I have noticed that monogramming has taken off in a BIG way in the last few years. Another trend that my daughter turned me on to last year is the cork trend. It seems that there is cork popping up everywhere lately. It’s a fun trend that I have no problem … Continue reading
Handles are one of the most important features in a bag. Learn the easiest method to make corded bag handles with webbing!
I recently had a request to sew up a couple of casserole carriers. I knew I had already found a few patterns on Pinterest and had saved them to my easy sewing projects board. You never know when a great idea you see on Pinterest is going to come in … Continue reading
I had a few traditional zipper pouches, but they were too small and too hard to open with one hand while juggling a baby. So, I created these stiff, easy to open organizing pouches to keep everything in one spot. The vertical tabs make it easy to keep things separated, … Continue reading
Denim is one of my favorite fabrics to wear. It’s also a fabric with endless refashioning possibilities. I upcycled a denim shirt it into a tote bag. Instead of a shirt, using jeans it’s also a great idea. A super easy project that can be finished in about two hours. … Continue reading
This zipper pouch tutorial is also perfect for beginner sewists that are not too confident in using zippers on larger projects like skirts, blouses or dresses. Making your own pouches means you get to pick the fabric you like and choose the size you need. MATERIALS: 2 strips of fabric … Continue reading
few days ago, I found this denim fabric basket ideal where you can recycle/upcycle using the legs of an old pair of jeans. These denim fabric baskets are just so quick and easy to make. Here’s the how to, so you can make your own denim fabric baskets using pre-loved jeans. … Continue reading
You know that a girl can never have to many bags and the more zippers the better! Well now you can chose from more than 30 free zipper pouch tutorials to make sure you find the one that’s just right for you…
The skirt is a size 6 and suddenly I had this fun idea of making a bag with it! Ha! That does sound funny although the bag is now usable for Halloween seasons to come. Plus I used an old cloth belt my son wouldn’t wear anymore. It is a … Continue reading
The technique sashiko originates from Japan. Centuries ago, Japanese peasants used a running-stitch technique to patch worn clothes. Cloth and thread were scarce and therefore mending highly valuable.
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