How to sew a pretty lace cover for a wire clothes hanger using 5 inch lace and satin ribbon to cover the hook.

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Last updated on October 3rd, 2015 at 01:05 amRecycling an old T-shirt and leftover fabric scraps to make a memorable, one-of-a-kind tee. Design by: Laura Koob and Nicole Koob Do you have a favorite t-shirt that has a rip or a stain? Make it an original! Bring it back to life with fabric scraps from...

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Last updated on October 3rd, 2015 at 01:09 amFast and Easy Toddler Smock to Sew by Traci Hudson Thanks for joining me in the art of making clothes for your child! You’ll be pleased with how quick and easy it is to make pint-sized frocks in one afternoon. As a mother of one, I started...

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Last updated on June 7th, 2015 at 05:48 pmTransform a Sweatshirt into a Sleeveless Vest By Jane Lake and Twila Lenoir If you have some sewing ability, and know how to work with seam binding, you’ll find it easy to transform a sweatshirt into a snazzy sleeveless vest! Supplies: sweatshirt, new or used seam binding,...

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Learn Seminole Piecing With This Free Eyeglass Case Pattern by Christina Sherrod. Pattern Instructions: Cut the following fabric pieces: (choose your own colors – I will refer to colors in drawing below). Diamonds & Triangles: blue: cut 2 strips each 1.75″ x 18″ pink: cut 2 strips each 2″ x 18″ green: cut 2 strips...

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Free Sewing Pattern: Quilt Block Aprons By Christina Sherrod of CraftandFabricLinks.com This beautiful, but easy to sew, quilted top apron comes in two sizes. Here we have instructions for an apron to fit girls, size 4 to 6, pictured on the right. Please visit CraftandFabricLinks Quilt Block Apron: Size 8-4 for the larger pattern to...

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Last updated on July 30th, 2015 at 10:23 pmThis pin cushion looks like an elegant ladies hat, but is actually a practical way to keep your pins and needles organized. If you have some cds or DVDs to recycle, use them as the base instead of cardboard circles. Material: Cardboard (inserts from stocking or shirt...

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How to sew a denim memory tote bag using scraps of denim from old family blue jeans.

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How to sew a quick and easy denim cutlery pouch made from recycled blue jeans using a simple rectangle pattern.

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Last updated on February 17th, 2018 at 02:26 am How to Recycle Jeans Into a Skirt – The Four-Panel Method (Page 1 of 2) Contributed by SavvySeams You’ve surely seen tons of these around. They seem to go in and out of the popular style, but they always have a certain bohemian or resourceful type...

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Last updated on August 21st, 2014 at 12:26 amI saw this felt forget-me-not flower pin on SavvySeams (now closed) and thought it would make a wonderful Mother’s Day craft for mom, grandma or a favourite aunt.  The sewing is simple satin stitch which creates the yellow center and holds the blue petals and white petals...

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Last updated on October 3rd, 2015 at 01:08 amRing Pincushion By Jane Lake A few inexpensive supplies are all you will need to make this pretty and practical pincushion ring. It is ideal for keeping pins handy while you are machine or hand sewing, setting the hem on a dress, or pinning a pattern on...

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Last updated on August 20th, 2014 at 08:07 pmRice Hot Pack (or Cold Pack) by Jane Lake We now have directions for two versions of the popular rice pack sewing patterns. The original Rice Buddy Hot Pack is shown here in a versatile tube shape which works really well draped around your neck (or around...

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How to sew a rice pack faux hot water bottle from a free printable template, cotton or flannel, and rice.

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Last updated on October 10th, 2015 at 11:58 pmHow to Sew a Quilted Potholder for Christmas by Christina Sherrod There is nothing more wonderful than a home sewn, unique gift. This potholder is easy to make, plus it teaches you new quilting skills, as well as how to transfer an image to fabric. Use our...

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