Find out what the former Sewing Bee contestants and former winners of the Great British Sewing Bee are doing now.
This free tutorial will walk you step by step how to embroider a bee. The design and stitches are simple and the outcome is so cute!
DIY Fabric Toy Sunshine Bee Free Sewing Pattern
Bees are fantastic creatures and can make lovely toys for your little ones. Here’s a beautiful bee sewing pattern that includes some clear and concise instructions that will allow a beginner sewer to make a plushie bee. When you have finished making yourself one of these very cute Bee Plush Toys it will measure approximately […]
SEWING KIT ZIP CASE. Beautiful applique bee design. Size: 14cm x 10cm x 3cm approx Contents Include: scissors, tape measure, cottons, safety pins, buttons, seam ripper, thimble, needles Zip to close. Lined in mustard yellow spot Comes in a plastic wallet so makes a great gift Super quality little sewing case FREE UK DELIVERY Please see my other items for matching sewing baskets, pin cushions, sewing kits, craft & knitting bags
This listing is for a digital download pattern. Please make note that this is an instant download. A HARD COPY OF THIS PATTERN WILL NOT BE MAILED TO YOU. You will receive an email notification for an instant download after purchase is complete. Please make sure that the email attached to your Etsy account is the email of your choice. Beginner-Intermediate sewing level. Beginner embroidery friendly with basic stitches. This pattern is for the Honey Bee Scrappy Drawstring Bag Finished size is 10” x 11 3/4” Cotton fabrics are suggested. Machine Washable. Embroidered with a button bee. Lined Bag Perfect for carrying or storing craft or art supplies, make-up, hair supplies, toiletries, charging cords/phone accessories, etc. Pattern may not be copied or shared digitally or copied for a classroom or sewing group. Please purchase one pattern per person or student. Contact me for wholesale information. Designed by me, Eilene Johnson, dba simply eilene. Copyright simply eilene 2021
On the blog today join me as we stitch an easy springtime craft, a simple bumble bee embroidery using much of what you will already have...
When is the new series of the Great British Sewing Bee on TV? Discover where to watch and behind the scenes news with Gathered's in-depth guide.
When is the new series of the Great British Sewing Bee on TV? Discover where to watch and behind the scenes news with Gathered's in-depth guide.
This free tutorial will walk you step by step how to embroider a bee. The design and stitches are simple and the outcome is so cute!
How to make common alterations to sewing patterns
We love mini quilts! Yes, we do! The Busy Bees Wall Hanging uses several different quilting techniques to create this whimsical wall hanging. The Busy Bees Wall Quilt is perfect for a baby’s nursery, kitchen, or office space. It also makes a great gift for your favorite hard working friend. In this online video class, […]
Want to learn how to make a cute felt bumble bee. This fun spring craft is a fun sewing craft and would make a super cute ornament or keychain. We loving fun bug crafts for
Download and print this FREE bee template! Adorable and simple to use at home or classrooms, it makes a great addition to any kids crafts.
Last Summer, during the Row by Row experience shop hop, I picked up a pattern for a row at Quilty Pleasures in Orleans, Ontario. Although I...
This bee is very happy!If you are using the quick fuse (fusible webbing) method for the Bee Happy sew-along here is a fast way to make the five bees. From yellow/orange fabric cut: Two 1½” x 12”
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Learn how to make triangle pattern weights in this super easy tutorial. All you need are fabric scraps and dried rice! Clear steps with pictures.
These sewing patterns will enable you to recreate the dresses and garments feature in season 6 of the Great British Sewing Bee.
Bring a little magic into your home and have lots of fun with this 'Wishing Shed' sewing pattern. A beautiful yet simple design made for you to enjoy! This is NOT the physical kit but digital PDF files that you can download instantly, meaning you can get started right away! As well as the stencil sheet, the pattern includes detailed step by step photos and instructions showing how to create this charming bee 🐝 Not for commercial re-sale. Mass production, re-sale and distribution of pattern pieces and instructions is expressly prohibited. Thank you. ©️The Wishing Shed - All rights reserved NOT A TOY
It’s Block of the Month day! I hope you enjoyed the flower in May . This is going to be such a fun year!
Cross stitch; baking; whimsicality.
