Jen from Just another day in the lives of… shows the diaper clutch and changing pad that she made from a placemat.  A placemat, elastic, and a button are all you need to make one.  There’s not a tutorial, but it’s a…

Bubble Jet set and iron-on transfers are two common ways of printing your own fabric at home.  But which one is best?  It turns out that it depends on your project.  Maitreya from craftlog.org gives a side-by-side comparison of the strengths…

CraftStylish shows how to make this cool interlocking scallop detailing for a skirt front.  The success of the project hinges on sewing accurate curves, so this is probably best suited for someone with more advanced sewing skills.  Go to the tutorial.

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You can make this “Baking Day” apron with a tutorial from Disney at Ruffles and Stuff.  Make one to wear the next time you’re baking up a mess of goodies in the kitchen.  Or, make one to hang in the…

Ruth from Adventures with a Sewing Machine made this hoodie for her son out of one of his old fleece baby blankets.  (The fleece baby blankets do tend to multiply, don’t they?)  She wrote up a tutorial showing how she did it.  If…

Sheri Howard shares a tutorial on Moda Bakeshop for these vintage-inspired ric rac tea towels.  Doesn’t this just make you want to don the high heels and bake a cherry pie?  Get the how-to.

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Dorinda from Flower Girl Designs has just added the pattern for this oilcloth portfolio to her Etsy shop.  This baby sports a pocket that holds a legal pad, several large pockets where you  can slide in a notebook, as well as…

Marisa from The Mama Dramalogues shares a tutorial for making an easy two-tier skirt for little girls.  The skirts can be made in 20 minutes, which makes this a great rainy day activity.  Let your child pick out her own fabric, as Marisa…

Jenny from The Kerr Family Blog shows what can be done with an 80’s style child’s dress when the fabric is lovely but the dress is… not.  She turned a fashion villian into this Little Hardy Heroine jacket.  Brilliant!!  Read all…

Julie-k created this pretty skirt for her daughter out of a beloved, but outgrown, dress.  By cutting it in two and turning it into a twirly skirt, she was able to extend the life of the garment.  This refashioning method…

HomeSpun Threads shows how to turn a tea candle holder into a lovely little footed pincushion.  Get the how-to.

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