These little fabric headbands are the perfect little hair accessory.  With this simple headband tutorial from Blue Bird Studio, you can make one to match every outfit.

Looking for more headband sewing patterns? Check these designs out on Etsy.

This bacon is naturally fat-free, the caffeine-free coffee loses no style point, and this hamburger won’t clog anyone’s arteries.  And it’s all deliciously cute to boot!  Check out the fabric food play set made by This is Love Forever and … Read More...

 Still in the mode of organizing, it being the New Year and all, I found this fabric bucket tutorial offered by pippiejoe diary particularly appealing.  The construction is fairly simple, but the possibilities are endless.  Use them for fruit, for … Read More...

Say you have a shirt that’s almost perfect – except for the absence of a front pocket.  Say you want to add a pocket to said shirt.  But suppose that this almost perfect shirt is storebought, which means that you … Read More...

 My House Boutique has a free pattern to make this cute little smock for your even cuter little one.  She claims it can be made in 30 minutes, and judging from the simple construction I believe her.  My little one … Read More...

Get a handle on all the mess in the back of your car with these handy car organizers.  Even if you’re not a neat freak at heart, you can look like you are with these babies tied to the backs … Read More...

  Owls and moose and squirrels, oh my!  Red Fish Circle gives a preview of her new Forest Fun fabric line from Robert Kaufman.  See her blog post about it here, or view the whole collection side by side on Flickr.

  I think this may be one of the most unusual – and yet strangely most appropriate – teacher gift’s I’ve seen.  Katie Did made stuffies of her daughter’s teachers using Bubble Jet Set to print the images on to fabric.  … Read More...

    Start your New Year’s organizational kick with this purse organizer.  Find out how to make a super-simple purse organizer at The Giving Flower, and say goodbye to digging through crumbled grocery receipts and cracker crumbs to find your cell … Read More...

 So you’ve finished making that new coat (or shirt, or dress, or skirt) using a store-bought pattern, and it’s time to put away all your materials.  The scraps into the scrap bin, the scissors into the sewing box.  But what … Read More...

   Dana at Made shows off a really cool way to “dress up” a baby’s onesie.  A snip here, some elastic there, add a gathered skirt, and your onesie is now a dress with coordinating diaper cover.  Tres cute!  See the … Read More...