Hello Everyone! It’s time for Block 4 of the Free Save the Bees BOM by Jacquelynne Steves. Make sure you visit her site to get all the information about the block. You can also still sign up …
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Sew your own felt Bees, Hive and Flowers with this printable PDF sewing pattern. This is a PRINTABLE PDF PATTERN, not a physical product. With your purchase comes an instant digital download. You will have access to: - a full scale printable PDF pattern - clear illustrated instructions - a stitch guide. This pattern is meant to be hand stitched so a basic sewing kit will be sufficient. The full list of materials is given with the PDF. After purchasing the digital file, you will see a link to the Downloads page. Here, you can download all the files associated with your order and print them on A4 paper. Downloads are available once your payment is confirmed, it may take a few minutes. The finished bees are approximately 8 cm tall and the hive is 10 cm high. Please note: This is a PDF pattern only and does not include materials. Please be aware that due to the nature of the product, no refunds or exchanges will be offered. Please contact us if you have any issues. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No portion of this pattern may be photocopied or reproduced by any means without the express written consent of Corinne Lapierre. Your purchase of this pattern or tutorial is a license for personal use. Copyright to all pattern pieces, photos, and instructional material remains with Corinne Lapierre. Corinne Lapierre cannot be held responsible for human error, printing errors or individual workmanship. All patterns and tutorials are protected herein by copyright and may not be produced for any commercial resale. Purchasing the pattern does not transfer you the copyright. Items made with Corinne Lapierre patterns and tutorials may be produced from a home based setting and sold on a small scale basis. Should you choose to sell the physical goods design credit is required to Corinne Lapierre. No mass production allowed. This pattern is ©2017 Corinne Lapierre, all rights reserved.
With this digital PDF pattern, you will be able to download the pattern and make your own bee! This pattern will walk you through the step-by-step process of making a bee plushie. This pattern makes a bee that is approximately 3" x 3" x 2.75". *** PLEASE NOTE: This is a DIGITAL sewing pattern. You will NOT be sent any physical items in the mail. If you want a ready-to-ship plushie, visit my other Etsy shop at https://www.etsy.com/shop/TooStuffed *** ******IMPORTANT****** Terms of use: You are free to sell finished products created with this pattern, but please give credit to the pattern maker, TooStuffed. An example of giving credit would be to put “original pattern by TooStuffed” in the item description. You may NOT sell, share, or redistribute this pattern. Also, you may NOT claim to have created this pattern (including the photos used in the pattern instructions) as your own. You may modify this pattern, provided you credit TooStuffed for the original pattern. You may NOT use this pattern for factory mass-produced goods. ************************* Difficulty level: Intermediate (3/10): This pattern is relatively easy if you have a basic knowledge of sewing and making plushies. The small size is what adds difficulty to this pattern. Materials: Yellow fabric Black fabric White fabric 1 pair of 12mm safety eyes Stuffing Thread Sewing needle or machine Sewing pins Scissors Pen/fabric pen
Bee Plushies with Heatnbond Fusible Fleece Today I am sharing the cutest little baby bee pattern and tutorial with you. I hope you find it as sweet as I do. It’s small so it can fit in your little one’s hands perfectly. This project is a great scrap buster. You just need small amounts of […] Read more...
