Wee Folk Art shows how to make this mini fabric braided rug using your scrap fabric.  The small size (less than 5″) makes it a perfect coaster.  It would also make a great rug for a child’s dollhouse.  Go to the…

Elizabeth from Absinthe and Orange created this stunning refashioned tunic from a Punjabi top and a silk sweater.  I love the muted tones and the mix of textures!  If this inspires you to make one, too, then check out her tutorial showing…

Christine from Christine Sews tells how to make purse straps out of pleather.  Sure, you can buy them already made, but then your choices are fairly limited. Make them yourself and make them the color and length that best suits your project. …

Infarrantly Creative guest-blogs on U Create with a tutorial showing how to make this kid’s travel pillow.  It wraps around the child’s neck to offer support while he sleeps.  The plush is soft on the neck, and the stuffed animal head will…

Kellie from Greenhab and Green Phone Booth shares a tutorial on Make It From Scratch showing how to make this sleep mask.  This would make an awesome Christmas gift.  Get busy making them now, and you’ll have your Christmas list knocked before Halloween…

At our house, we’ve moved almost exclusively to cloth napkins.  They’re softer, they’re cheaper, and they’re better for the environment.  Usually we just use random napkins that I’ve purchased at yard sales, but for nicer family dinners something a little…

Do you have a free spirited little one who likes to wander away from you in stores or at parks? Vegbee from Blueprints did, and she fashioned a jingle bell cuff to help keep up with her.  It proved so successful that…

If your child makes a mess during art projects, check out this tutorial by Kristin from Lu Bird Baby.  She shows how to refashion an adult t-shirt into a kid’s art apron.  The stretchy t-shirt neck makes it easy to put…

Silje from We’re taking over the world and making it sooooo cute!!! shows how to make a quick wallet from felt.  The edges of the felt won’t ravel, which means that you don’t have worry about finishing them.  Go to the tutorial.

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