This is the last pre-lesson in my Learn to Sew series. The series itself starts Monday, but before it does, let’s talk fabric. Or more specifically how to buy fabric.
I’m a sucker for fabric. Totally and completely. You can never have too much fabric. And I love to buy fabric. But I understand that it could be overwhelming to walk into a fabric store if you don’t have a lot of experience there, so let me walk you through it.
What’s the Project? This skillet handle cover pattern is easy to make and saves your hands from hot skillets! A cute and easy sewing project for beginners and something you’ll enjoy making too! Hey everyone! Today we’ve got Katie from Made to be a Momma here and she’s got a tutorial for a cast iron skillet handle cover. Which is…
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What’s the Project? Make this cute messenger bag pattern in any fabric to have a perfect, fun bag to carry to school, work or use as a diaper bag. Easy to follow instructions make this a sewing project that you can do! I affectionately refer to my purse or bag as “the dungeon” because it is so large and full…
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What’s the Project: These simple and fun Valentine crafts for kids are great to do with the little ones at home or are perfect for a school Valentine’s Day party. Easy for you, fun for the kids! I was talking to my 18-year-old son the other day and he mentioned that as a single guy in his late teens, he…
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I think a lot of us probably made pajama pants in 7th grade Home Ec. Do you still remember how? The thing is, pajamas are pretty easy to make and are very forgiving because it doesn’t really matter if they fit all that great so they are a good beginner’s project. Every year I make my boys’ Christmas pajamas, so I figured why not give you a pajamas tutorial? This tutorial is done using no pattern, just copying a pair of pants that you already have on hand.
Most of you probably know that I love to sew hooded towels. I usually like to make cute animal hooded towels but they can be cute even as just a basic hooded towel. These towels are so handy too because they work great for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and even beyond. They are easy to make and cost less than $10. Can’t beat that can you?
What’s the Project? Looking for some fun things to do for New Year’s Eve with kids this year? Here are some games, activities, and great ways to count down the hours into the new year that your whole family will love! Christmas is great. I love the Christmas season, but usually by the time the actual day rolls around I…
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What’s the Project? These chocolate peppermint candy canes are like Christmas in your mouth! A rich chocolate cookie topped with peppermint buttercream and crushed candy canes, this cookie is a real crowd pleaser! I wasn’t planning to blog these cookies. I just wanted to try something new out this year but they turned out so good and look so pretty…
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What’s the Project? Want to surprise someone with something fun this holiday season? Drop off a pizza with this cute “Pizza on Earth, Good Will to Men” tag and brighten up someone’s day! My boys love pizza. One, in particular, is a very devout lover (and it’s one of the few things he eats) and can down just about a…
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