Alexis from My Mama Made It shows how to refashion an adult button-down shirt into a kid’s jumper.  The plaid shirt in the example works well for back-t0-school fashion.  Jumpers are my favorite way to do dresses for my daughter because…

KojoDesigns shows how you can repurpose a t-shirt into a comfy pair of lounge pants for your toddler.  Go to the tutorial.

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Kim from 4 Crazy Kings made this sparkletastic tiara t-shirt for her daughter to wear on her birthday.  She made the applique from strips of felt stitched with sequins.  Find out how to make one at 4 Crazy Kings.

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Oilcloth Addict shows how to make this small circular tablecloth.  Because the oilcloth won’t fray, you don’t have to hem.  A perfect no-sew project!  Use a black & white print to create a backdrop for your Halloween decorations.  Go to the…

Melissa Mortenson from The Polka Dot Chair shares a tutorial for this lovely little girl’s twirly skirt.  She calls it Sydney’s Skirt, and the styling is boutique-worthy.  It features a lining edged with a ruffle that peeks out the bottom of…

Just in time for your Halloween sewing projects, Wee Folk Art shares a tutorial for making a pirate vest and shirt.   The resulting costume is far cooler than anything you’d buyat the costume shop, and you won’t spend $29.95 for a…

Skip to My Lou has created a downloadable bear softie design that you can download, print onto fabric, and sew into your own bear softie.  She’s offering it for free download.  You can purchase printable fabric, or you can follow her directions…

Inspired by a similar shirt in a mini boden catalog, Mique from 30Days made this stenciled and appliqed t-shirt for her son.  She shares a tutorial so you can make one, too.  Get the how to.

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From now until December 23, 2009, you can download a free pattern for this cowl neck shirt by HotPatterns.com at Fabric.com.  Additionally, Fabric.com has marked all patterns by HotPatterns.com 15% off until September 28, 2009.  Go to the free pattern.

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Maggie from Smashed Peas and Carrots shows how to make what she calls “The Easiest Child’s Belt Ever” – a simple d-ring belt using webbing that you can buy by the yard.  The d-ring fastener means that the size is adjustable and…