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Tutorial: Candy corn pillowcase trick or treat bag

September 6, 2014 by Anne Weaver

Tutorial: Candy cane pillowcase trick or treat bag
Tutorial: Candy cane pillowcase trick or treat bag

Go old school with your trick or treat bag this year and use a pillowcase to collect candy.  But don’t leave it plain.  You can make it festive for Halloween by dying it to look like candy corn. Angela Daniels from Guilty Crafter shares a tutorial at The RIT Studio showing how to do it.  Or, if your child already has a favorite trick or treat bag, you could use your candy corn pillowcase as an actual pillowcase.

Click the link below to go to the tutorial:

Candy Corn Treat Bag Pillowcase, by Guilty Crafter

[photo from Guilty Crafter on The RIT Studio]

Looking for more DIY sewing patterns to make your own trick or treat bags for Halloween? Check these Sewing patterns out on Etsy. for other styles of Cany trick-or-treat bags,   and these other articles we wrote featuring more ideas and free patterns trick-or-treat bags.

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Turn an Old Shirt into a Stylish Scrunchie: A Fun Upcycling Tutorial

Are you looking for a quick and easy sewing project that not only saves you money but also helps you recycle old clothes? In this tutorial from Adventures of a DIY Mom, you’ll learn how to make a scrunchie out of an old shirt, turning a piece of fabric you no longer wear into a fashionable and functional accessory!

The tutorial walks you through the entire process of transforming a worn-out shirt into a cute scrunchie that’s perfect for tying up your hair in style. Not only is it an excellent way to reuse fabric you would otherwise throw away, but it also gives you a unique, custom accessory that’s completely one-of-a-kind. Whether you’re using a shirt with a fun pattern or a plain old tee, this project is a fantastic way to add a personal touch to your wardrobe.

The instructions are simple, and even beginner sewists can follow along with ease. Plus, the scrunchie can be made in just a few steps, so it’s the perfect project when you need a quick, satisfying DIY fix.

If you’ve got an old shirt lying around, don’t throw it out! Check out the full tutorial here and get started on making your own trendy, upcycled scrunchie today!

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