Christine from From an Igloo shows how to make this handy organizer for your child’s art supplies.  Pockets for markers, crayons, and coloring books (or pads of paper) keep everything all together and portable.  Go to the tutorial.

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The folks at Oliver + S are giving a  sneak peak of their new patterns for Spring 2010.  New this season are The Music Class Blouse and Skirt, The Sketchbook Shirt and Shorts, and The Ice Cream Dress.  Get the … Read More...

Kiama from Mud Puddles & Daisies shares a tutorial for a diaper clutch that was clearly designed with mama in mind.  The handle makes it carry like a purse – just grab it up and go.  Go the tutorial.… Read More...

Lookie at the bucket hat that Evyline Alexandra from Petite Crafterella’s Wardrobe made from an old pair of jeans plus a fat quarter for the lining.  My favorite part is the repurposed diamante trim.  She cut them from the back … Read More...

Martina from Confessions of a Sewing Addict continues her search for the perfect bag, this time with her Simply tote.  She claims that this is still not the perfect bag, though with a zippered top, two large outside pockets, and … Read More...

Lia from Lia’s Space shares a tutorial for making this scrap-happy scaley zippered pouch.  I love the mix of color and print!!  The individual scales are made from scraps of fabric.  Dig through your scrap bin and make yourself a … Read More...

Carrie from This Mama Makes Stuff guest blogs over at Somewhat Simple with a tutorial showing how to make a baby bonnet out of a vintage handkerchief.  What a sweet, sweet gift this would make! Go to the tutorial.… Read More...

Dorinda from Flower Girl Designs shares a tutorial on her blog for making this clear vinyl and ric-rac Business Card Pouch.  Cute, cute!!  Go to the tutorial.

[photo from Flower Girl Designs]

Click over to Simply Modern Mom to find out how you cansew a travel placemat.  It includes pockets sized just the right size for napkin, flatware, and a plate, and it rolls up and ties closed for easy transport.  A … Read More...

Cheri from I Am Momma Hear Me Roar shows how she made this one-of-a-kind tough-guy t-shirt for her little boy using both bleach and stenciling.  I love how she layered the designs!!  The scrolly design is the perfect complement to … Read More...

Jane from Maiden Jane  shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make an apron out of an upcycled or recycled burlap coffee sack.  I love the look of the burlap combined with bold graphics!!  If the pattern is … Read More...

Christie from Lemon Squeezy Shop and A Lemon Squeezy Home shares a tutorial for sewing a basket that hangs from the handlebars of a child’s bike.  The large, open shape means there’s plenty of room to bring a favorite stuffed … Read More...

Ashley from Lil Blue Boo  shows how to add rhinestone bling to a sewing project.  It’s amazing how a little sparkle can elevate a shirt from one that a little girl likes a lot, to one that she insists on … Read More...

Connie from Clothmatters shares a free pattern for her Missy Cottontail doll.  She holds a large Easter egg in her hands.  Make this sweet bunny softie as an Easter gift or leave off the egg and make it as a … Read More...

Sara from Flannel Queen  and My Fabric Obsession shows how you can use fusible webbing applique to rescue an ink-stained shirt.  Or a chocolate milk stained shirt.  Or a magic marker stained shirt.  Or a grass stained shirt.  Or… You … Read More...

Larissa from mmmcrafts shows how to turn last year’s boot cut jeans into this year’s skinny jeans.  It’s as simple as sewing two seams.  Go to the tutorial.

[photo by Larissa Holland at mmmcrafts]

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