This kitty tote has it all – a cat face on the front, a cat tail on the back, and best of all four kitty paws hanging from the bottom!  I call it my Paws And All tote and I’ve … Read More...

Tassels are everywhere this season, why not on the hem of your jeans!  Studio DIY shows how you can DIY the look by making your own tassels and add them to the hem of your jeans.  So much cheaper than … Read More...

Caroline from Sew Can She shares a tutorial and pattern for making her Chubby Lunch Tote.  The  insulated lunch bag has a short squat size that’s perfect for holding small food containers.  Finished dimensions are approximately 7″ tall x 8″ … Read More...

With a hip and a hop, these leggings are so cute for Easter!  Jess from The Sewing Rabbit shares a tutorial for the Hip Hop Leggings featured in her Hip Hopping Around spring mini magazine.  You can use any … Read More...

This bunny hand puppet would make a fun Easter toy for kids to play with!  Cindy from Skip To My Lou shares a tutorial and free pattern for making it.  You can put it together with fabric glue, as she … Read More...

Tina from Miss Daisy Designs shows how you can sew a fabric Easter egg embellished with a bow.  Her tutorial includes a free pattern.  Use your fabric scraps to make the egg and the bow for a fun Easter scrap … Read More...

Anna from Tea and a Sewing Machine shows how you can sew a cross body tote bag.  The tote is big enough to hold her purse, her phone, a knitting project, and her journal.  It has a zip closure at … Read More...

These felt bunny and chick Easter baskets are just too cute to resist! Not only are they a fun and festive addition to your Easter celebrations, but they’re also completely no-sew, making them perfect for kids, beginner crafters, or … Read More...

Valerie from The Unfashionista shows how you can revamp a tired pair of pumps by covering them in denim.  There’s no sewing required – just careful cutting and gluing.  Use scraps in different washes to make a color blocked effect.… Read More...

Mayra from So Sew Easy

Here’s a fun way to make bag handles.  Use your fabric scraps!!  Mayra from So Sew Easy shares a tutorial showing how to make these twisted scrap fabric bag handles.  It puts your scraps to … Read More...

Cathi from Scratch and Stitch shows how to make her Inside Out Sock Bunny.  If you’re wondering about the name, it’s because she made it with the socks inside out which gives a softer and more weathered look to the … Read More...

Sarah from Sadie Seasongoods used vintage sheets and oval thrift store frames to make pretty Easter wall art.  The oval frames mimic the shape of Easter eggs, and the bright florals of vintage sheets are the perfect way to decorate … Read More...

This softie pattern is made for giving!  Cintia from My Poppet has designed it for the Make It For Giving theme at Spotlight for National Crafting Month.  You can make it into a bunny, bear, or kitty.  They’re all super … Read More...

Sew a carrot treat bag to hold some Easter sweets!  Crystal from Stitched By Crystal shares a tutorial at Make It and Love It showing how you can make them.  The drawstring at the top of the pouch makes a … Read More...

Sharon from Crafts ‘n Coffee shows how you can use your fabric scraps to decoupage Easter eggs.  The way she cuts the fabric helps keep a smooth surface and also allows you to use your smaller scraps.  Smaller prints will … Read More...

Jennifer Cowles guests at Therm O Web with a quick tutorial showing how she made this canvas bunny ear gift bag.  Her tutorial doesn’t show how to make the basic bag itself, but that part is easy enough to figure … Read More...

Denise from DIY Crush shares a tutorial and pattern for making these pocket bunny softies.  They’d be so cute sitting in an Easter basket, and that pocket gives a place to tuck a small but special treat.  Add some pom … Read More...

Sew a rainbow with this color wheel pincushion!  Miss Sews-It-All shares a tutorial at We All Sew showing how to make one.  She also includes a free paper piecing pattern.  I’m loving it made up in solids arranged in rainbow … Read More...

Caroline from Sew Can She shows how you can sew this beautiful patchwork shower curtain.  It’s made from fat quarters, with each “patch” being an entire fat quarter.  It took 20 fat quarters to make a curtain 84″ tall … Read More...

I remember in middle school when fanny packs were all the rage.  And then they went out of style – for a looooong time! But now they’re back, just as handy as always.  Sew4Home shows how you can sew a … Read More...