This might look like a just a pretty little dish, but it’s actually a magnetic dish to hold your sewing pins.  Magnets on the under side of the dish keep the pins stuck to the dish.  Alyssa from Elemental Carbon … Read More...

Amber from Crazy Little Projects shows how to make hooded towels that look like Angry Birds.  She made a set for her boys, and immediately became the coolest mom – ever.  You can make them from a towel and a … Read More...

Jessica Skibicki from Sew Crafted shares a tutorial at The Pellon Blog showing how to make a make-up brush roll.  The fabric organizer has a row of pockets just the right size to hold your make-up brushes.  It rolls up … Read More...

Max from Max California guest blogs in the Sew In Tune series at Boy, Oh Boy, Oh Boy! with a tutorial showing how to alter a child’s raglan sleeve t-shirt pattern to turn it into an old-school collegiate jacket.  The … Read More...

If you have an embroidery machine, you can use it to stitch on to wood to make a cute monogrammed pendant.  How cool is that!  You’ll need thin balsa wood for this project.  Rachel from Handmade Charlotte shares a tutorial … Read More...

Surayya from Blissful Sewing shows how you can make this girl’s ruffle embellished tee out of two plain t-shirts.  She bought two matching shirts on clearance, one for the base shirt and one for the ruffles, but you could also … Read More...

Lizzie B. from Cotton & Curls shows how to make a little boy’s bow tie.  The bow at the front is sewn together rather than tied.  Velcro at the back makes an easy on, easy off bit of neckwear.  Go … Read More...

Ever feel like you need an advanced engineering degree to thread your serger?  If so, Palak from Make It Handmade has some help for you.  She shares a tutorial showing how to thread your serger.  The step-by-step full color photos … Read More...

Autie from iCandy Handmade had a much-loved cardigan that had reached the end of its days, so she made a pattern from it and made herself 5 new cardigans with the same shape.  AND she shares the pattern (adult size … Read More...

You might need a full size ironing board for your laundry room, but for pressing seams open a smaller ironing board might be just the thing.  Instead of having to get up and walk across the room to use the … Read More...

Sewing with a twin needle requires you to use two spools of thread.  Most sewing machines have a spot to hold that second spool of thread.  They don’t always make them that noticeable, so you might have to hunt for … Read More...

Jenny from I Heart Jenny’s Art shows how you can make a dress with a cut out above the chest.  It’s a small cut out that doesn’t reveal too much at all, but packs some sex appeal just the same.  … Read More...

Bari J. finishes up her 14 Days of LillyBelle series with a project inspired by back-to-school paperwork.  She shows how to  make fabric file folio that’s a much more attractive way to store papers than a plain manila envelope.  The … Read More...

Mira from Sewing The Littleheart Collection shows how you can combine applique and shirring to create cute gathered designs.  She used them as insets on overalls for babies and toddlers.  They’d also be cute shirred bodices for little girl dresses.  … Read More...

This vanity make-up table is made gorgeous by the voile table skirt and the laminated cotton covering.  The voile drapes beautifully for the skirt, and the laminated table cover easily wipes clean.  Sew4Home shows how to make one.  Go to … Read More...

The 2-in-1 Sewing Challenge over at Ricochet and Away! has moved from the entry phase into the voting phase.  The challenge was to create one item that had two uses.  Even if you didn’t enter the challenge, head over there … Read More...

Got Olympic fever?  Vanessa from Crafty Gemini shares a video tutorial on her blog showing how to make a Union Jack pillow.  You could also use the pieced flag as a cool applique on a t-shirt or bag.  Go to … Read More...