A patchwork rainbow adds some bright and happy to a plain hand towel.  How would this be for a kid’s bathroom!  Or, you could make the patchwork in any color scheme to match any bathroom decor.  Stacey from Boy, Oh … Read More...

Rachel from Family Ever After guest blogs in the Sewing for Me! series at KojoDesigns with a how-to for making a shirred sundress.  The stripes in the fabric provide perfect stitching lines for her shirring.  (No having to measure or … Read More...

Jessica from Me Sew Crazy shares a free pattern on her blog for a pair of baby boy pants that you can make out of an old t-shirt.  She adds contrast stitching down the front and around the knees.  The … Read More...

I am the absolute worst at keeping up with the lens cap for my camera!  In fact, I have one lens that’s sitting capless in my camera bag because the lens cap has disappeared somewhere into the abyss of my … Read More...

Stacie fromStars for Streetlights  shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to shrink a button-down shirt into a smaller size.  This works best for shirts that are just a size or two too big.  Get the tute.… Read More...

Jess from  Bits for Babyand Craftiness Is Not Optional shares a tutorial showing how to make her Peaches and Cream dress for little girls.  This would make a gorgeous Easter dress!  The bodice of the short-sleeved dress is embellished … Read More...

Ashley from Lil Blue Boo created this cute little skirt out of a pair of dishtowels.  The dishtowels make quick work of sewing, since they’re already hemmed.  She used some dishtowels printed with bunnies and Easter eggs to make an … Read More...

Heidi from Sew.Craft.Create. shows how to roll and twist fabric strips into a gorgeous sunburst flower.  She used hers to make an embellishment for a headband, but you could also add a pin back to make a brooch.  Get the … Read More...

Maureen Cracknell Handmadeis hosting a giveaway for one of her sponsors, Modern Fabrics.  One of her readers will win 3 yards of organic fabric from their shop (up to a $30 value).   You can choose from Amy Butler’s … Read More...

Jen from iCandy Handmade guest blogs in the Sewing for Me! series at Kojodesigns with a tutorial showing how to make her Hopscotch Skirt.  It’s a gathered skirt with a wide waist band and a sash that ties at the … Read More...

Sally from Charity Shop Chic turned a thrifted skirt into the gorgeous Grace Kelly-inspired dress you see here.  The curved piecing at the bodice is utterly fabulous!  Proper fit is critical in a dress like this, and it took a … Read More...

Shabby Mom of 2 shows how to personalize a basic baby onesie by adding rows of ruffles across the bum.  It’s a quick project, and would make a fantastic baby gift.  Or, if you have a little baby of your … Read More...

Stef from girl.inspired shows how she made her Shirred Circus Dress.  This is such a pretty dress!  It’s cut like a peasant dress, but uses shirring instead of an elastic casings.  The shirring makes this a quick sew, too.  (She … Read More...

Terra from Mama Says Sew created a twirly ruffle shirt for her little girl, and she shares a tutorial showing how she did it.  The shirt was inspired by a shirt she saw on Pinterest and the cascading ruffles technique … Read More...