Look at what Veronica Darling made!  It’s a super-chic dress made from a vintage tablecloth.  Get the details here and here.  [via Wardrobe Refashion.]

Grace Violet has a good idea for repurposing.  A little snip here and a bit of ribbon sewn there, and she turned a pair of her daughter’s leggings into a pair of bloomers that can be worn underneath twirly skirts … Read More...

Debbie’s Sewing Projects has a technique to take the frustration out of turning under the edges of a curved patch pocket.  She uses fusible interfacing.  Now isn’t that smart??  Get the tutorial.

The Moda Bake Shop has a tutorial to make a baby bip and burp cloth set.  This is the perfect baby shower gift! Get the tutorial.

Looking for more baby Bib patterns? Check these sewing patterns out on Etsy… Read More...

Sewing faux fur can be a real challenge.  I’ve only attempted it once, and let’s just say it was less than spectacular.  BurdaStyle has some tips to help make it a little easier.  Get the tips!

Bean bag chairs are so much fun!  Michael Miller fabrics has a tutorial to make your own, so now you can have one made in the fabrics you love.  Get the tutorial from their blog, Making it Fun.  [found via … Read More...

When she was a baby, some of my daughter’s favorite toys were the soft fabric blocks my mother gave her.  She loved the texture and the patterns, and I loved the fact that she could chew on them all day … Read More...

Need a quick last-minute Valentine’s Day gift?  This tutorial from Just Deanna should fit the bill.  She shows how to make a heating pad from a sock.  Brilliant!  Get the tutorial.

Show some love to the feline in your life by making a catnip pillow.  She’ll love you for it!  Craft Leftovers has instructions to show you how.  Get the tutorial.

Tweet, tweet, need a Valentine’s gift that’s sweet?  Try sewing this sweet lovebird stuffie with the free pattern offered by Molly Chicken.  He’s quick to make, easy to cuddle, and even sports a pocket where you can stash a sweet … Read More...

Losing a tooth is a big event for a child, so give them a special place for them to leave their tooth for the tooth fairy.  Larrissa at mmmcrafts offers a free pattern to make this tooth fairy pillow.  I … Read More...

Oliver + S posed that question last week on their blog, and got a wide range of answers.  Go read the responses (Part 1 and Part 2).  I bet you’ll see yourself in each and every answer.

Here’s a quick sewing project for a little girl.  It’s an easy ruffled skirt, compliments of Vively Online.  Get the tutorial.

Adventures from the Sewing Studio shows how to make these reversible craft aprons for kids.  Get the tutorial.