Learn how to sew pajama pants; DIY a basic and easy pair with elastic waistband and variations such as cuffs and drawstring waist.
Sew a ball-shaped piggy toy with this free #sewasoftie sewing pattern!
A couple months ago a customer brought me a chair to slipcover. I finally made the slipcover last week and finished it up this week. It wasn't horrible but it was a little tired looking and needed some freshening up. Here is the before. The owner of this chair called it
Use this tutorial to sew slippers with ruffled detail
Head over to the blog for full tutorial https://sewhayleyjane.com/blog/fat-quarter-tutorial-peg-bag
This is the tutorial of the bread baskets I made! You need: - 2 pieces of fabric, 32 x 32 cm - 1 piece of fiberfill, 32 x 32 cm - 8 pieces o...
It's that time again. This is year 4 for Camp Sew N Sew at my church. This year we are going to make one simple project per day, rather t...
Sorry, the bag originally featured on this page is no longer available. A Stitch a Day Project Bag More project bags to carry, store, and organize your notions,
How to sew curtains - a simple DIY valance
One of my New Year's Resolution was to be more organized. My first goal was to eliminate the mail pile that accumulates near the front door. I was eyeing some wall organizers at The Container Store, but didn't want to pay that much. So, I dug some fabric out of my closet and winged it!Inspiration:The…
Sew LEDs Into Your Project!: It is really easy to include LEDs in your soft circuit project. For this I used a low-resistance conductive thread, from the lovely Lynne Bruning, some pliers, two sewing needles, and a bunch of green LEDs. Begin by coiling the leads of your LEDs w…
C&T Publishing has released one of the projects from Sew Illustrated for free on their blog today. So, if you’ve been on the fence about trying sewing illustration, hop on over to check it out! Share List
Sew a snuggly kawaii star lovey or plush toy for children with this free pattern.
How to sew floor pillows for extra seating
Happy Wednesday! I'm popping in to show you a sweet little project I recently made featuring some brand new, and beautiful, fabric from the ...
We Dare You to Make Just One! These handy little bags are great for take-along projects and many other uses. They go together quickly and can be customized in so many ways. Choose fabrics you love, consider adding some trim along the top edge of the pockets and even piece the pocket area if you …
Check out this DIY old shirts tutorial to turn your old t-shirts into a fabulous skirt. These shirts are comfortable, casual but really chic.
Of all the sample bags I made for my Make A Bag series earlier this year, this Cloverleaf Bag is probably the most pinned on Pinter...
How do you like to purchase patterns? Do you prefer the paper variety or do you like the ease and speed of downloading a PDF? If the answe...
All it takes to make this fun and easy bag is two fat quarters for the body and two fat quarters for the lining. Some of the stripes on the featured bag were machine-quilted with narrow zigzag stitching. To prevent warped areas from occurring between parallel rows of stitching, start the machine-quilting of all rows from the same edge. Fabrics are from Anchors Away collection by Dear Stella.
