LiEr from Ikat Bag has just finished up her blog series on summer skirts. The series of six tutorials show how to make a classic gathered skirt, a tiered skirt, a gathered panel skirt, a fitted panel … Read More...
Tutorial: Bandana pillow
Sometimes the simplest projects are also the most striking. This is certainly true with this bandana pillow by Cut Out + Keep user craftalien. The square pillow really shows off the detailing on the bandana. Get the how-to.
[photo from Cut Out…
Tutorial: Friendship hair band from old t-shirts
Tutorial: Friendship hair band from old t-shirts
Pickles shows how to make this hair band from old t-shirts. She cut long strips of knit and them knotted them like a friendship bracelet. Get the how-to.
[photo from Pickles]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, friendship, headband, hair, band, t-shirt, … Read More...
Lookie what she made: Ruffled toddler dress!
Jessica from Happy Together made this ruffled dress for her little girl – from a t-shirt. She cut a basic tank from the body of the tee, and then sewed ruffled strips down the chest. She also created a headband … Read More...
Lookie what she made: Ruffled toddler dress!
Jessica from Happy Together made this ruffled dress for her little girl - from a t-shirt. She cut a basic tank from the body of the tee, and then sewed ruffled strips down the chest. She also created a headband and…
Tutorial: 3-D Flower Applique, Week 3
Tutorial: Jeans twirly skirt
Ashley from Make It and Love It guest blogs over at U Create with a tutorial for making this jeans twirly skirt. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from U Create]
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Tutorial: Child’s superhero mask from felt
Tutorial: Removing a gap at the back of jeans
If your jeans have a little gap at the back of the waist, then you, my girl, are built with curves that your jeans just can’t handle. I know, cause I’m built with them, too.
Rian from Presser Foot shows how you…
Tutorial: Reversible tote bag
Skip to My Lou shows how to make this reversible tote bag. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Skip to My Lou]
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Tutorial: Reversible tote bag
Skip to My Lou shows how to make this reversible tote bag. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Skip to My Lou]
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Tutorial: Fabric-covered hair clip
Mairuru shows how to make these fabric-covered hair clips. It’s all hand stitching, which means that it’s a portable project. I’ll be bringing some of these along with me when I take my daughter to the park or to the pool. …
Tutorial: Small table drape
If you’re having a festive (and very color-coordinated) patio party, you can’t have your occasional table sitting out there naked, can you? Sew4Home contines their Patio Party series with a tutorial showing how to make a quick cover to drape over…
Tutorial: Small table drape
If you’re having a festive (and very color-coordinated) patio party, you can’t have your occasional table sitting out there naked, can you? Sew4Home contines their Patio Party series with a tutorial showing how to make a quick cover to drape … Read More...
Tutorial: Felt flower earbud cover
Tutorial: Inserting an invisible zipper into a side seam
Jennifer Stern from J. Stern Designs shows how to insert an invisible zipper into a side seam. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from J. Stern Designs]
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Tutorial: Summer sundress with pleated top
Craftster user Pink Hickey shows how she made this summer sundress. The top is darted and pleated for a perfect fit. She calls it the Dragon Dress, after the print on the fabric. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Craftster]
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Sewing Pattern:: Summer sundress with pleated top
Craftster user Pink Hickey shows how she made this summer sundress. The top is darted and pleated for a perfect fit. She calls it the Dragon Dress, after the print on the fabric. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from … Read More...
Tutorial: Fabric strawberries – yum!
One of my favorite things about summer is that strawberries are in season and are plentiful. With this tutorial at Moda Bake Shop (written by Vanessa of V and Co.), you can have strawberries year-round. No, you can’t eat them, … Read More...

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