Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorials. Show all posts

Jan 21, 2011

Turtle Pincushion - Pattern and Sewing Tutorial


This is the cutest pincushion I have found!   


Flip him over, needles, thread and scissors stow-away inside.


He has a magnetic flipper for those stray pins!



Here's the Link -  Craft Passion has the Free Pattern and Sewing Tutorial!




DIY Woven Rag Rug




Turn your old bed sheets into a new Woven Rag Rug.   

I love the look, texture and colors!   Love this and can't wait to give it a try.   This technique would make lovely table placemats as well!

Here's the link at Craft Passion for the Woven Rag Rug Tutorial







Owl Key Chain - Pattern and Tutorial




Clever idea - If you're really good at loosing your keys, like ME, this may be a clever and cute way to keep track of those pesky keys!   I love owls and I love this.   

Craft Passion has the free pattern and tutorial.






Little Girls Apron Dress



Super cute girls apron dress.  The complete pattern and photo tutorial can be found at Every Day Chaos.






Jan 20, 2011

Jan 3, 2011

Felt Board Tutorial and Dress Up Templates




Rachel Denbow has a great tutorial to make a hinged double-sided felt board.   Inspired by Olivia Mew's Flickr photostream, Rachel created a template for dress-ups and is providing it as a download give-away for all of us.


Jan 1, 2011

How To Make A Onesie Dress


Oh my!   This is the cutest sewing project I have seen in a really long time!   Abbe, Grandma will me sending you some of these soon!   I LOVE this little dress!




Dec 29, 2010

How To Make A Cardboard Pirate Ship


Every Tuesday is Art Tuesday at our house.   Eric and I get together and create.   Now I know what next weeks craft will be.    We'll make our own pirate ship out of the left over boxes from Christmas.   Free, fun creativity!   Combine the ship with some action figures and he'll have a great time! 

Thanks to ikatbag for the sweet tutorial and idea!   Visit ikatbag here



Nov 8, 2010

Baskets and Handbags - Patterns and Tutorials




Denim Tote with Leather handles

This rugged denim bag looks amazing.  I love the leather handles, and the raw salvage top. 

Between the lines has a great tutorial here 






Old Dress Shirt - New Bag

Recycle and old favorite linen, cotton or dress shirt into a new bag.

I love this rustic linen bag.   
Makes me think of the Sundance catalog.

Between the lines has a great tutorial here






 Large roomy - simple to make Bag. 

I love the size of this bag.  
It is the perfect size for carrying a laptop. 

Easy to make if you use tea towels as this bag is 

Visit Made By Jill for the tutorial 












Canvas Boat Tote with an interior Pouch

Rugged and well made of heavy canvas.  
Deeper than most bags - great for shopping or as a library bag.







A free Amy Butler Bag Pattern

This offers both a handbag and shoulder bag option.   Multiple pockets in the main compartment help you keep 
everything organized.

Visit Sew Mama Sew for the free pattern 
and tutorial. 




Heavy Duty Tote 

This bag is 14 x 11 x 3 1/2
with one exterior and two interior pockets - one zippered. 
It is designed for rugged wear with two layers of fabric at the bottom
and straps that won't rip off. 

Here's the link: 






A Burlap Tote with Shabby Rose

This bag is inexpensive, fun and easy to make. 
Check out the big selection of burlap at Hobby Lobby.

Pattern and Tutorial at this Link:





Crafty Fabric Basket 

Love this bag/ basket.   Great for carrying needle crafts. 
This bagsket stands up on it's own with a roomy interior and lots of pockets to keep everything organized. 

Approximate finished size is 8 inches in diameter, 
and 8 1/2 inches tall. 

The pattern can also be adjusted to 12 inches. 

I Love this bag







A Diaper Bag with an Interior Divider

This is a BIG bag, measuring 19 x 12 x 6
A new mom, looking for a large bag and unable to find it 
made her own pattern and shares it with us!
If you have a baby, and want ONE bag to carry everything. 
This is the bag for you.    Here's the link: 



How to make a Fabric Bowl

The method to make this bowl is basically the same method used 
to make a rag rug.  Except for a bowl you curve it up as you sew.
Very fun to make and cute for a sewing room.

Here is the tutorial





A Lined Fabric Basket

I really like the form of a basket combined with the 
softness of fabric.   - keeps everything neat and easy to find. 

Here is the tutorial, pattern Link : 





Spring Form Fabric Buckets

This buckets collapse for easy storage. 
Great for organizing and storing sewing supplies

or hair ribbons and bow. 

Here the pattern and tutorial link:









Nursery Collapsable Storage Baskets 

Make these soft fabric baskets, use them to organize
diapers and baby supplies.   Then when not in use, collapse and 
store them away until they are needed again! 

Here is the Pattern and Tutorial Link: 







Electrified Fox Lamp Tutorial





The secret to turning stuffed animals into lamps is the best idea I've come across in a long time. 
Pure genius!

And so fun.    Matsutake has a free tutorial here:







Nov 2, 2010

Baby Teething Rings Fabric Tutorial





Luv In The Mommyhood has a great idea.

By covering plastic teething rings they become easier and 
more attractive to grip and chew on.  

Babies will love this.   Go here for the tutorial







How To Make Easy Braided Bracelets



One made from strips of fabric and leather.   Shoelaces in offsetting colors for the other.
I LOVE these bracelets - great color!

If you're looking for a fun project this is it.   
These bracelets would also make great gifts! 

Visit Between the Lines
for a how-to in 16 pictures with a short description below.

For the photo tutorial go here:









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