Block for Elizabeth, Mid Century Modern bee, January 2015
With this digital PDF pattern, you will be able to download the pattern and make your own bee! This pattern will walk you through the step-by-step process of making a bee plushie. This pattern makes a bee that is approximately 3" x 3" x 2.75". *** PLEASE NOTE: This is a DIGITAL sewing pattern. You will NOT be sent any physical items in the mail. If you want a ready-to-ship plushie, visit my other Etsy shop at https://www.etsy.com/shop/TooStuffed *** ******IMPORTANT****** Terms of use: You are free to sell finished products created with this pattern, but please give credit to the pattern maker, TooStuffed. An example of giving credit would be to put “original pattern by TooStuffed” in the item description. You may NOT sell, share, or redistribute this pattern. Also, you may NOT claim to have created this pattern (including the photos used in the pattern instructions) as your own. You may modify this pattern, provided you credit TooStuffed for the original pattern. You may NOT use this pattern for factory mass-produced goods. ************************* Difficulty level: Intermediate (3/10): This pattern is relatively easy if you have a basic knowledge of sewing and making plushies. The small size is what adds difficulty to this pattern. Materials: Yellow fabric Black fabric White fabric 1 pair of 12mm safety eyes Stuffing Thread Sewing needle or machine Sewing pins Scissors Pen/fabric pen
With this digital PDF pattern, you will be able to download the pattern and make your own bee! This pattern will walk you through the step-by-step process of making a bee plushie. This pattern makes a bee that is approximately 3" x 3" x 2.75". *** PLEASE NOTE: This is a DIGITAL sewing pattern. You will NOT be sent any physical items in the mail. If you want a ready-to-ship plushie, visit my other Etsy shop at https://www.etsy.com/shop/TooStuffed *** ******IMPORTANT****** Terms of use: You are free to sell finished products created with this pattern, but please give credit to the pattern maker, TooStuffed. An example of giving credit would be to put “original pattern by TooStuffed” in the item description. You may NOT sell, share, or redistribute this pattern. Also, you may NOT claim to have created this pattern (including the photos used in the pattern instructions) as your own. You may modify this pattern, provided you credit TooStuffed for the original pattern. You may NOT use this pattern for factory mass-produced goods. ************************* Difficulty level: Intermediate (3/10): This pattern is relatively easy if you have a basic knowledge of sewing and making plushies. The small size is what adds difficulty to this pattern. Materials: Yellow fabric Black fabric White fabric 1 pair of 12mm safety eyes Stuffing Thread Sewing needle or machine Sewing pins Scissors Pen/fabric pen
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to embroider a bee. Using 3 basic stitches, you can make a cute and simple bumble bee. You could even add a few running stitches to trail behind...
A tutorial showing how to make a wrist pincushion like Angeline's on The Great British Sewing Bee! Clear, step by step and lots of pics.
Hello again! August 28th is coming fast and is the official kick off day... and I'm sew excited! Are you ready for a few mor...
My Spelling Bee book arrived and although the sew-along won’t start until October I couldn’t help myself. So much fun in a spiral bound book. I am making the Picture Day Quilt (page 158 of the book) which uses 20 pictures blocks. I am using 6" blocks and have made three to date...... Block 1 – Apple Block. Very quick, very simple – a perfect start to this project. Spelling Bee Apple Block Block 2 – Bee Block. Love this block and it went together quite well except for the head. I think the H squares that you sew onto the head are too big – they result in a pointy face for this bee – not at all like the book. So I cut those the background H squares to 7/8” square. It worked well. (I kept the H blocks as per the size in the book for the top of the wing.) Spelling Bee Bee Block Block 3 – Bird Block. Another easy and very well written block pattern. The head looks a bit strange but it will flatten when it is stitched in with the other blocks. Spelling Bee Bird Block I am trying to make a block a day so do come back and check at the weekend to see how its going. Until then .....................
There are many different techniques for quilt making and paper piecing is one. You either love it or you hate it. Either way, it produces amazing and beautiful results and these 8 ideas…
Block 39 - Beehive Summer may be a distant memory for many at this time of the year but we can add a summer glow through the fabrics we use and the blocks we make. This week’s block is a good example – the Beehive. The Beehive block makes good use of yellow fabric scraps as it looks its best when each layer of the hive is made using a different fabric. Create the sections before assembling the beehive Putting the beehive together is a case of layering the indidividual sections. And my tip for this week's block - don't worry if your layers do not meet exactly – the block will still look good. Remember that perfection can sometimes be the thief of joy. Block 39 Beehive is a great scrap buster I hope you enjoy this block. I would love to see any you make over on Instagram (#block39beehive) or in the Flickr group. Until next week .....
Has it really been two weeks since I last posted??? Makes me sad to think I haven't been quilting that much, as I didn't think it had been that long. I started working on the free Glam Clam pattern from Latifah Saafir, and using the Curve Master foot. (affiliate link) I was making mine in yellows for a baby quilt, and finished sewing the clams by the next day. Unfortunately, the applique and quilting got delayed a bit, but the whole quilt got finished up today. Here's a full quilt picture. The bees are in a hive full of honey, or they are on top of a flower seeking nectar. Either way, they're pretty cute! For the quilting, I did an open stipple all over with yellow Glide thread, then outlined the bees with Sulky invisible polyester monofilament. First time I've used that on my Innova, and had no problems. Here's the back, a nice soft yellow flannel. And as for the bees, they're my own creation, in two versions. Happy Quilting!
