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Reuse old clothes and turn them into scarves. Learn how to make an infinity scarf from a t-shirt. Do you love having unique and colorful accessories? And do you like making something out of nothing, without having to break the bank? Well, then you can use your old ripped and stained t-shirts for this cool jersey […]
Sew a cute and comfy beanie that accommodates your messy bun (and ponytail)! Learn how to make a messy bun beanie today and whip some warm hats up in 15 minutes flat. These beanies are great scrap fabric busters and make lovely gifts for kids and women who love to have their hair up.
Socks make sock monkeys! Here’s a step by step video tutorial for how to make a sock monkey! All you need is a pair of socks, a bit of felt and the stuffing to make it nice and cuddly. All of the other material and tools are listed in the tutorial along with photo instructions. […]
Do you love to sew with fleece fabric? Here are some must-sews for winter. These must have fleece sewing patterns are available on Etsy via instant download. Kids and adult patterns you can sew with fleece fabric.
Damjana submitted this fab post: I used a totally unprofessional sewing hack when sewing a jersey patch on a sleeve to make it easier. I’m still a bit ashamed of it. But it was totally worth it! Want to see what it was? It made my project easy and quick.
Learn how to sew knit fabric perfectly. Most of our garments are made from knit fabric because it’s stretchy, form fitting, and much more forgiving in terms of sizing. However a lot of sewists shy away from sewing their own knit garments because this fabric can be tricky to sew.
A free PDF sewing pattern and tutorial for a cute little fabric marble maze toy for kids. Learn how to sew a marble maze. It’s made from fabric and fleece scraps and it’s so easy to make.
Learn how to make woven yarn hopi eye Christmas ornaments. Use up yarn scraps to weave these Hopi Eye decorations, perfect for hanging on the Christmas tree. Kids love winding yarn around the popsicle sticks and seeing how the colors build up!
