the FREE pattern and tutorial HERE.
Lining adds body and volume to a skirt or dress, but it can get tricky when it involves adding a zipper. Here’s how to sew a zipper into a lined skirt the easy way. Get the FREE tutorial HERE.
You can now make your maternity pants! Sewing this could only take you 20 minutes. No need to buy for expensive ones. Plus, it could also be a great gift for your family or friends who are pregnant.
In this third and final part of the Small Backpack Pattern sew along, we’re going to be sewing the applied pocket and doing the final assembly of the bag. Hopefully, everyone has been following along from Part 1, where we cut the small backpack pattern, attached the outside zipper, added … Continue reading
