Janine from Heidi in Lederhosen shows how to make a cute heart-shaped drawstring pouch.  This would be a sweet way to package a special gift!  Get the tutorial.

[photo from Heidi in Lederhosen]

Amy from Positively Splendid guest blogs over at Tatertots & Jello with a tutorial showing how to make this fabulous Mod Peacock throw pillow.  The bold peacock feather design is made with a combination of freezer paper stencil and applique.  … Read More...

Sew4Home shows how to make their Market Tote with ruffled ribbon on the handles and ties.  The outside is made from a solid fabric paired with a fun cotton print.  It’s lined on the inside, with a patch pocket to … Read More...

Megan Nielsen guest blogs in the Comfy Sews vs. Cozy Knits series by luvinthemommyhood (presented at the blog Versus) with a tutorial showing how to make a day-to-night reversible skirt with scallops around the hem.  Use a casual fabric … Read More...

Buffy from Passionate Design guest blogs in the Comfy Sews vs. Cozy Knits series at luvinthemommyhood (and showcased at the blog Versus) with a tutorial showing how to make a drawstring bag to hold a knitting project.  This would … Read More...

It’s no secret that I love trimming my projects with bias tape.  And even better than the packaged bias tape that you buy in the store is the stuff you make yourself.  The store is limited to just a handful … Read More...

Anne from Blue Milk and Cookies shares a tutorial showing how to make this sweet little mini picnic mat.  It’s sized just right for two little bodies to share a bite to eat out in the lawn or at the … Read More...

Destri from The Mother Huddle shows how to make pinwheel hair clips.  The little fabric pinwheels are easily made and are sooo cute in little girls’ hair!  Get the tute.

[photo from The Mother Huddle]

Magdalena from The Craft Revival created this awesome throw pillow out of a thrifted tea towel, and shares a tutorial showing how she did it.  Get the how-to.

[photo from The Craft Revival]

Prudent Baby shows how to make pleated drapes.  The pleating looks difficult, but it’s made easy with the help of pleat tape and special pleater hooks.   Get the tutorial.

[photo from Prudent Baby]

Felt is a great choice for small sewing projects.  The edges don’t fray so you can just cut out the shapes and stitch them together.  On the other hand, it can be a little tricky to get an accurate cut … Read More...

Twig and Toadstool shows how to make a simple no-sew tutu.  Long strips of tulle are looped around a piece of elastic to make a full tutu skirt.  She added long strips of ribbon for a little extra bit of … Read More...

Cheri from I Am Momma, Hear Me Roar guest blogs in luvinthemommyhood’s Comfy Sews vs. Cozy Knits series (showcased at the blog Versus) with a tutorial showing how she made this chevron tee.  The chevron stripes are stitched only … Read More...